Geek Bar Disposable Vapes: Models, Puff Counts and How to Choose

Posted by Steve Williams on 25th Oct 2026

Written by the YummyPuffs Team · Updated October 25, 2026

WARNING: This product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical. For adults 21 and over only.

Quick answer: Geek Bar is a disposable vape brand with many listings on YummyPuffs, from 15,000-puff Pulse models up to the 80,000-puff Burj. To choose, decide how large a device you want, whether you want modes and a screen, and whether you need a full device or a pod only, then read the nicotine strength on the exact listing. Before you buy, check the legal side: we did not find Geek Bar on the FDA's authorized e-cigarette list when we checked, so understand your state and federal rules first. Adults 21+ only.

Ready to compare the models? Open the Geek Bar disposables page, or look at the Burj and the Mate full kit first. Check the legal section below before you order.

What the Geek Bar brand page shows

The Geek Bar disposables page on YummyPuffs is one of the largest brand pages on the site. It shows 15 listings per page across six pages of results, and the page itself does not print a total count, so we will not guess one. The first page alone covers the Pulse 2, Burj, Pulse X2, Clio Platinum, Mate, CLR and a run of 15,000-puff Pulse listings. Everything below comes from that page and from the product pages linked in the table, as they read when we checked on October 25, 2026. Listings and stock change, so each product page is the final word on specs.

If you want the story of how the brand grew and why it is so widely recognized, our post on how vape brands changed covers that background. This guide stays practical: which models are listed, what each one states about itself, and how to pick between them.

The Geek Bar lineup at a glance

This table uses only details stated on each product page. “Not stated” means the page does not give that detail, so we are not filling it in. Prices are left out because they change. Use the link for the current price.

Model	Puff rating (as listed)	Key specs as listed	Page
Geek Bar Burj 80,000	Up to 80,000 (Eco), 60,000 (Regular), 40,000 (Pulse)	Three modes, 25mL e-liquid, dual mesh coil, VPU technology, adjustable top airflow, 40W output; battery, display and nicotine strength not stated	Burj page
Geek Bar Mate 60,000 (full kit)	Up to 60,000 (Regular), up to 30,000 (Pulse)	900mAh device plus 200mAh pod battery, USB Type-C, dynamic screen for battery and mode, dual mesh coil, draw-activated, 5% (50mg); e-liquid volume not stated	Mate full kit page
Geek Bar Pulse X2 50,000	Up to 50,000 (Regular), 25,000 (Pulse)	1000mAh, 18mL, rechargeable, LED screen showing puff count per the product image caption; nicotine strength not stated	Pulse X2 page
Geek Bar Clio Platinum 50,000 (pod only)	Up to 50,000 (Regular), 25,000 (Pulse), 20,000 (Super Pulse)	500mAh pod battery, 16mL pre-filled, 5% (50mg), replacement pod for the Clio Platinum device	Clio Platinum pod page
Geek Bar CLR 50,000	Up to 50,000 (Regular), 25,000 (Pulse)	900mAh, 17mL pre-filled, rechargeable, dual mesh coil, VPU chipset; nicotine strength not stated	CLR page
Geek Bar Pulse 2 25,000	Up to 25,000 (Regular), 15,000 (Pulse)	800mAh, USB-C, dome screen for battery, e-liquid level and mode, upgraded VPU chip, dual mesh coil, 5% (50mg) nicotine salt; e-liquid volume not stated	Pulse 2 page

The brand page also lists a Mate pod-only version, a Clio Platinum full kit, and a group of Pulse 15,000-puff listings at 5% nicotine, including several marked Savers Edition. The one 15,000-puff Pulse page we read states up to 15,000 puffs in Regular Mode and about 7,500 in Pulse Mode, 650mAh with USB-C charging, 16mL pre-filled and a smart display. We did not open every variant, so read the exact listing before you compare.

How the model families differ

Burj: the highest rating and the most modes

The Burj is the largest puff rating on the brand page at up to 80,000, and it is also the only model we read that lists three modes: Eco, Regular and Pulse. The rating falls as you move to a stronger mode, from 80,000 in Eco to 60,000 in Regular and 40,000 in Pulse. The page also lists a 25mL e-liquid volume, a dual mesh coil, adjustable top airflow and 40W output power. It does not state the battery size, display, rechargeability or nicotine strength, so check the page for those details before you buy.

Mate: the device-plus-pod format

The Mate is listed as a full kit with a reusable battery device and a replaceable, pre-filled, transparent pod. The page says the pod works with Geek Bar Mate pods and with Foger Switch Pro pods, which is useful if you already own one of those devices. The full kit shows a dynamic screen for battery life and output mode and charges over USB Type-C. Because there are both a full kit and a pod-only listing, read the title carefully. A pod on its own will not work without a compatible device.

