Geek Bar Models

Geek Bar sells several product lines, and each line has gone through more than one generation. This page lists the models currently shown on the official Geek Bar site, groups them by series and device type, and compares the specifications that can be verified. It does not repeat the brand overview, which is on the main Geek Bar.

Specs and availability vary by model, product version and market. The list below reflects the official catalog as checked in October 2026. Catalogs change, so confirm the exact model on the packaging.

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What Geek Bar models are available?

The official site sorts its current products into four groups: Disposable, Pod System, E-Hookah and Platform. The table follows that classification. The key feature column uses the brand’s own short descriptions.

View Model Details: GeekZilla pages for individual models will be linked here once they are live.

Geek Bar Pulse Series

The Pulse line is the longest-running family on the site. It currently includes four models, and the official site classes all of them as disposables.

Pulse. The original model. The brand calls it the first full-screen disposable in its range, with a dual mesh coil. Sellers list a 650 mAh battery, 16 ml of e-liquid and up to 15,000 puffs in regular mode, with 7,500 in Pulse mode.

Pulse X. The step up. The official page lists up to 25,000 puffs in regular mode and 15,000 in Pulse mode, 18 ml of e-liquid and a dual mesh coil. Sellers list an 820 mAh battery and a 3D curved screen with adjustable airflow. One seller gives 20 ml and another gives 700 mAh, so those figures vary.

Pulse 2. A newer 25K model. The official site lists a dome full screen, a 0.8Ω dual mesh coil, dual modes and an 800 mAh fast-charging battery. Sellers list up to 25,000 puffs in regular mode and 15,000 in Pulse mode. I could not verify its e-liquid capacity.

Pulse X 2. The largest Pulse. The official page lists a 3D curved screen, a 0.6Ω dual mesh coil and a 1000 mAh battery. It lists up to 50,000 puffs, with a note that the figure comes from the brand’s internal testing in regular mode only. Sellers add 18 ml of e-liquid, a 25,000-puff Pulse mode, adjustable airflow and USB-C charging to 80% in about 20 minutes.

Geek Bar Pulse vs Pulse X

The Pulse X lists higher figures on every capacity attribute, and it adds adjustable airflow. That does not make it better for everyone. A larger device is heavier and usually costs more, and the Pulse may suit someone who wants a lighter device or a flavor sold only on that model.

Newer Geek Bar Models

The official “New Arrival” menu currently shows six products: Hagimi Pro Max, Meloso Max 2, Pulse 2, Burj, Pulse X 2 and Mate 60K. A review site lists release dates of February 2026 for Mate 60K, April 2026 for Pulse 2 and May 2026 for Pulse X 2.

Mate 60K: A pod system. The official site lists a 1100 mAh high-voltage cell, a dual mesh coil and a Galaxy UI display. Sellers list up to 60,000 puffs in regular mode, a 15 ml pod and 5% nicotine.

Hagimi Pro Max: A pod system with a 0.8Ω mesh coil, an 850 mAh rechargeable battery and what the brand calls a 2+N pod design.

Meloso Max 2: A disposable with a Ripple full screen, dual modes and a dual mesh coil.

CLR: A disposable with a see-through tank and screen and a 900 mAh high-voltage cell.

Somax 80k: A disposable that carries its puff rating in the name, with dual airflow and dual modes.

Clio Platinum: A pod system with a dual screen and a 1400 mAh battery.

Spark: A pod system with a high-voltage cell, fast charging and a motion screen.

Burj: An e-hookah with a 0.4Ω dual mesh coil and top airflow control.

Several names in your catalog list, including Elite, Wondar, Meloso Mini, Pro and Ultra, Hero, Skyview, UP 10000 and J1, are not in the current official menu, so they are left out. I’d check them again before adding them.

Geek Bar Models by Product Series

The official site does not publish a series tree. It groups by device type. The series below follow product names, so treat them as naming families rather than official classes.

