Geek Bar Pulse X 25K

Every Geek Bar Pulse X 25K disposable at Puff'Dis is $32.99 and 20 mg/mL, so price and strength won't help you choose between the 10+ flavours. Two things will: the fruit or mint you want, and how you plan to use the two modes. Geek Bar rates the device for up to 25,000 puffs in Regular mode and up to 15,000 in Pulse mode.

What the 25K in the name refers to

Geek Bar's product page lists two puff ratings for the Pulse X: 25K puffs in Regular mode and 15K puffs in Pulse mode. The 25K in the product name is the Regular-mode figure.

Geek Bar says it significantly improved the output of Pulse mode and extended how long the flavour lasts in Regular mode. Put that next to the two ratings and the mode switch is a tradeoff: Pulse mode gives the stronger output Geek Bar describes, and Regular mode carries the higher 25K rating.

Treat both numbers as manufacturer ratings, not a count each device is guaranteed to reach. The number of puffs you get depends on how you use the device, including how much time you spend in Pulse mode.

Charging, airflow and screen as Geek Bar describes them

The Pulse X recharges. Geek Bar says its high-current quick charging takes the battery to 80% in 20 minutes. That figure is for a partial charge, not a full one.

Geek Bar says it set a balance between airflow and power, and that you can adjust them with one click. Airflow is how much air passes through the device when you draw. Geek Bar calls the display a 3D curved screen and describes the mouthpiece as having a transparent shell made from moderate-hardness material.

One strength across the line: 20 mg/mL

Every Pulse X 25K listing we carry is 20 mg/mL, the highest nicotine concentration allowed for vaping products sold in Canada.

That limit comes from the federal Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations (SOR/2021-123), which have applied since July 2021. According to Health Canada, legal vaping substances now contain 0 to 20 mg/mL of nicotine, which puts this line at the top of that range.

Ice on every listing except Miami Mint

Every Pulse X 25K listing has "Ice" in its name except Miami Mint. Because ice is the default across the line, the fruit named before "Ice" is what tells one listing from another.

Miami Mint is the only mint listing in the range. To compare it with mint and menthol listings from other lines, browse our menthol flavours.

Classic Ice doesn't name a fruit. See its product page for details, or use the iced flavours filter to compare it with other iced listings.

Citrus in five Pulse X listings

Five listings have citrus: Raspberry Citrus Ice, Citrus Smash Ice, Tropical Orange Ice, Lime Berry Orange Ice and Peach Berry Lime Ice. Raspberry Citrus Ice and Citrus Smash Ice say citrus without naming the citrus fruit.

Orange appears in two listings: Tropical Orange Ice frames orange as tropical, and Lime Berry Orange Ice blends it with lime and berry.

Lime is in both three-fruit blends: with berry and orange in Lime Berry Orange Ice, and with peach and berry in Peach Berry Lime Ice. If lime is what you want, compare those two.

Berry, peach and mango in more than one listing

Berry is in five Pulse X listings. Winter Berry Ice names berry on its own. Raspberry is paired with citrus in Raspberry Citrus Ice and with mango in Razz Mango Ice. Berry is also in both three-fruit blends.

Peach is on its own in Juicy Peach Ice and with berry and lime in Peach Berry Lime Ice. Mango is paired with raspberry in Razz Mango Ice and with pineapple in Mango Pineapple Ice.

White Grape Ice and Watermelon Ice are single-fruit listings. Grape and watermelon don't appear in any other Pulse X name.

To compare the same fruits in other lines, use the fruit flavours filter. You can also look at the Geek Bar Pulse 2 80K and Geek Bar Pulse 9K lines, or browse all of our disposables.