Pulse X2 and Pulse 2: the dual-mode Pulse line

Both models list a Regular and a Pulse mode, and both are rechargeable. The Pulse X2 is rated up to 50,000 puffs and the Pulse 2 up to 25,000. We have a separate side-by-side breakdown in our Pulse 2 vs Pulse X2 comparison, so we will not repeat it here. In short, use this page to find the listings and that post to decide between those two.

Clio Platinum and CLR: the 50,000-puff pair

The Clio Platinum is sold as a full kit and as a pod only. The pod page lists three selectable modes (Regular, Pulse and Super Pulse), 16mL pre-filled and 5% (50mg). The CLR is a single-piece device rated up to 50,000 puffs in Regular Mode, with 17mL pre-filled and a 900mAh rechargeable battery. Both list dual mesh coil technology. If you want to buy a pod you already know works with a device you own, the pod-only listing is the one to look at. If you are starting from scratch, a complete device saves guesswork.

The 15,000-puff Pulse listings

These are the smallest puff ratings we read on the brand page and they are listed at 5% nicotine. The page we opened lists Regular and Pulse modes, a smart display, a 650mAh rechargeable battery and 16mL pre-filled. Some variants are marked Savers Edition, which is the store’s listing label. Check each variant’s page for how it differs.

How to choose within the Geek Bar range

You do not need to read every spec. Five questions narrow it down quickly:

How much do you want from one device? The printed puff rating runs from about 15,000 up to 80,000 on the pages we read. Higher ratings usually mean larger e-liquid volumes and bigger batteries, but they are manufacturer ratings, not guarantees. Our post on how long a disposable vape lasts explains why real use differs.
Do you want modes? Almost every model above lists a Regular and a Pulse mode. The Burj adds Eco and the Clio Platinum pod adds Super Pulse. Each stronger mode lists a lower puff rating, so compare the Regular number with the others, not the headline number alone.
Do you want a screen? The Pulse 2, Mate full kit and the 15,000-puff Pulse page describe a display for battery and mode. The Pulse X2 page mentions an LED screen in an image caption. The Burj and CLR pages do not state a display.
Whole device or pod? Full kits and complete disposables work out of the box. Pod-only listings need a compatible device you already own.
What is the cost per puff? Divide the current price by the listed puff rating. Our cost-per-puff calculator shows the math, and our post on why vape prices vary between stores explains why the same model can cost different amounts in different places.

New to vaping devices in general? Charging and care basics are in our beginner’s guide for adults. For how option counts and availability change over time, see our post on why options disappear from stock.

Buying Geek Bar products: authenticity tips

A widely recognized brand name is the kind that gets copied, so a few habits are worth building. These are general buying tips, not brand-specific claims about how to tell a fake. For a fuller walkthrough, see the guide on spotting fake disposable vapes once it is published on the site.

Match the listing. Check that the model name, puff rating and nicotine strength on the package match the product page you ordered from.
Be careful with similar names. This brand has many models with close names, such as Pulse, Pulse 2 and Pulse X2, and a pod-only listing sounds a lot like a full kit. Read the full title before you order.
Keep the order record. Hold on to your order confirmation and any lot details printed on the package in case you need to contact the shop.
Read the shop’s policies first. Look at the shipping policy, returns and refunds and age verification page before you order.
Be wary of unusually low prices or sellers you cannot identify. The FDA lists counterfeit and misdeclared products among its enforcement concerns.

The shop’s homepage says its products are authentic. That is the shop’s own claim, and it is not an FDA statement.

Legal status: what to check before you buy

This is the section to read even if you skip the rest. The FDA keeps a list of e-cigarettes it has authorized. When we checked it, the page was current through August 28, 2026 and listed 48 products from Glas, JUUL, Logic, NJOY and RJ Reynolds Vapor. We did not find Geek Bar, or any Geek Bar model name, on that list when we checked on October 25, 2026. The FDA page states that authorization does not mean a product is safe or “FDA approved.” To our knowledge, that means Geek Bar products are not FDA authorized.

In practice, you should understand the rules where you live before you buy, and check the list yourself because it changes. On May 8, 2026, the FDA also published guidance on which unauthorized products it will prioritize for enforcement. Legal summaries describe that guidance as a statement of enforcement priorities, not legal permission to sell, so it does not make any product authorized.

State rules add another layer. YummyPuffs does not ship to Wisconsin, Kentucky or Alaska, according to its homepage notice. That does not mean every other state allows every product. Many states keep their own product lists, flavor restrictions or licensing rules, so the right answer depends on where you live. We cannot tell you whether a specific Geek Bar product is lawful in your state, so check your state agency or ask an attorney. You must be 21 or older to buy any product here, and the shop describes its checkout as age-verified.

See also our post on finding a vape shop near you for how local and online buying compare.

