Geek Bar vs RAZ: The Two Lineups
Before comparing spec sheets it helps to know what each brand actually sells right now, because the two catalogs are shaped differently. Geek Bar runs a wide range: the Pulse 15K, the Pulse 2 25K, the Pulse X 25K, the Pulse X 2 50K, the CLR 50K, the Burj 80K hookah-style DTL device, the Meloso Max 2 12K, and two pod kits, the Mate 60K Kit and the Clio Platinum 50K Kit. There is also a Pulse Zero Nicotine on the 15K chassis. That is 10 device products in total, and the site tracks 8 of them as in stock today.
RAZ runs a tighter range. Its device pages list the TN9000 (9,000 puffs), the DC25000, which is also sold under the name LTX 25K (25,000 puffs), the RX 50K (50,000 puffs), the VUE 50K kit with a detachable battery base (50,000 puffs across pods), and the RYL Classic 35K, a purse-shaped 35,000-puff device that was out of stock when this page was written. RAZ also lists 0% nicotine editions of the TN9000 and the DC25000. RAZ does not publish a DTL hookah-style device or anything above 50,000 puffs in a single body.
A note on who makes what, since this is one of the most common questions in the search family. Geek Bar is made by Geekvape. RAZ is a separate brand. The RAZ product pages describe its hardware as built to RAZ specifications by contract factories and do not name a manufacturer, so this page does not name one either. The two brands are not connected, and neither one is a sub-line of the other. You will see them shelved together at the same stores, which is the main reason the names travel together.
Everything on this page is a published spec from the product pages of each brand. Where a spec is missing from a product page it is marked as not published rather than filled in with a guess. On the Geek Bar side every figure in the tables comes from the device product page on this site.
Geek Bar vs RAZ Specs: Matched by Tier
The cleanest way to compare the two brands is to line up devices at the same puff rating. Three pairs cover most of the buying decisions people are making: the 50K flagships, the 25K mid-tier, and the entry devices where Geek Bar's 15K sits against RAZ's 9K.
50K tier: Geek Bar Pulse X 2 50K vs RAZ RX 50K
| Spec | Geek Bar Pulse X 2 50K | RAZ RX 50K |
|---|---|---|
| Rated puffs | 50,000 (Regular) · 25,000 (Pulse) | 50,000 (Eco) · about 30,000 (Boost) |
| E-liquid | 18 mL pre-filled | 20 mL pre-filled |
| Battery | 1,000 mAh USB-C, 0-80% in about 20 minutes | 1,100 mAh USB-C rechargeable |
| Nicotine | 5% (50 mg/mL) salt | 5% (50 mg/mL) salt |
| Screen | 3D curved screen with binary halo light | HD screen with battery and e-liquid bars |
| Modes | Regular · Pulse (two modes) | Eco · Normal · Boost (three modes) |
| Coil | Dual mesh + VPU chip | Dual mesh |
| Rechargeable | Yes, USB-C | Yes, USB-C, about 90 min to full |
| Flavors listed | 15 (Bull Edition + Standard Edition) | 20 (Code, Batch and 2026 additions) |
| Price | $24.99 | Around $23 as of September 2026 |
At this tier RAZ publishes the fuller spec sheet and the numbers it publishes are strong: a 20 mL tank and a 1,100 mAh cell are large for a 50K disposable. RAZ also gives you three power levels where Geek Bar gives two. Geek Bar's answer is the flavor list and the VPU chip that manages the dual mesh coil, plus the Bull Edition energy-drink profiles that have no RAZ equivalent. If you want a 50K device from Geek Bar with a published battery figure, the CLR 50K and the Clio Platinum 50K Kit are the alternatives to look at.
