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Last updated: October 22, 2026. Flavor roster verified against Geek Bar’s official Pulse X page.
The official Geek Bar Pulse X page lists 41 flavors as of today: a 20-name standard core plus the Jam, Slush and Meteor series along with other limited runs. Short version: fruit-and-ice goes to Watermelon Ice or Blue Razz Ice, candy to Strawberry B-Pop, sour punch to Sour Fcuking Fab, mint to Miami Mint, and balance to White Peach Raspberry. Rated at up to 25,000 puffs (Regular Mode) and 15,000 (Pulse Mode), the Geek Bar Pulse X 25K keeps whichever flavor you land on around for a long stretch.
Editorial style matches, all of these — and double-checked against two public rankings. Mi-Pod, an online retailer, had its Pulse X sales data republished in Versed Vaper’s Geek Bar flavor ranking; its top five ran, in order, Banana Taffy Freeze at #1, Watermelon Ice at #2, Orange Fcuking Fab at #3, Strawberry B-Pop at #4 and Blue Razz Ice at #5. That same article blended the sales numbers with social-media sentiment and its own scoring into a combined table, where Strawberry B-Pop led and Watermelon Ice, Blue Razz Ice, Sour Fcuking Fab and Sour Mango Pineapple followed. Vapmo’s internal numbers appear in neither list.
Fast Flavor Picks: Your Best Pulse X Match
- The opener: Watermelon Ice
Refreshing, sweet and instantly recognizable — no mystery-blend guesswork attached. Runner-up on the Mi-Pod best-seller table and again on the combined ranking above, it is the safest crowd-pleasing fruit-and-ice call available.
- Candy duty: Strawberry B-Pop
Strawberry candy up front, a bubblegum-sweet landing at the close. Number one in the combined Pulse X table plus fourth in the sales data make this the candy option with the strongest evidence on the menu.
- Maximum sour: Sour Fcuking Fab
Aimed at buyers who want a loud sour-candy impression rather than one identifiable fruit. Forceful sour, sugared at the edges: the Mi-Pod best-seller list had it ninth; the combined ranking, fourth.
- Apple sour: Sour Apple Ice
All cards face up: tart green apple, then cold. If crisp apple acidity is the exact target, this beats the mixed sour blends — and the published Pulse X top-ten sales list included it as well.
- Tropical sour: Sour Mango Pineapple
Fuller, rounder sweetness arrives from the mango; a sharper tropical edge comes from the pineapple. The combined ranking scored it fifth, the Versed Vaper team’s own numbers fourth.
- Gentle sweet fruit: Strawberry Watermelon
A softer, gentler ride than the sour or candy entries. Two familiar, juicy fruits split the profile with mint nowhere in charge — smart for buyers who value sweetness over tartness.
- The balanced blend: White Peach Raspberry
Delicate sweetness from white peach; brightness and bite from raspberry, keeping the blend from flattening. For anyone after layered fruit — not candy, not heavy chill — it is among the clearest picks.
- The playful one: Pink & Blue
Candy’s quirky lane: carnival pink-and-blue sugar with zero botanical ambition. Think cotton candy, skip the fruit bowl.
The Complete Pulse X Flavor List
The 41 flavors below come from Geek Bar’s official Pulse X page. Some names — Blue Razz Ice and Miami Mint included — come back around in Thermal and Patriot edition packaging; this table gives each name one entry only.
