Geek Bar Pulse X

The Pulse X is where the Pulse line grows up. It keeps what worked — the dual mesh coil, VPU chip, physical mode switch — and adds what the original needed most: 25,000 puffs in Regular Mode, an 18mL tank, and fast charging on an 820mAh battery. The 3D curved Starry Sky screen is new. The dual-mode setup is not.

Browse the full Pulse X range below. If you liked the original but found yourself restocking too often, this is the fix.

Where It Pulls Ahead

The puff count jump is obvious. The 18mL tank is what makes it credible — more liquid means the device earns its run time, rather than just printing a big number on the box. Fast charging gets the 820mAh battery to 80% in about 20 minutes, which matters when you don't want to plan your day around a charger.

The VPU chip holds flavor steady as battery and liquid levels drop — a bigger deal on a 25,000-puff device than on something smaller. The dual mesh coil handles vapor density. The mode switch handles output. These aren't cosmetic changes; they address the parts of the disposable experience that most devices just ignore.

A Better Fit for Heavy Daily Users

If you burn through devices quickly, the Pulse X earns its place. More liquid, more puffs, fast charging — together they cut down how often the device becomes the thing you're thinking about. If you were already on the original Pulse, the step up feels natural: the same character, with more behind it.

One honest note: it's not made to disappear in your pocket. The Pulse X is a performance device, and it has some presence to it. If a compact, lightweight draw is the priority, a slimmer model serves that better. Weighing your options? The full disposable vapes range is worth a look.

How the Two Modes Actually Feel

A switch on the bottom handles everything — no menus, no hold sequences.

• Regular Mode: Consistent output, smooth draw, and the full 25,000-puff run time. Where most sessions live.
• Pulse Mode: Power doubles. The clouds are bigger, the hit is harder, and the draw closes the gap with open-system devices. It burns faster, so it's best saved for when you actually want that.

You're not locked in. That's the whole point of having the switch.

Pulse X at a Glance

• Brand: Geek Bar
• Model: Geek Bar Pulse X
• Puff Count: Up to 25,000 puffs (Regular Mode)
• Battery: 820 mAh, fast charging
• Modes: Regular Mode and Pulse Mode
• Charging Port: USB Type-C
• E-liquid Capacity: 18 mL
• Nicotine Strength: 5% (50 mg/mL)
• Coil: Dual Mesh Coil
• Display: 3D Curved LED Screen (Starry Sky)
• Chip: VPU Technology
• Operation: Draw-activated
• Airflow: Adjustable

The Starry Sky Screen

Most disposable screens tell you one thing: how much battery is left. The Pulse X screen does more than that. The 3D curved panel wraps the body of the device and runs animated Starry Sky light effects when you inhale — a visual built specifically for this model. It looks good, and it's practical: battery level and remaining liquid read clearly at a glance, so you know whether to plug in before you head out the door.

Charging That Doesn't Get in the Way

Larger batteries used to mean longer waits. The Pulse X changes that calculation. About 20 minutes to 80% over USB Type-C — a quick break while you're doing something else, not a dedicated charging session. The 18mL capacity will outlast a full charge, so you'll plug in more than once over the life of the device. At that speed, it stops being something you notice.

Consistent Flavor, Start to Finish

Most disposables taste great early and slowly fall off — thinner, slightly off, somewhere around the halfway point. The VPU (Vaping Processing Unit) tracks heating temperature and adjusts for falling liquid levels and battery voltage to keep output steady. On a device running to 25,000 puffs, that kind of consistency across the full run changes whether you actually finish it or put it down.

Dual Mesh Coil

Double the heating surface of a single-coil setup, which means finer vapor, more even distribution, and flavor that carries cleanly rather than getting muted. It delivers the dense draws the Pulse range is built around, and it holds up across both modes — whether you're cruising in Regular or opening up in Pulse.