25K tier: Geek Bar Pulse X 25K vs RAZ DC25000 (LTX 25K)
| Spec | Geek Bar Pulse X 25K | RAZ DC25000 / LTX 25K |
|---|---|---|
| Rated puffs | 25,000 (Regular) · 12,500 (Pulse) | 25,000 (Normal) · about 18,000 (Boost) |
| E-liquid | 16 mL pre-filled | 16 mL pre-filled |
| Battery | 820 mAh USB-C rechargeable | 650 mAh USB-C rechargeable |
| Nicotine | 5% (50 mg/mL) salt | 5% (50 mg/mL) salt |
| Screen | 3D curved smart screen, Starlight UI | 2.5-inch animated HD screen |
| Modes | Regular · Pulse (up to 25 W) | Normal · Boost |
| Coil | Dual mesh + VPU chip | Dual mesh |
| Rechargeable | Yes, USB-C, about 20 min to 80% | Yes, USB-C, about 60 min to full |
| Flavors listed | 53 across 8 editions | 54 across Frozen, Gush, Punch, Clear and Zero editions |
| Price | $23.99 | Around $23 as of September 2026 |
This is the closest matchup in the comparison and the one most buyers are actually deciding between. Same tank, same nicotine, same two-mode idea, similar screen. Geek Bar has the bigger battery by 170 mAh and the faster charge claim. RAZ has the longer single-device flavor list, 54 versus 53, and its Clear edition covers unflavored and pure-menthol profiles that Geek Bar does not sell on the Pulse X. If you want the Geek Bar 25K with a different chipset and the Hubba bubblegum editions, the Pulse 2 25K is the sibling to check.
Entry tier: Geek Bar Pulse 15K vs RAZ TN9000
| Spec | Geek Bar Pulse 15K | RAZ TN9000 |
|---|---|---|
| Rated puffs | 15,000 (Regular) · 7,500 (Pulse) | Up to 9,000 |
| E-liquid | 16 mL pre-filled | 14 mL pre-filled |
| Battery | 650 mAh USB-C rechargeable | 600 mAh USB-C rechargeable |
| Nicotine | 5% (50 mg/mL) salt | 5% (50 mg/mL) salt |
| Screen | Full HD smart screen | LED indicator (spec table lists no screen) |
| Modes | Regular · Pulse (single-button toggle) | Draw-activated, no mode switch |
| Coil | Dual mesh + Dual Core chipset | Not published |
| Rechargeable | Yes, USB-C, about 30 to 40 min to full | Yes, USB-C, about 45 min to full |
| Flavors listed | 56 across 8 editions | 37 across Dream, Punch, Gush and Zero editions |
| Price | $20.99 | Around $20 as of September 2026 |
These two are not really the same product. The TN9000 is a simple draw-activated pen with no modes, which some people prefer because there is nothing to set and nothing to accidentally toggle. The Pulse 15K is a screen-and-modes device at nearly twice the rated puffs for a similar price. Per puff, the Pulse 15K is the better value. Per pocket, the TN9000 is the smaller and simpler device. The Pulse 15K also carries the largest single-device flavor list in the Geek Bar range, which is why it is still the brand's most searched model.
Battery and Puff Life: Which Brand Lasts Longer?
The short version is that puff rating decides device life on both brands, not the brand name, and both brands halve their own rating when you switch to the high-power mode. Geek Bar calls that mode Pulse. RAZ calls it Boost. On the Pulse X 25K, Regular mode is rated 25,000 puffs and Pulse mode 12,500. On the RAZ DC25000, Normal mode is rated 25,000 and Boost about 18,000. On the RX 50K, RAZ rates Eco at 50,000, Normal at about 40,000 and Boost at about 30,000. Geek Bar rates the Pulse X 2 50K at 50,000 in Regular and 25,000 in Pulse. If you leave either device on its low-power setting, you get the number on the box. If you run it hot, expect the smaller figure.
