Geek Bar Pulse Flavors: Complete Chart and Comparison
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The Pulse and Pulse X have one of the largest flavor lineups in the Geek Bar range, including several options that are not available on other models.
That variety is useful, but it also makes choosing harder. With up to 25,000 puffs in one device, you are committing to the same flavor for a long time. Picking the wrong one matters more than it would with a smaller disposable.
This guide compares the current Pulse flavors by sweetness, ice level, and flavor type. You will also find notes on how each flavor changes across the different output modes.
Geek Bar Pulse Flavor Chart
Each flavor is scored from 1 to 5 for sweetness and ice.
A sweetness score of 1 means barely sweet, while 5 means full candy sweetness. An ice score of 1 means little or no cooling, while 5 means a very cold finish.
| Flavor | Profile | Sweetness | Ice | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miami Mint | Menthol with light tropical notes | 2 | 3 | All-day use |
| Watermelon Ice | Iced fruit | 3 | 3 | Daily use and warm weather |
| Blue Razz Ice | Iced candy fruit | 4 | 3 | Sweet flavor with cooling |
| Sour Apple Ice | Iced sour fruit | 3 | 4 | Sour fans and stronger ice |
| Grapefruit Refresher | Citrus with no ice | 1 | 1 | Lower sweetness |
| Sour Mango Pineapple | Sour tropical fruit | 4 | 1 | Rich tropical flavor |
| Raspberry Peach Lime | Layered fruit blend | 3 | 1 | More complex fruit profiles |
| Lime Berry Orange | Citrus and berry blend | 3 | 1 | Changing fruit notes |
| Blue Rancher | Hard candy | 5 | 1 | Candy flavor without menthol |
| Orange Fcuking Fab | Bold citrus | 4 | 1 | Strong orange flavor |
| Lemon Heads | Sour citrus candy | 4 | 1 | Sharp lemon and sour candy |
| Strawberry B-Pop | Sweet strawberry candy | 5 | 1 | Simple, sweet flavor |
| Blackberry B-Pop | Tart blackberry candy | 4 | 1 | A less common berry choice |
| Sour Fcuking Fab | Mixed sour fruits | 4 | 1 | Bold and unusual blends |
| Banana Taffy Freeze | Iced dessert flavor | 4 | 2 | Banana candy fans |
For an everyday flavor, the safest range is usually 2 to 3 for sweetness with some cooling. Miami Mint and Watermelon Ice both sit in that range, which helps explain why they are among the most popular Pulse flavors.
Flavors rated 4 or 5 for sweetness are better suited to people who enjoy stronger candy or dessert profiles.
How Pulse Modes Change the Flavor
The chart is based on Norm mode.
That matters because the Pulse series lets you change the power level, and each mode can make the same flavor feel different.
Soft Mode
Soft mode produces cooler, lighter vapor.
Sweetness feels slightly lower, while the cooling effect can stand out more. Subtle fruit notes may also become harder to notice.
Simple flavors often work well in Soft mode. More layered blends, such as Raspberry Peach Lime, may lose some of their detail.
Norm Mode
Norm mode gives the most balanced version of each flavor.
It keeps sweetness, cooling, and vapor density in the middle. This is the best mode to use when comparing flavors or trying one for the first time.
Pulse Mode
Pulse mode creates warmer, denser vapor and makes most flavors feel stronger.
Sweetness becomes more noticeable, dessert notes come forward, and bold flavors can become much more intense. Orange Fcuking Fab, for example, feels much stronger in Pulse mode.
Iced flavors also hit harder at the higher setting. Sour Apple Ice in Pulse mode delivers one of the coldest and most sour combinations in the lineup.
This is why mid-range flavors are often the best starting point for new Pulse users. A flavor rated 3 for sweetness gives you room to make it lighter in Soft mode or stronger in Pulse mode.
A flavor already rated 5 can become too sweet for some people at the highest output.
Pulse X Exclusive Flavors and Limited Releases
Geek Bar often uses the Pulse X to introduce new flavors.
Some later appear on other devices, while others remain exclusive to the Pulse series. Limited releases can also come and go quickly, especially when a new flavor gets a strong response.
We mark exclusive and limited flavors on the product cards in our Geek Bar Pulse collection.
The stock shown on that page reflects current availability. Limited flavors may not return once they sell out.
How to Pick Your First Geek Bar Pulse Flavor
Your best starting point depends on what you already enjoy.
People coming from cigarettes or standard menthol disposables should start with Miami Mint. It has moderate sweetness and cooling, so it stays balanced in every mode.
People who prefer fruit but do not want a syrupy flavor should look at Watermelon Ice or Sour Apple Ice. Both have enough cooling or tartness to keep the flavor from feeling heavy over time.
For sweeter options, Blue Rancher and Strawberry B-Pop are the clearest choices. They are already very sweet, so Norm mode usually works better than Pulse mode.
Grapefruit Refresher is the best place to start for anyone who wants the least sweet option in the range.
For a wider comparison across the full brand lineup, visit our Geek Bar flavors guide.
You can also compare model prices and bundle costs in our Geek Bar price guide.
Every available Pulse flavor comes through authorized distribution. Orders placed before 2 PM ship the same day.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The current Pulse series includes 15 core flavors across menthol, iced fruit, tropical, citrus, and candy profiles. Miami Mint, Watermelon Ice, and Blue Razz Ice are among the most popular choices. Pulse X exclusives and limited releases may also appear throughout the year.
Blue Rancher and Strawberry B-Pop are the sweetest options on our chart, with both scoring 5 out of 5 for sweetness. Grapefruit Refresher sits at the other end of the scale and is the least sweet flavor in the Pulse range.
Yes. Geek Bar often introduces new flavors on the Pulse X, and some remain exclusive to that model. The list changes over time, so check the product cards in our Geek Bar Pulse collection to see which flavors are currently marked as Pulse X exclusives.
Yes. Soft mode makes the vapor cooler and lighter, which can reduce perceived sweetness. Pulse mode makes the vapor warmer and denser, so sweetness and cooling can feel stronger. Mid-sweetness flavors usually give you the most room to adjust the experience across all three modes.
A Geek Bar Pulse flavor card is a quick reference chart that compares flavors by profile, sweetness, cooling level, or overall intensity. Retailers and customers use these charts to compare options before choosing a device.