Where to go next

Open the Geek Bar disposables page to see every current listing across all six pages. To browse other brands, start at the full disposables collection. For current deals, see the clearance page and the bulk quantity discount page.

Quick facts

Brand page	15 listings per page, 6 pages (as of Oct 25, 2026)
Models covered	Burj, Mate, Pulse X2, Pulse 2, Clio Platinum, CLR, Pulse 15,000
FDA list check	Not found on the FDA authorized e-cigarette list (current through Aug 28, 2026)
Who it is for	Adults 21 and older only
Not shipped to	WI, KY and AK (per the store’s homepage notice)
Free delivery	Orders of $150 or more
Payments	Visa, Mastercard, Amex
Policies	Shipping policy, returns and refunds, age verification and responsible use

Glossary

Puff rating: The number of puffs a manufacturer prints for a device; real use varies.
Regular Mode: The default output setting; the headline puff rating usually refers to it.
Pulse Mode: A stronger output setting that lists a lower puff rating on the product page.
Full kit: A listing that includes the device and a pod.
Pod only: A replacement pod that needs a compatible device to work.
Draw-activated: A device that turns on when you inhale, with no button.
Dual mesh coil: A coil design that listings describe as supporting steady flavor and vapor output.
5% (50mg): A label value; 5% equals 50 milligrams of nicotine per milliliter.
ENDS: Electronic nicotine delivery systems, the FDA's term for vapes and e-cigarettes.
Authorized e-cigarette: A product the FDA has authorized for marketing; the FDA says this does not mean it is safe or approved.
Enforcement priorities: The FDA's statement of which unauthorized products it will focus on first; it is not permission to sell.

Frequently asked questions

What is Geek Bar?

Geek Bar is a disposable vape brand sold on YummyPuffs. Its brand page lists models including the Pulse 2, Pulse X2, Burj, Mate, Clio Platinum and CLR, plus a group of 15,000-puff Pulse listings, spread over six pages of results.

How many puffs do Geek Bar vapes have?

The listings we read state up to 80,000 for the Burj, up to 60,000 for the Mate, up to 50,000 for the Pulse X2, Clio Platinum and CLR, up to 25,000 for the Pulse 2 and up to 15,000 for the Pulse 15,000 listings. These are printed ratings in Regular Mode, and real use varies.

Which Geek Bar models are rechargeable?

The pages we read list the Pulse X2, CLR, Pulse 2, Mate full kit and the 15,000-puff Pulse as rechargeable. The Burj page does not state rechargeability, so check it before you buy.

What do Regular, Pulse and Eco modes mean?

They are output settings listed on the product pages. Each stronger mode lists a lower puff rating than Regular. For example, the Burj lists 80,000 in Eco, 60,000 in Regular and 40,000 in Pulse.

What is the difference between a full kit and pod only?

A full kit includes the reusable device and a pod. A pod-only listing is a replacement pod that needs a compatible device you already own, so it will not work by itself.

Are Geek Bar pods compatible with other devices?

The Mate full kit page says it works with Geek Bar Mate pods and Foger Switch Pro pods. Check each product page for compatibility, and do not assume pods from different lines fit.

What nicotine strength do Geek Bar products list?

Where a strength is stated, the pages we read list 5% (50mg) nicotine. Several pages do not state a strength, so read the exact listing. The percentage is a label value, not a recommendation.

Should I choose Pulse 2 or Pulse X2?

Our separate Pulse 2 vs Pulse X2 comparison goes through the differences in detail. This guide lists both models and links to their pages.

Is Geek Bar FDA authorized?

We did not find Geek Bar or any Geek Bar model on the FDA's list of authorized e-cigarettes when we checked on October 25, 2026. The list we checked was current through August 28, 2026. The FDA says authorization does not mean a product is safe or approved.

Does the FDA's May 2026 guidance make a product legal to sell?

No. Legal summaries of the May 8, 2026 guidance describe it as a statement of enforcement priorities, not legal permission to sell, and say it creates no safe harbor.

Where does YummyPuffs not ship?

The homepage notice says no shipping to Wisconsin, Kentucky or Alaska. Other states may have their own limits, so check your state's rules before you order.

How do I compare Geek Bar models fairly?

Compare the Regular Mode puff rating, check whether the model is rechargeable and has a screen, read the nicotine strength on the exact listing, then divide the current price by the puff rating. Adults 21 and older only.

Shop with confidence

Browse the disposable vapes collection, see the vape kits, pods and coils, or check the nicotine pouches range. Read our age verification and responsible use page and legal compliance page before you order, and see more guides on the YummyPuffs blog. Questions? Contact us.

Sources

This guide is for adults 21 and older and is general information, not legal or medical advice. It makes no health claims and is not about quitting smoking. Vape and nicotine laws change often and differ by state, so confirm current rules with the FDA, your state agency or an attorney. Keep all products away from children and pets.