GEEK BAR PULSE 2 80K

We carry 15+ Geek Bar Pulse 2 80K flavours, and every one is a disposable at $32.99, so price doesn't separate one listing from another. What you're really choosing is the fruit and whether you want it with ice or with mint. Most listings finish with ice. The line splits into single fruits and two-fruit pairings, and the Fruit, Iced and Menthol filters narrow the grid.

Same disposable, same price, different flavours

Every Geek Bar Pulse 2 80K listing we carry sits in our Disposables category at the same $32.99 price, so on this page you're only comparing flavours. Our catalogue tags the line's flavour profiles as Fruit, Iced, Menthol and Refreshments, from most to least common.

Puff'Dis sells other Geek Bar lines as separate listings: the Geek Bar Pulse X 25K, the Geek Bar Pulse 9K and Geek Bar Salt. They all carry the Geek Bar name, so the quickest way to confirm you have a Pulse 2 80K is to check for the line name in the product title.

Ice as the default, mint as the alternative

Most Pulse 2 80K listing names end in "Ice", so with this line you're mainly choosing which fruit you want iced, not whether you want ice at all.

Miami Mint is the listing with mint in its name, for when you want mint in place of a fruit-and-ice combination. A few listing names don't state a fruit. For those, open the product page or use the Iced flavours and Menthol flavours filters to see where each one sits.

Sorting the fruits: single, paired, or both

Each fruit in this line appears in one of three ways. Knowing which one tells you whether you can get a fruit on its own, only in a blend, or both ways.

Green apple, white grape, cherry, mango, banana, coconut and lemon come only as single iced fruits. Strawberry and pineapple come only in pairings, strawberry with kiwi and pineapple with lime, so if one of them is the fruit you're after, look at the pairings. Peach and watermelon are the only fruits that come both ways: each has its own single iced listing, and the two also come together as one blend, so you can pick either on its own or try it with the other.

A single-fruit listing has just one fruit, iced, so it's the most direct option if you already know which fruit you want. A pairing has a combined profile, with one fruit set against the other. The Fruit flavours filter puts the fruit-based options on one screen so you can compare them.