Every Geek Bar Pulse X 2 50K Flavor, Explained

Key Takeaways

• The Geek Bar Pulse X 2 50K comes in thirty flavors on DirectVape, every one a 5% nicotine disposable.
• Geek Bar rates the device at 50,000 puffs from 18mL on a 1000mAh battery, the same on every flavor.
• The names sort into seven groups: fruit, ice and freeze, Bull, slush, jam, candy and sour, and one mint.
• Nothing here was tasted; each entry reads what the name promises, so you can pick by profile before you pick by flavor.

The Geek Bar Pulse X 2 50K Disposable reached DirectVape this spring with thirty flavors, and the hardware is the same on every one of them. Geek Bar rates it at 50,000 puffs from 18mL of liquid, on a 1000mAh battery, with a dual mesh coil, adjustable airflow, a screen and USB-C charging.

That leaves the flavor as the only decision. Thirty names is a long wall to read, so this post groups them by what the name says, gives each one two or three sentences, and ends with a table you can scan. Every flavor here is read from its name, with no tasting claim behind it.

Fruit Flavors

Seven of the thirty names are plain fruit pairings with no ice, candy or Bull in the name. They are the quiet end of the range.

Blackberry Blueberry

Two dark berries and nothing else in the name. Expect a deep, jammy berry pairing with no ice or candy note promised.

Blueberry Watermelon

Blueberry paired with watermelon, a berry over a lighter melon. The name promises a sweet fruit blend without a cold finish.

Pink Berry Lemonade

A berry lemonade, with pink pointing at strawberry or raspberry. The name promises tart lemon under a sweet berry.

Punch

One word, no fruit named. Read it as a mixed fruit punch where no single fruit leads.

Strawberry Watermelon

Strawberry and watermelon, the pairing that anchors most fruit ranges. The name promises two sweet fruits and no ice.

Watermelon Crush

Watermelon on its own, with crush suggesting a juiced, pressed melon. No ice is named.

White Peach Raspberry

White peach, the paler and softer peach, paired with raspberry. The name promises a gentle stone fruit with a sharp berry over it.

Ice and Freeze Flavors

Four names carry Ice or Freeze. Each promises the fruit first and a cold finish second.

Banana Taffy Freeze

Banana taffy, a chewy candy, with a freeze finish. The name promises a sweet banana candy served cold.

Blue Razz Ice

Blue raspberry, the candy-blue berry, with ice. The name promises the tart blue razz note finished cold.

Stone Freeze

Stone points at stone fruit, peach or plum or cherry, with a freeze finish. The fruit is not named, the cold is.

Watermelon Ice

Watermelon with ice, the plainest iced fruit on the list. The name promises melon and a cold finish, nothing more.

Bull Flavors

Five names end in Bull, Geek Bar's word for an energy-drink style base. The fruit in front of Bull is the only thing that changes between them.

Blue Razz Bull

Blue raspberry over the Bull base. Bull names an energy-drink style flavor, so expect a sweet, tangy base under the blue razz.

Coco Berry Bull

Coconut and berry over the Bull base. The name promises a tropical, creamy edge on the energy-drink profile.

Peach Bull

Peach over the Bull base. The name promises a soft stone fruit on the tangy energy-drink note.

Strawberry Bull

Strawberry over the Bull base, the sweetest fruit in the Bull group by name.

Watermelon Bull

Watermelon over the Bull base. The name promises a light melon on the same tangy base as the rest of the group.

Slush Flavors

Three names are slushes, which read as a frozen drink rather than a fresh fruit. They sit between the ice group and the candy group.

Grape Slush

Grape served as a slush. Slush names a frozen, syrupy drink, so the name promises a sweet grape with a cold texture.

Peach Slush

Peach as a slush. The name promises a soft stone fruit with the frozen-drink finish.

Wild Cherry Slush

Wild cherry, the bolder cherry note, as a slush. The name promises a strong cherry with a cold finish.

Jam Flavors

Two names are jams, and a jam reads sweeter and heavier than the same fruit fresh.

Blueberry Jam

Blueberry as a jam, which promises a cooked, sweeter berry than fresh fruit. No ice is named.

Raspberry Jam

Raspberry as a jam. The name promises a sweet, cooked raspberry rather than a tart fresh one.

Candy and Sour Flavors

Eight names are candy, sour or both. This is the largest group on the Pulse X 2 50K and the one with the fewest plain fruits in it.

Blue Rancher

Rancher points at a hard candy, and blue at blue raspberry. The name promises a sweet, tart hard candy.

Dualicious

A made-up name that promises two notes at once, without naming either. Read it as a sweet, two-part candy flavor.

Lemon Heads

Lemon as a hard, sour candy. The name promises a sharp lemon with a sugar coating.

Orange Fcuking Fab

Orange in Geek Bar's Fab style, a candy-led flavor. The name promises a bright, sweet orange.

Pink & Blue

Pink and blue, the two colors of cotton candy. The name promises a sugary candy flavor with no fruit named.

Sour Fcuking Fab

The sour take on the Fab style, with no fruit named. The name promises a sour candy first.

Sour Straws

Sour straws, the sugar-coated candy ropes. The name promises a sour, sweet candy, usually a berry or fruit mix.

Strawberry B-Burst

Strawberry with a burst, a name that points at a candy with a liquid center. The name promises a sweet strawberry candy.

Mint Flavors

One name is mint alone.

Miami Mint

Mint on its own, with no fruit named. The name promises a cool, clean mint draw.

Every Pulse X 2 50K Flavor in One Table

Where the Pulse X 2 Sits

The Pulse X 2 50K sits above the Pulse X 25K in the Geek Bar range, which Geek Bar rates at 25,000 puffs from the same 18mL on an 820mAh battery. Both carry the dual mesh coil and the adjustable airflow, so a flavor you know from the Pulse X should read the same on the X 2.

On the 50,000 puff page it sits with the other devices rated at that level, and on the full disposables page it sits with everything else we carry. Every number on this page is Geek Bar's rating as our catalog lists it, not a bench result.

Pick If, Skip If

Pick from the fruit or jam groups if you want sweetness with no cold finish, and from the ice, freeze and slush groups if you want every draw to end cool. Pick a Bull if you like the tangy energy-drink base, and a candy or sour name if fruit alone reads too plain.

Skip the ice and slush groups if a cold finish bothers you, and skip the Bull group if you want the fruit by itself. Skip Miami Mint if you want fruit at all, since it is the one name with none.

FAQ

How Many Flavors Does the Pulse X 2 50K Come In?

DirectVape lists thirty flavors of the Geek Bar Pulse X 2 50K.

Is the Hardware the Same on Every Flavor?

Yes, every flavor is rated by Geek Bar at 50,000 puffs from 18mL on a 1000mAh battery, with a dual mesh coil and adjustable airflow.

Which Flavors Have Ice in the Name?

Blue Razz Ice and Watermelon Ice carry Ice, Banana Taffy Freeze and Stone Freeze carry Freeze, and the three slushes read as frozen too.

What Does Bull Mean in a Flavor Name?

Bull is Geek Bar's name for an energy-drink style base, and five Pulse X 2 50K flavors carry it.

What Nicotine Strength Is the Pulse X 2 50K?

Every Pulse X 2 50K flavor we list is 5% nicotine.

WARNING: This product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical.