10000+ Puffs

The 10,000-to-25,000-puff band is home to one of the devices that defined the modern disposable, the Geek Bar Pulse 15K, and its successor the Geek Bar Pulse X 25K. Around them sit the Lost Mary MO20000 Pro and MT15000 Turbo, the NEXA N20000 and the Off Stamp SW16000. These devices are compact enough for everyday carry and big enough that one lasts well beyond a weekend.

How to choose a 10K–25K device

• Regular versus Pulse mode. On the Geek Bar Pulse the second mode trades puffs for a stronger draw; the rating on the box is the regular-mode figure.
• Screen or no screen. The Pulse line popularized full displays; simpler devices use an indicator light.
• Size in the hand. This tier offers the widest choice of shapes, from slim sticks to box styles.
• Kit-and-pod systems. The Off Stamp SW16000 uses a reusable battery and replaceable pods.

Heading up the range? See 30,000+ puffs. Going smaller? See 5,000+ puffs.

10K–25K disposable questions

What is the difference between the Geek Bar Pulse and Pulse X?

The Pulse is rated 15,000 puffs; the Pulse X raises that to 25,000 and adds a 3D curved display. Both have regular and Pulse modes.

Which Geek Bar Pulse should I start with?

If you want the most capacity in the family, look at the Pulse X 2 50K in the 50K+ tier; for a lighter device, the original Pulse is the classic.

Why do some products show two nicotine strengths?

Makers increasingly release the same device at 5% and at a lower strength. Each strength appears as its own option on the product page.