| Collection | The names |
|---|---|
| Standard (20) | Miami Mint, Watermelon Ice, Blue Razz Ice, Sour Apple Ice, Strawberry B-Pop, Banana Taffy Freeze, White Peach Raspberry, Sour Fcuking Fab, Sour Mango Pineapple, Blackberry Blueberry, Blackberry B-Pop, Blue Rancher, Cool Mint, Grapefruit Refresher, Lemon Heads, Lime Berry Orange, Orange Fcuking Fab, Raspberry Peach Lime, Sour Straws, Strawberry Colada |
| Jam (5) | Peach Jam, Blueberry Jam, Strawberry Jam, Orange Jam, Raspberry Jam |
| Slush (5) | Grape Slush, Peach Perfect Slush, Cola Slush, Wild Cherry Slush, Orange Slush |
| Meteor (5) | Strawberry Kiwi Ice, Pink & Blue, ATL Mint, Orange Dragon, Strawberry Watermelon |
| Other limited editions (6) | Orange Mint, Pepper Mintz, Dualicious, Strawberry Dragon, Pear of Thieves, Pink Berry Lemonade |
Regional drops absent from Geek Bar’s main Pulse X page do reach retailers — Mixed Berry Ice, Grape Raspberry Ice, Strawberry Bubblegum, Mango Peach Watermelon and Strawberry Banana among them. Inventory decides what is orderable on a given day, so the flavor selector on the Geek Bar Pulse X product page holds the live list.
Pick a Style, Then Narrow Down
- Fruit-and-Ice territory:
Begin with Watermelon Ice if sweet-and-approachable is the goal, or lean tangier with Blue Razz Ice’s berry-candy angle. The recommendation case for Blue Razz Ice writes itself: the Mi-Pod best-seller list had it fifth, the combined ranking third.
For a more natural direction, consider Mixed Berry Ice (least specific — exactly right when a chilled berry medley is all that is needed), Strawberry Kiwi Ice (the brightest, cleanest read of the three) or Grape Raspberry Ice (darker grape sugar tied to raspberry tartness). Sharpest knife in the drawer: Sour Apple Ice. Far sweeter and more candy-like despite an assertive cold finish: Banana Taffy Freeze.
- Sour and Candy Flavors:
Candy aisle: strawberry bubblegum lives in Strawberry B-Pop, a darker berry gets the same treatment in Blackberry B-Pop, and hard-candy blue raspberry is Blue Rancher’s game. Lemon Heads remains the purest citrus-candy expression, and tangy rope-candy sugar is where Sour Straws lives.
Serious sour territory: green apple goes to Sour Apple Ice, the tropical route to Sour Mango Pineapple, and the intense mixed-candy assault to Sour Fcuking Fab. The nostalgic chewy-candy lane belongs to Banana Taffy Freeze, which — notably — sat at the top of the reported Mi-Pod Pulse X sales chart. Pink & Blue plus Strawberry Bubblegum complete the playful end, best kept for buyers with a genuine sugar-forward habit.
- Layered Fruit Blends:
Layering at its most accomplished: Strawberry Colada, White Peach Raspberry, Lime Berry Orange, Strawberry Watermelon and Raspberry Peach Lime. The surest balance is White Peach Raspberry’s; Raspberry Peach Lime tilts brighter and more citrus-driven; the sharpest citrus assembly is Lime Berry Orange; Strawberry Colada pours smoothest and most tropical; and the friendliest sweet-fruit choice remains Strawberry Watermelon.
Bolder experiments for the curious: Pear of Thieves, Dualicious, Strawberry Dragon, Orange Dragon and Mango Peach Watermelon. Complexity is what the names promise; opacity is what some recipes deliver, and public sales evidence stays thin. Returning Pulse X buyers get more out of these than first orders do, and availability swings with retailer and region — especially for newer or distributor-listed names still missing from Geek Bar’s main Pulse X page.
Flavor Notes at a Glance
Editorial estimates, relative in nature — not official Geek Bar numbers — the cooling grades below come from flavor names, published descriptions and side-by-side passes across the lineup.
