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Geek Bar Pulse X 2 50K: The Honest Buyer’s Guide
If you’ve walked into a vape shop in the last few months, you’ve seen it. The Pulse X 2 is the device with the curved screen that lights up like a small planetarium every time someone takes a draw. It is currently the loudest product in the disposable category, and the number on the box — 50,000 — is doing a lot of the shouting.
So let’s deal with that number first, because it’s the thing most people get wrong.
What “50K” actually means
The Pulse X 2 runs two modes, and the puff rating changes depending on which one you’re in:
| Mode | Rated puffs | What it’s for |
| Regular Mode | Up to 50,000 | Everyday vaping, cooler draw, maximum lifespan |
| Pulse Mode | Up to 25,000 | Bigger clouds, warmer and punchier hit, roughly half the life |
Geek Bar’s own testing note is specific about this: the 50,000 figure comes from GEEKLAB testing in Regular Mode only. Switch to Pulse Mode, and you are burning through liquid at roughly double the rate, which is exactly what you’d expect from a device pushing more power through the same coil. So the real answer to “how long does it last” is: somewhere between the two numbers, depending on how you vape. If you’re a heavy Pulse Mode user, plan for 25K. If you mostly leave it in Regular, you’ll get closer to the headline figure. Most people land in the middle.
Full specifications
- E-liquid capacity: 18 mL, prefilled
- Nicotine strength: 5% (50 mg) nicotine salt
- Battery: 1000 mAh, rechargeable
- Charging: USB Type-C — roughly 80% in 20 minutes
- Coil: 0.6-ohm dual mesh
- Display: 3D curved screen with the “Galaxy Cascade” interface
- Lighting: Binary Halo light ring
- Operation: Draw-activated, with a single-click mode switch
- Chipset: Dual-core processor with Geek Bar’s VPU (Vapor Performance Unit) system
Two things on that spec sheet matter more than the rest. The dual mesh coil at 0.6 ohm is the reason flavor holds up deep into the tank — single-coil devices at this capacity tend to taste noticeably worse in the last third. And the 20-minute fast charge is a genuine quality-of-life upgrade; you can put it on the charger while you eat lunch and come back to a nearly full battery.
The 18 mL capacity is also worth pausing on. That is a large amount of e-liquid for a device this size, and it’s the honest reason the 50K rating is even plausible.
Geek Bar Pulse X 2 Flavors
These are the five that ship in the Bull Edition housing — a separate cosmetic release with its own color treatment:
- Blue Razz Bull
- Watermelon Bull
- Strawberry Bull
- Peach Bull
- Coco Berry Bull
The “Bull” naming points at the energy-drink flavor profile layered underneath the fruit. If you’ve had an energy drink slushie, you already know the note being aimed at. It’s polarizing — people either love it or find it medicinal.
Ice and menthol flavors
- Blue Razz Ice
- Watermelon Ice
- Miami Mint
Straightforward cooling. Miami Mint is the only true mint in the range; the other two are fruit with a menthol finish rather than mint proper.
Fruit, candy and dessert flavors
- Blackberry Blueberry
- Banana Taffy Freeze
- Blue Rancher
- Blueberry Jam
- Raspberry Jam
- Pink and Blue
- Peach Slush
- Sour Straws
- Strawberry Watermelon
- Strawberry B-Burst
- Wild Cherry Slush
- White Peach Raspberry
- Sour Fcuking Fab
- Orange Fcuking Fab
If you want a recommendation rather than a list: Sour Straws and Blue Rancher are the two that consistently move fastest for candy-flavor buyers, and White Peach Raspberry is the one most often bought by people who say they’re tired of blue razz everything.
Geek Bar Pulse X 2 Blue Razz
Blue Razz is the most-searched flavor in the entire disposable category, so it’s worth being precise: the Pulse X 2 sells two different blue razz flavors, and they are not the same.
Blue Razz Ice is the classic. Sweet blue raspberry candy with a clean menthol finish on the exhale. The cooling is moderate — noticeable, but not the aggressive freeze some brands go for. This is the safe pick and the one to buy if you’re replacing a blue razz you liked from another brand.
Blue Razz Bull is the Bull Edition version. Same blue raspberry base, but with the energy-drink note sitting underneath it and no menthol. It’s sweeter, rounder, and warmer. Some people find it richer; others find it cloying by the second day. Buying advice: if you’re new to the flavor, start with Blue Razz Ice. If you already know you like blue razz and want something different, the Bull version is the interesting one. Don’t buy both at once — they’re similar enough that you’ll end up with a spare you don’t reach for.
Geek Bar Pulse X 2 Watermelon
Three watermelon options, and again they’re genuinely different:
Watermelon Ice — juicy watermelon with a menthol finish. The most refreshing of the three, and the one that works best in hot weather. If you want a summer all-day flavor, this is it.
Watermelon Bull — Bull Edition. Watermelon over the energy-drink base, no cooling. Sweeter and heavier, closer to watermelon candy than fresh fruit.
Strawberry Watermelon — a blend rather than a straight watermelon. Strawberry leads slightly, watermelon rounds it out. Softer and less sharp than Watermelon Ice, and a good pick if you find menthol harsh.
Most buyers who come in asking for “the watermelon one” want Watermelon Ice. That’s the default recommendation unless they specifically say they don’t like menthol.
Geek Bar Pulse X 2 Price
Here’s the part nobody else will tell you straight.