Geek Bar Pulse X Flavors

Eighteen flavors across mint, fruit, sour, and candy profiles. At the Pulse X's output level, flavor definition sharpens — the power tends to work in the flavor's favor rather than washing it out. Here's how the range sits:

• Icy and refreshing – Miami Mint, Watermelon Ice, Blue Razz Ice, Sour Apple Ice. Fruit or mint up front, clean cool exhale.
• Sour and tart – Sour Lemon, Sour Mango Pineapple, Sour Fcuking Fab, Grapefruit Refresher. Sharp by design — these lean into the tartness.
• Candy and sweet – Strawberry B-POP, Blackberry B-Pop, Blue Rancher. Sugar-forward picks; the B-POP options push hardest into candy territory.
• Layered fruit blends – Raspberry Peach Lime, Lime Berry Orange, Orange Fcuking Fab, Banana Taffy Freeze. Multi-note profiles with enough going on to hold interest over a longer device.

Finding the Right Flavor

Start with what you already know you like. Want cold and crisp? The Ice variants deliver the cleanest exhale in the range. After something bright and sharp without the menthol? The sour options — Grapefruit Refresher and Sour Mango Pineapple especially — have more nuance than their names let on. Straight sweetness? B-POP or Blue Rancher.

New to the Pulse X and not sure where to start? Either Fcuking Fab variant is worth trying first. They're the range's signature profiles for a reason: layered, balanced, and built to show what the device does at higher output.

Full Flavor List

• Miami Mint (Patriot Edition) – Clean, cool mint with a crisp finish
• Watermelon Ice (Patriot Edition) – Fresh watermelon with a chilled, refreshing exhale
• Blue Razz Ice (Patriot Edition) – Tangy blue raspberry with a clean icy finish
• Sour Lemon – Sharp, zesty lemon with a real pucker
• Strawberry B-POP – Sweet strawberry candy with a nostalgic lollipop finish
• Blue Razz Ice – Blue raspberry with a cool, tangy exhale
• Grapefruit Refresher – Bright, tart grapefruit with a crisp lift
• Banana Taffy Freeze – Creamy banana taffy with a frosty edge
• Watermelon Ice – Light watermelon with a clean, cool exhale
• Sour Mango Pineapple – Tropical mango and pineapple with a tart kick
• Sour Fcuking Fab – The signature layered fruit-and-ice profile, turned sour
• Sour Apple Ice – Sharp green apple with a frosty finish
• Raspberry Peach Lime – Raspberry and peach with a bright lime twist
• Orange Fcuking Fab – The Fab blend with a citrus orange lead
• Lime Berry Orange – Zesty lime, mixed berry, and orange in one
• Miami Mint – Clean, cool mint with a crisp exhale
• Blue Rancher – Sweet, tangy blue candy with a bold finish
• Blackberry B-Pop – Dark blackberry candy with a sweet lollipop edge

Comparing the Pulse X with other models? The full Geek Bar vapes have everything in one place.

Frequently Asked Questions

What nicotine strength does the Geek Bar Pulse X come in?

5% (50 mg/mL) across all flavors. It's a strong nicotine level — more appropriate for established vapers than complete beginners.

What did Geek Bar change from the original Pulse to the Pulse X?

Most of the headline specs. Puff count moves from 15,000 to 25,000, liquid capacity from 16mL to 18mL, battery from 650mAh to 820mAh, and fast charging is added. The flat LED panel is replaced by the 3D curved Starry Sky screen. The dual-mode switch and VPU chip stay, so the core experience carries over — there's just more of it.

Is Pulse Mode worth using?

Depends on what you want from a session. Regular Mode is the better everyday setting — steadier, longer, smoother. Pulse Mode doubles the power for bigger clouds and a harder hit, but it uses battery and liquid faster, so the total puff count drops. Most people treat it as an option rather than a default.

How long does it take to charge?

About 20 minutes to reach 80% over USB Type-C. The 18mL tank outlasts a full charge, so you'll top up a few times across the life of the device. At that speed, it rarely feels like a disruption.

Does the 25,000-puff count apply in Pulse Mode too?

No — 25,000 is the Regular Mode figure. Higher output means battery and liquid go faster per puff, so the total is lower in Pulse Mode. How much lower depends on how often you switch between modes.

Which flavor should I start with?

If you want something that shows off what the device can do, go with either Fcuking Fab variant. From there, the grouped breakdown above points you toward icy, sour, sweet, or layered depending on what you're after.