• Pulse Series: Pulse, Pulse X, Pulse 2, Pulse X 2
• Meloso Series: Meloso Max 2 (the only Meloso model in the current menu)
• Vision Series: Visionmax
• Spark Pod Series: Spark Pod Series, a platform with a mesh coil and one-piece build, plus the separate Spark device
• Other products: CLR, Somax 80k, Mate 60K, Hagimi Pro Max, Clio Platinum, Burj, Hookah X

The homepage also lists 2GO, Slimor and Platinum Edition without a device type. 2GO is described as having a large interactive screen and three adjustable flavor and cooling levels, with up to 5,000 puffs. Slimor has a 0.89 inch circular screen with adjustable airflow and power.

Compare Geek Bar Models by Specifications

“Official” figures come from geekbar.com. “(seller)” figures come from retailer or review pages and can differ between sources. Puff ratings are estimates from testing, not guarantees. Cells marked “Not verified” could not be confirmed from an official page.

Geek Bar Models by Device Type

• Disposable: Pulse, Pulse X, Pulse 2, Pulse X 2, Meloso Max 2, CLR, Somax 80k. These ship pre-filled, with a rechargeable battery, and are not refilled.
• Pod system: Hagimi Pro Max, Mate 60K, Spark, Clio Platinum, Visionmax. These use a pod. Sellers describe the Mate 60K as a device where you replace the pod, not the whole unit.
• E-hookah: Burj and Hookah X.

How to Choose a Geek Bar Model?

Pick the specification that matters to you first, then compare models on it.

• Battery and e-liquid capacity: These set how long a device runs between charges and between replacements. They are fixed numbers on the box.
• Puff rating: A rated estimate. The brand’s own note says its 50,000 figure for Pulse X 2 is under internal testing in regular mode only.
• Display: Shows battery and liquid levels on models that have a screen. Screen styles differ across series.
• Airflow: Adjustable on some models, which changes the draw.
• Power modes: Some models have a regular and a boosted mode. The boosted mode trades puff count for more power.
• Charging: Check the port and any fast-charge claim, since figures vary by source.
• Device type: Disposable, pod system or e-hookah changes what you buy again and when.
• Flavors: Flavor menus differ by model.
• Availability and nicotine strength: Confirm what is legally sold where you live, and read the label.

Geek Bar Models and Flavors

Flavor menus are not the same across models. A flavor may exist on one model and not another, and it may change between product versions, sellers and markets. To browse by profile, Explore Geek Bar Flavors or Compare Geek Bar Flavors by category.

Geek Bar Model Availability

• Products change: The current official list shows Pulse 2 and Pulse X 2 next to the original Pulse and Pulse X.
• Newer generations can replace older models in stock and in listings.
• Markets differ: A model sold in one country may not be sold in another.
• Retailer pages can disagree: Figures for battery, e-liquid and puff count differ between sellers, as the Pulse X notes show.
• Check the exact model and packaging: Geek Bar runs an official Verify Product page for checking authenticity.

For regulation and sales rules, see the main Geek Bar guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The Pulse X lists a higher puff rating, larger e-liquid capacity and battery, a curved screen and adjustable airflow. See the comparison table above.

Which Geek Bar models have a screen?

Per the official site, Pulse, Pulse X, Pulse 2, Pulse X 2, Meloso Max 2, CLR, Mate 60K, Spark and Clio Platinum all list a screen or display.

Which Geek Bar models are rechargeable?

Models with a listed battery capacity, such as the Pulse series, Mate 60K, Hagimi Pro Max, CLR and Clio Platinum.

Which Geek Bar models have adjustable airflow?

Sellers list it for Pulse X, Pulse 2 and Pulse X 2. The official site lists dual airflow for Somax 80k, top airflow control for Burj, and adjustable airflow for Slimor.

What is the highest puff-count Geek Bar model?

Among models I could verify, Somax 80k carries the highest rating in its name, at 80,000. Sellers rate Mate 60K at 60,000, and the official site lists Pulse X 2 at 50,000. These are brand estimates and the catalog may change.

What are the newest Geek Bar models?

The official “New Arrival” menu shows Hagimi Pro Max, Meloso Max 2, Pulse 2, Burj, Pulse X 2 and Mate 60K.

Are Geek Bar model specifications the same in every market?

Not always. Versions and regional listings can differ.

Do Geek Bar models have different flavors?

Yes. See the flavors hub.

Where can I verify a Geek Bar model?

Start with the official product pages and the Verify Product tool on geekbar.com, and check the packaging.