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Geek Bar
We stock three Geek Bars, spanning the widest range of any brand on our shelf: the 18mL Pulse X and 16mL Pulse 2 sit at the large, display-equipped end, and the 5mL Meloso MINI is the smallest device of any kind we carry. Same nicotine strength across all three.
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What Geek Bar makes, in our range
All three devices we carry are sealed disposables — the pod and battery are one body, and they're discarded together. None takes a replacement pod, which is the main thing separating Geek Bar from Off-Stamp and Foger on our shelf.
All run 5% / 50mg nicotine. What differs is scale: the Pulse X carries 18mL of e-liquid and the Pulse 2 carries 16mL, both behind rechargeable batteries, while the Meloso MINI carries 5mL behind a 550mAh battery with no charging at all.
The Pulse 2's display is the real differentiator
The Pulse 2's spec sheet lists a readout for battery, mode, and e-liquid level together. That sounds like a gimmick until a device stops drawing and you have to guess whether it needs charging or it's finished — on a 16mL device you'll recharge several times before the liquid runs out, so that question comes up. (The larger Pulse X carries a 3D curved screen of its own.)
It also has two power modes. Geek Bar rates it up to 25,000 puffs in regular mode and 15,000 in Pulse mode — a gap worth reading as the honest part of the spec sheet rather than the fine print.
The Meloso MINI is the cheapest way to be wrong
At $9.99 for 5mL, the MINI is more expensive per millilitre than the Pulse 2 — roughly $2.00 against $0.94. By that measure it's the worse buy, and if you already know what you like, it is.
Its argument is risk, not value. Flavour preference is the least predictable thing in this category, and price per mL only counts the liquid you actually finish. Ten dollars is a cheaper way to discover you dislike something than twenty-three.
Non-rechargeable isn't a corner cut here either: 5mL and 550mAh run out together, so there's nothing left to power.
Geek Bar questions
The things people ask support before ordering from this brand.
Which Geek Bar should I buy?
The Meloso MINI at $9.99 if you're trying a flavour for the first time — it's the cheapest way to find out you don't like it. The Pulse 2 or the larger 18mL Pulse X if you already know what you want: far more e-liquid than the MINI, and a status display instead of guessing whether it needs charging or it's finished.
Is the Geek Bar Pulse 2 rechargeable?
Yes, over USB-C, and it has to be — 16mL of e-liquid outlasts its 800mAh battery several times over. The Meloso MINI is the opposite: 5mL and 550mAh finish together, so it has no port at all.
Does the Geek Bar Pulse 2 really do 25,000 puffs?
That's the manufacturer's lab figure at the lower power setting, measured by a machine taking short uniform draws. Geek Bar itself rates Pulse mode at 15,000. Compare e-liquid capacity — 16mL — rather than the puff count, since that's a physical quantity.
How many Geek Bar flavours do you stock?
Fourteen for the Pulse 2, seven for the Pulse X, and ten for the Meloso MINI. The lists overlap on the fruit and ice range but aren't identical — check each product page for the exact options.
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Buying guide
How to choose your first pod system
Disposable or refillable pod kit, puff counts, nicotine strength, and charging — a plain-English guide to picking your first pod system without overbuying.
Explainer
Puff counts, explained honestly
Why two devices can advertise the same puff count and hold different amounts of e-liquid, how the numbers are measured, and the spec to read instead.