Battery size is where the two brands split. RAZ publishes a 1,100 mAh cell on the RX 50K, which is the largest battery in this comparison apart from the Burj. Geek Bar publishes 1,000 mAh on the Pulse X 2 50K, 820 mAh on the Pulse X 25K and 650 mAh on the Pulse 15K, so the RX 50K edge over the Pulse X 2 is a hundred milliamp-hours, not a class difference. A bigger battery does not mean more total puffs, since the e-liquid runs out long before the battery wears out and every device here is rechargeable. What it means is fewer trips to the charger per tank. RAZ's 90-minute full-charge figure on the RX 50K also reflects the bigger cell. Geek Bar's 20 minutes to 80% on the Pulse X 25K is the faster claim in the group.
At the very top of the range Geek Bar has the higher ceiling. The Burj 80K is rated 80,000 puffs in Eco mode, 60,000 in Regular and 40,000 in Pulse, on a 25 mL tank and a 1,500 mAh battery. RAZ does not publish anything above 50,000 puffs in a single body. The Burj is a direct-to-lung device with adjustable airflow, so it is not a like-for-like rival to any RAZ model, but if the question is simply which brand sells the longest-lasting disposable, the answer is Geek Bar. For real-world hours per device, see how long Geek Bars last.
On charging, the answer to the common question is that the two brands are interchangeable. Both use a standard USB-C port and both product lines recommend an ordinary 5V/1A phone adapter. There is no brand-specific cable on either side, so a cable that charges a RAZ will charge a Geek Bar and the reverse. The one exception is the RAZ VUE 50K pod, which has no port and charges only through its base. Charging steps and the flashing-light meanings for the Geek Bar side are covered in how to charge a Geek Bar.
Nicotine Strength and Zero Nicotine Options
Both brands standardize on 5% (50 mg/mL) nicotine salt for their mouth-to-lung disposables, so the Pulse, Pulse X, Pulse X 2, TN9000, DC25000, RX 50K and VUE 50K all deliver the same strength. The difference is in what each brand offers beyond 5%.
| Nicotine option | Geek Bar | RAZ |
|---|---|---|
| 5% (50 mg/mL) salt | Pulse 15K, Pulse 2 25K, Pulse X 25K, Pulse X 2 50K, CLR 50K, Mate 60K, Clio 50K, Meloso Max 2 | TN9000, DC25000 / LTX 25K, RX 50K, VUE 50K, RYL Classic 35K |
| Low nicotine 0.5% (5 mg/mL) | Burj 80K (DTL hookah-style) | Not published |
| 0% nicotine | Pulse Zero Nicotine (Pulse 15K chassis), 5 flavors, $22.99 | TN9000 Zero Nicotine, 5 flavors, around $19; LTX 25K Zero Nicotine, 5 flavors, around $24 (September 2026) |
| Highest-puff 0% device | 15,000 puffs (Pulse Zero) | 25,000 puffs (LTX 25K Zero) |
| Nicotine type | Nicotine salt on all nicotine devices | Nicotine salt on all nicotine devices |
Two things stand out. First, Geek Bar is the only one of the two brands to publish a middle strength. The Burj 80K runs 0.5%, which is one tenth of the standard 5%, because it is a direct-to-lung device that moves far more vapor per draw. Nobody should treat the Burj as a low-nicotine version of a Pulse, since the delivery style is completely different, but it does exist and RAZ has no published equivalent. Second, RAZ currently has the higher-capacity zero nicotine device. The LTX 25K Zero is a full 25,000-puff DC25000 with the e-liquid reformulated to 0%, while the Geek Bar zero nicotine option is built on the 15K chassis. For a 0% buyer who wants the most puffs per device, RAZ has the edge today. For a 0% buyer who wants the Pulse dual-mode format, Geek Bar is the only choice. The full mg/mL breakdown for every Geek Bar model is on the Geek Bar nicotine content page.