| Flavor | Expected taste profile | Cooling | Best for |
| Watermelon Ice | Sweet watermelon capped by a clean icy finish | High | First-time buyers and daily fruit fans |
| Strawberry B-Pop | Hard-candy strawberry with a bubblegum sweet close | Low | Candy devotees |
| Blue Razz Ice | Tangy blue raspberry with heavy cooling | High | Sweet-tart berry devotees |
| Banana Taffy Freeze | Banana taffy candy, chewy, exhaling cold | High | Sweet candy with ice |
| Sour Fcuking Fab | Mixed sour candy, loud, with sweetness at the edge | Low–Medium | Peak sour impact |
| Sour Apple Ice | Green-apple tartness, then cool | High | Apple-plus-sour buyers |
| Sour Mango Pineapple | Mango sweetness cut by sharper pineapple acid | Low–Medium | Tropical-sour seekers |
| Strawberry Watermelon | Soft, juicy strawberry-watermelon pairing | Low | Sweet fruit, no heavy mint |
| White Peach Raspberry | Tart raspberry lifting delicate peach | Low | Layered fruit in balance |
| Raspberry Peach Lime | Lime brightening raspberry and peach | Low–Medium | Complex fruit, citrus lift |
| Pink & Blue | Cotton candy of strawberry and blue raspberry | Low | Playful candy moods |
| Miami Mint | Menthol-style mint, sweet and clean | Very High | Freshness-first buyers |
Pulse X FAQ
- Which flavor wins overall on Pulse X?
Second place on the Mi-Pod best-seller table and on the combined ranking makes Watermelon Ice the most defensible all-round pick. For devoted candy fans, the smarter overall call is Strawberry B-Pop.
2. Safest flavor for a first order?
Fruit plus cooling is Watermelon Ice’s job, sweet fruit with milder chill is Strawberry Watermelon’s, and White Peach Raspberry is the most even-keeled blend of the three.
3. Which flavors run coldest?
The hardest chill comes from Miami Mint and ATL Mint first, then Cool Mint, Pepper Mintz, Creamy Mintz and Orange Mint, plus anything explicitly badged Ice or Freeze. Official cooling numbers do not exist; perception varies by person.
4. Do Meteor Edition and Patriot Edition mean different recipes?
Across the special-edition entries, the same names recur — Blue Razz Ice, Watermelon Ice, Miami Mint, ATL Mint, Strawberry Kiwi Ice and Strawberry Watermelon among them. Unless the seller states outright that a recipe changed, treat them as packaging or edition variants; the official page files these repeats under separate collection headings.
5. What about Jam and Slush?
Preserve-style sweetness: pick from Peach Jam, Strawberry Jam, Blueberry Jam, Raspberry Jam and Orange Jam. Frozen-drink inspiration: the Grape Slush, Wild Cherry Slush, Peach Perfect Slush, Cola Slush and Orange Slush set delivers it. Standout beverage oddity: Cola Slush; softest, sweetest pour: probably Peach Perfect Slush.
6. How many flavors does Pulse X carry?
Forty-one, per the official Pulse X page: 20 standard, then 5 Jam, 5 Slush, 5 Meteor, and 6 more limited editions on top. Regional releases get layered on by retailers and inventory never sits still — the live orderable set lives in the product selector.
7. Are Pulse X and Pulse X2 flavor lists the same?
No. Pulse X2 runs a narrower catalog and brings in Bull Edition entries — Blue Razz Bull among them — that the Pulse X page never shows. Side-by-side details: our Pulse X2 flavor guide and the Pulse vs Pulse X vs Pulse X2 comparison.
Final Recommendation: Which Pulse X Flavor Goes in the Cart?
- The opener for most shoppers stays Watermelon Ice — wide appeal, plus second place on both published lists cited above.
- Candy sweetness leading the priority list? Strawberry B-Pop.
- Sour Fcuking Fab for the sour-candy dial at maximum.
- Tropical tartness: Sour Mango Pineapple.
- White Peach Raspberry for the most evenly balanced fruit blend.
The best Geek Bar Pulse X flavor, in the end, is the one matching your personal settings for sweetness, cooling and sourness. Flavor family first; fruit or candy note second. That sequence beats buying straight from a “best flavor” chart and materially raises your odds of enjoying the entire 25K device. Cross-model shoppers: our best Geek Bar flavors guide is the next stop.
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Disclaimer: This product contains nicotine, an addictive chemical, and is intended only for adults of legal smoking or vaping age. Flavor descriptions are general guidance, and individual taste may vary. Product flavors, specifications, and packaging may differ by stock, batch, or market version. Refer to the selected option and actual packaging before use.