Geek Bar Pulse 15K Disposable Vape

Geek Bar Pulse 15K Specifications

The Pulse 15K is the disposable that defined the modern Geek Bar lineup. It was the first disposable to ship a Full HD smart screen, the first to offer dual-mode firing (Regular and Pulse), and it remains the best per-puff value in the entire Geek Bar range at $20.99 per device. The 16 mL e-liquid reservoir matches the larger Pulse X 25K on capacity — what differs is the battery cell and the firmware-controlled draw curve that lets Pulse X stretch the same 16 mL to 25,000 puffs.

Geek Bar Pulse Flavors

These Pulse 15K flavors also have their own pages with full taste notes and one-tap ordering (some are shared with the Pulse X 2, CLR, Mate 60K or Clio Platinum — pick any device on one page):

The Geek Bar Pulse 15K carries 56 flavors across 8 editions — Planet (16 core), Zodiac (12), Frozen (6), Sour (5), Mintz (5), Savers (5), Zero Nicotine (5) and a rotating Thermal/Limited line (5). Use the flavor selector above to filter to what's in stock right now. For every flavor with sweetness ratings, ice levels, taste notes and the best-flavor rankings, the dedicated flavor hub goes deeper.

Is Geek Bar Pulse the Same as Pulse OG?

About 70 monthly impressions in Google Search land on this page from buyer queries for "Geek Bar OG" or "Pulse OG flavors." Short answer: Pulse OG is the same device as the Pulse 15K — the original 15,000-puff Pulse disposable. The "OG" (Original Generation) tag is buyer-side language that emerged after the higher-capacity Pulse X 25K launched in 2024, when shoppers needed a way to distinguish the original Pulse from the X successor in conversation and in search.

Functionally, Pulse OG and Pulse 15K are the same product, same SKU, same coil, same 56 flavors, same $20.99 price. If a search query came in as "Geek Bar OG flavors" or "Pulse OG nicotine level," this product page is the right destination. Some retailers also use "Pulse 15K" and "Pulse Original" interchangeably — those all point at the device you're reading about now.

The naming distinction matters mostly when you're comparing across the Geek Bar lineup. If someone says "Pulse" without a number, they usually mean the Pulse 15K (Pulse OG). "Pulse X" or "Pulse X 25K" specifically means the newer 25,000-puff device with the 3D curved screen. Both run the same dual mesh coil and the same dual-mode firing system, so the family resemblance is real — the OG name is just shorthand for "the original of the two."

Geek Bar Pulse 15K vs Pulse 2 25K vs Pulse X 25K vs Pulse X2 50K

All four share the same dual-mesh coil, the same 5% salt nicotine and the same dual Regular / Pulse firing. Pick the Pulse 15K for the widest flavor library (59) and the only Zero-Nicotine option, at the lowest price. Pick the Pulse 2 25K for the candy-shop Hubba flavor series on a 25,000-puff device. Pick the Pulse X 25K for the bigger 820 mAh battery and the 3D Starlight display with its exclusive Slush / Meteor / Jam / Thermal editions. Pick the Pulse X2 50K for the highest puff count (50,000) and the exclusive Bull Edition energy-drink flavors.

What Is Pulse Mode? (Pulse vs Regular Mode)

The Pulse 15K was the first disposable vape to ship two switchable power modes. Both modes pull from the same 16 mL of e-liquid and fire the same dual mesh coil — the difference is the wattage curve, which changes how the device tastes and how long it lasts.

Regular Mode is the default. The Dual Core chipset fires the coil at a steady wattage tuned to stretch the 16 mL e-liquid to 15,000 puffs on the rated draw length. Flavor is consistent draw-to-draw, battery life is at its longest, and the Full HD screen shows a calm battery indicator. Most users stay in Regular Mode for everyday vaping — it's what the 15,000-puff number on the spec sheet refers to. Battery life per charge in Regular Mode is roughly 600-900 puffs depending on draw frequency.

Pulse Mode is the boost. A single button press on the side of the device toggles into Pulse Mode and the smart screen confirms the switch instantly with a mode indicator. In Pulse Mode the coil fires at a higher wattage that produces a stronger throat hit and a more saturated flavor — but at the cost of e-liquid consumption. Pulse Mode pulls roughly twice the e-liquid per draw, which is why the rated puff count drops from 15,000 in Regular to 7,500 in Pulse. Most users alternate: Regular through the day for consistent flavor and battery life, Pulse for a few sessions when they want a fuller hit.

The Full HD smart screen on the front of the device shows your current mode, remaining battery (as a bar) and rough remaining e-liquid level in real time. For the full button sequence, screen icon legend and a step-by-step mode toggle walkthrough, see the Geek Bar Pulse Settings guide.

How to Use a Geek Bar Pulse

1. 01

   Unbox

   Remove the device from packaging and pull off the small mouthpiece-airway sticker if present. The Pulse 15K ships ready to vape — no priming, no fill, no setup. The smart screen flashes once on first draw to confirm the device is alive.

2. 02

   Draw

   The Pulse 15K is draw-activated, so there is no button to fire the coil. Inhale on the mouthpiece. The Full HD screen will animate to show current battery, current mode and a real-time puff counter. First few draws will be slightly weaker as the coil saturates; from puff 5-10 onwards flavor settles into normal profile.

3. 03

   Switch modes

   A single press of the side button toggles between Regular Mode (default, 15,000 puffs rated) and Pulse Mode (higher wattage, 7,500 puffs rated). The screen updates instantly to show which mode is active.

4. 04

   Recharge

   When the battery indicator drops below 20%, plug in via USB-C. The Pulse 15K reaches full in around 30-40 minutes on a standard 1A wall adapter. The device supports pass-through charging — you can vape while charging.

5. 05

   Retire

   When the screen displays a low-liquid indicator and the flavor drops off, the device is reaching end of life. Don't keep drawing on an empty Pulse 15K — dry hits taste burnt. See the disposal guide for proper battery recycling.

Geek Bar Pulse Price & Where to Buy

The Geek Bar Pulse 15000 is priced from $20.99 per device direct from our store — currently $11.01 off the $32.00 regular price as a standing offer rather than a flash sale. The Pulse 15K comes in at the lowest per-puff cost in the entire Geek Bar range when you do the math on the rated 15,000 Regular Mode puffs. Free US shipping on orders over $80; flat-rate shipping below that threshold. Orders are packed and handed to the carrier within 24 business hours, with 2-5 business day delivery from our California warehouse. State-by-state shipping availability is listed on the Where to Buy page.

For the broader price comparison across the full Geek Bar lineup (Pulse 15K $20.99, Pulse X 25K $23.99, Mate 60K Kit $26.99, CLR 50K $24.99, Mate 60K Pod $23.99 standalone), the Geek Bar Price Guide has every device with current price, regular price and per-puff math.

Every Pulse 15K ships with a scannable authenticity verification code on the box. Scan the code with any phone camera and verify the unit against the Geek Bar database before first use. The spot-a-fake guide walks through the seven verification checks that confirm a Pulse 15K is genuine.

Geek Bar Pulse — Frequently Asked Questions