Flavor Families: Geek Bar vs RAZ
Flavor count is the clearest win for Geek Bar. The catalog on this site lists 139 distinct flavors across the current devices, and the site has 94 of them in stock as this page builds. RAZ device pages list 54 on the DC25000, 37 on the TN9000, 20 on the RX 50K, 10 on the VUE 50K, 17 on the RYL Classic and 5 on each zero nicotine edition, with heavy overlap between devices. Per device the picture is more mixed: RAZ's DC25000 list is longer than the Geek Bar Pulse X 25K list, while Geek Bar leads at the 15K and 50K tiers.
The two brands also organize flavors differently. Geek Bar groups by profile family and by edition, so the Pulse 15K carries Planet, Zodiac, Frozen, Sour, Mintz and Savers editions and the Pulse X carries four exclusive editions in Slush, Meteor, Jam and Thermal. RAZ groups by edition name too, but its editions cut across devices: Frozen, Gush and Punch appear on both the TN9000 and DC25000, Dream Edition appears on the TN9000 and VUE 50K, and the RX 50K uses Code (soda-inspired) and Batch (fruit) plus ten 2026 additions.
| Flavor family | Geek Bar (catalog count) | RAZ (edition coverage) |
|---|---|---|
| Ice / frozen fruit | 12 flavors (Ice family) | Frozen edition on DC25000 and TN9000; per-family count not published |
| Mint and menthol | 8 flavors (Mintz editions, Miami Mint, ATL Mint) | Clear edition covers pure menthol; Miami Mint and New York Mint listed; count not published |
| Sour | 8 flavors (Sour edition, Sour Savers) | Sour flavors inside Punch and Gush editions; no dedicated sour edition |
| Fruit | 32 flavors (largest family) | Gush, Punch and Batch editions; Batch is 5 flavors on RX 50K, others not published |
| Candy and dessert | 16 flavors (Jam, Slush, Savers editions) | Gush edition, White Gummy, Razzle Dazzle; count not published |
| Energy drink | 5 flavors (Bull Edition on Pulse X 2 50K) | Not published as a family |
| Bubblegum | 5 flavors (Hubba edition on Pulse 2 25K) | Not published as a family |
| Soda | Cola Slush on Pulse X 25K; no dedicated edition | Code edition, 5 flavors on RX 50K |
| Unflavored / clear | Not offered | Clear edition on DC25000, TN9000 and RX 50K |
| Zero nicotine flavors | 5 on Pulse Zero | 5 on TN9000 Zero, 5 on LTX 25K Zero |
Where RAZ has profiles Geek Bar does not: the Clear line, which is an unflavored or pure-menthol e-liquid for people who want throat hit without a fruit or candy note, and the Code soda line on the RX 50K. Where Geek Bar has profiles RAZ does not: the Bull Edition energy-drink crossovers, the Hubba bubblegum set, the Zodiac and Planet themed editions, and the four Pulse X exclusives. On shared staples like Blue Razz Ice, Watermelon Ice, Miami Mint, Strawberry Banana and Triple Berry, both brands have a version and the difference is a matter of sweetness and cooling level rather than one being obviously better. The full Geek Bar map by family, device and stock status is on the Geek Bar flavors hub.
Price Comparison: RAZ vs Geek Bar
The two brands price against each other tier for tier, and the gap at any single tier is a few dollars. Geek Bar prices below are pulled live from this store's product data. RAZ prices are the figures on RAZ's own device pages as of September 2026, rounded.
- Entry tier: Geek Bar Pulse 15K at $20.99 vs RAZ TN9000 at around $20. Geek Bar gives 15,000 rated puffs to RAZ's 9,000 at a similar price, so the per-puff cost strongly favors Geek Bar here.
- 25K tier: Geek Bar Pulse X 25K at $23.99 vs RAZ DC25000 at around $23. Same puffs, same tank, near-identical money.
- 50K tier: Geek Bar Pulse X 2 50K at $24.99 vs RAZ RX 50K at around $23. RAZ VUE 50K kit at around $24, with replacement pods sold separately.