Across US online retailers in August 2026, the Pulse X 2 50K sells for roughly $15.75 to $23.99 per device. Most legitimate retailers cluster around $19.99, and that is the number to treat as the fair market price.
| Price seen | What it usually means |
| Under $14 | Be careful. Either a genuine loss-leader promo, or a counterfeit, or a SCAM site. |
| $15 – $18 | Competitive pricing, often a multi-buy or clearance deal. |
| $19 – $21 | The normal, healthy market rate. |
| $22 – $28 | Convenience-store or single-unit gas station markup. |
Why the cheap ones should worry you. The Pulse X 2 is one of the most counterfeited devices on the market right now, precisely because it’s popular. Fakes typically have a smaller battery than advertised, a coil that tastes burnt within the first few days, and — the real problem — no reliable information about what’s actually in the e-liquid. A $10 device that dies in a week is not a bargain. How to check you’re getting the real thing: every genuine Geek Bar has a security code under a scratch-off panel on the packaging. Scratch it, enter it at Geek Bar’s official verification page, and it will tell you whether the code is authentic and whether it’s been checked before. If a seller’s stock has already-scratched panels, know it’s fake.
At VapeNowUsaStore, the Pulse X 2 50K is $19.99 and above, and every unit we sell is bought directly through authorized distribution. Scratch the code yourself — we’d rather you check.
Multi-buy is where the real saving is. Our current break is when you buy in bulk, which works out to roughly $16.99 per device. If you have a flavor you already know you like, buying three at once is straightforwardly cheaper than buying three separately over six weeks.
Geek Bar Pulse 2 25K vs Pulse X 2 50K
A lot of people searching for the Geek Bar Pulse 2 25K land on the Pulse X 2 by accident, and vice versa. They are two different devices. Here’s the actual comparison:
| Geek Bar Pulse 2 25K | Geek Bar Pulse X 2 50K | |
| Regular Mode puffs | 25,000 | 50,000 |
| Boost/Pulse Mode puffs | 15,000 | 25,000 |
| Battery | 800 mAh | 1000 mAh |
| Coil | 0.8-ohm dual mesh | 0.6-ohm dual mesh |
| E-liquid | Prefilled | 18 mL prefilled |
| Screen | Dome full screen | 3D curved screen |
| Fast charge | ~80% in 15 min | ~80% in 20 min |
| Typical street price | $15 – $23 | $16 – $29 |
Which should you buy?
Buy the Pulse X 2 50K if you vape daily and want the lowest cost per puff. The price gap between the two is often only a few dollars while the capacity doubles, which makes the X 2 the better value on almost any honest math.
Buy the Pulse 2 25K if you want a smaller, lighter device, if you’re buying several flavors to sample rather than committing to one, or if you simply prefer the older flat-screen design. It’s not an inferior device — it’s a smaller one, and the lower 0.8-ohm coil gives a slightly tighter draw that some people genuinely prefer.
The Pulse 2’s flavor range is also different, with the “Hubba” bubblegum series (Blue Razz Hubba, Grape Hubba, Lemon Hubba, White Peach Hubba, Strawberry Watermelon Hubba) that doesn’t exist on the X 2. If you’re a bubblegum person, that alone might decide it.
Geek Bar Pulse X 2 Near Me
If you’re searching for this at 9pm on a Friday, here’s the practical answer.
Buying locally, unless the online shop will have a local retailer like ours. Most vape shops and a lot of convenience stores carry the Pulse X 2. The trade-off is price and flavor selection: a corner store will usually charge $22–$28 and carry three or four flavors, all of them the obvious ones. A dedicated vape shop will be closer to $20 and carry more of the range. Either way, bring ID — every legitimate seller will ask, and one that doesn’t is a seller you shouldn’t buy from.
Buying from VapeNowUsa. We’re at Golden Gate Brg, San Francisco, open 24/7. We keep the full flavor range in stock rather than just the fast movers, and you’re welcome to call first to confirm a specific flavor before you drive over.
Ordering online. Orders placed before Shipping Cutoff Time on a business day ship the same day. Delivery to most US addresses runs within the DELIVERY WINDOW. Age verification happens at checkout — it’s an automated ID check that takes about thirty seconds, and it is not optional.
One thing worth knowing about shipping. Since the PACT Act, nicotine products can’t move through USPS, which is why vape shipping costs more and takes longer than you’d expect from other online orders. Any site promising overnight USPS delivery on vapes is either mistaken or not being straight with you.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a Geek Bar Pulse X 2 actually last? For an average daily vaper, roughly three to five weeks in Regular Mode, or two to three weeks if you live in Pulse Mode. Heavy users will see less. The 50,000 figure is a lab measurement in the most efficient mode, not a promise.
Can I recharge it? Yes. USB-C, and it charges to about 80% in twenty minutes. You will need to charge it several times over the device’s life — an 18 mL tank far outlasts a 1000 mAh battery on a single charge. A USB-C cable is not always included in the box, so check before you leave the store.
What’s the difference between Regular and Pulse Mode? Pulse Mode pushes more power to the coil for a warmer, denser hit. Regular Mode is cooler, smoother, and roughly doubles how long the device lasts. Switch between them with a single click.
Does the screen really show how much liquid is left? It shows both battery level and e-liquid level. The liquid gauge is an estimate based on puff count rather than a direct measurement, so treat it as a rough guide rather than a fuel gauge.
Is the Pulse X 2 refillable? No. It’s a closed disposable system. When the liquid’s gone, it’s done — recycle it properly rather than binning it, since it contains a lithium battery.
Why does mine taste burnt? Usually one of three things: the liquid is genuinely running out, you’re chain-vaping in Pulse Mode faster than the wick can keep up, or it’s a counterfeit. Give it a two-minute rest between draws and see if it recovers. If it doesn’t and the device is nearly new, check the authenticity code.
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Geek Bar Pulse X 2 50K/25K — all flavors
Questions about a specific flavor? Call [Phone] or message us — we vape these ourselves, and we’ll tell you honestly if we think you’ll like it.