- Above 50K: Geek Bar Burj 80K at $29.99. RAZ has no device in this tier.
- Zero nicotine: Geek Bar Pulse Zero at $22.99 vs RAZ TN9000 Zero at around $19 and RAZ LTX 25K Zero at around $24.
Cost per puff is the more useful number than sticker price. At 50,000 rated puffs the Pulse X 2 50K works out to $0.0005 per puff on this store, and the RX 50K at around $23 lands in the same range. At the entry tier the math diverges: the Pulse 15K at $0.0014 per puff is well ahead of a 9,000-puff device at around $20. Anyone choosing on price alone should compare puffs per dollar rather than the price tag, and should remember that running either brand in its high-power mode roughly doubles the real cost per puff.
On this store, orders are handed to the carrier within 24 business hours, US shipping is free over $80 and a $6.99 flat rate applies under $80. The membership tier and the per-device history are covered on the Geek Bar price guide. RAZ shipping terms are set by whichever store you buy a RAZ from and are not covered here.
Pod Kits and Hookah-Style Devices
Both brands have moved past the sealed disposable with a reusable-base design, and this is where the two catalogs look most alike. RAZ's version is the VUE 50K: a 900 mAh USB-C battery base you keep, plus a magnetic 13 mL pre-filled pod that carries its own 420 mAh cell. The pod snaps on and off, the base has a Normal and Boost toggle and an HD screen showing pod e-liquid and base battery, and replacement pods are sold on their own. Geek Bar's versions are the Mate 60K Kit, rated 60,000 puffs with 15 mL replacement pods, and the Clio Platinum 50K Kit with 16 mL pods and a dual screen. Both Geek Bar kits keep the battery and swap the pod in the same way. The Geek Bar kits publish higher puff ratings and larger pods; the RAZ VUE is the only one of the group where the pod carries a battery of its own.
Geek Bar has one category RAZ does not enter at all: the direct-to-lung hookah-style disposable. The Burj 80K is a tall device with adjustable airflow, a 25 mL tank, a 1,500 mAh battery and a 0.5% nicotine e-liquid, built for loose, shisha-style draws rather than the tight mouth-to-lung pull of a Pulse. RAZ's RYL Classic 35K is its closest thing to a format experiment, and that is a purse-shaped 5% MTL device rather than a DTL one. If a hookah-style disposable is what you are shopping for, the comparison ends at Geek Bar. The Geek Bar hookah and shisha vape page explains how the Burj differs from the Pulse line in draw and nicotine.
Which Should You Buy?
- You want the widest flavor choice: 139 in the catalog, 56 on the Pulse 15K alone
- You want the longest-rated device on the market, the Burj 80K at 80,000 puffs
- You want a 0.5% low-nicotine option, or a 0% option on the Pulse dual-mode chassis
- You want the bigger battery at the 25K tier (820 mAh on the Pulse X 25K vs 650 mAh)
- You want energy-drink, bubblegum or zodiac-themed editions that RAZ does not sell
- You want more puffs per dollar at the entry tier (15,000 vs 9,000 at a similar price)
- You want the bigger published battery and tank at the 50K tier (1,100 mAh, 20 mL on the RX 50K)
- You want a three-mode chipset with an Eco setting instead of two modes
- You want an unflavored or pure-menthol Clear option
- You want a 25,000-puff zero nicotine device (LTX 25K Zero)
- You prefer a simple draw-activated pen with no screen and no modes (TN9000)
- You want a pod kit where the pod carries its own battery (VUE 50K)
For most buyers the decision comes down to one of two questions. If it is about flavor and range, Geek Bar wins on the numbers. If it is about the biggest battery in a 50K body and the Eco mode, RAZ wins on the numbers. On price the brands are a wash, and on nicotine strength for standard devices they are identical. If you also want to see how Geek Bar stacks up against the other big name in this space, read Geek Bar vs Elf Bar.