New Geek Bar Pulse Flavors 2026: Pulse 15K & X2 50K Drops

Geek Bar just expanded two of its biggest disposable lines at once. The Geek Bar Pulse 15K picked up five new fruit and dessert flavors, while the Geek Bar Pulse X2 50K grew its Bull Edition lineup with new energy-drink-inspired profiles. Here’s exactly what dropped, what each flavor tastes like, and which one is worth grabbing first.

What New Flavors Did the Geek Bar Pulse 15K Get?

The Geek Bar Pulse 15K added five flavors built around familiar fruit combinations rather than anything experimental. All five sit alongside the existing 60-plus flavor menu on the Pulse 15K lineup, which still runs on the original device’s 650mAh battery and 16mL e-liquid capacity at up to 15,000 puffs.

Banana Ice pairs creamy banana with a cooling menthol finish. It’s the closest thing in this drop to a classic dessert-ice flavor, and it fills a gap in the Pulse 15K’s existing lineup, which leans more toward fruit and candy profiles than creamy, dessert-style vapes.

Strawberry Kiwi blends two familiar fruits into a balanced sweet-tart profile. Neither fruit overpowers the other, which makes it an easy all-day flavor if you don’t want something that leans too sweet or too sharp.

Raspberry Watermelon layers sharper raspberry notes over juicy watermelon for contrast. The watermelon carries most of the sweetness while raspberry adds a tart edge on the exhale, giving it more depth than a single-fruit flavor.

Punch recreates a tropical fruit punch rather than isolating one fruit. Expect a blended profile similar to a fruit-punch soda, without a dominant citrus or berry note pulling it in one direction.

Peach Lemonade mixes citrus brightness with soft peach sweetness. It sits closer to a summer drink flavor than a straightforward fruit vape, and it’s one of the more refreshing options in the new wave.

None of the five require a new device. They slot directly into the existing Pulse 15K hardware, so if you already own one, you’re just picking a new flavor off the shelf rather than upgrading anything.

Why Is Geek Bar Expanding Two Lines at Once?

Geek Bar has a track record of dropping flavors in waves rather than one at a time — the Pulse X line alone picked up 13 fresh flavors in a single wave back in April 2025. Running new drops across both the Pulse 15K and the Pulse X2 50K at once keeps both the budget-friendly original device and the flagship 50K device current, so neither lineup goes stale while the other gets attention. It also gives retailers two separate restocking events to promote, which is part of why you’re likely seeing both drops highlighted together right now.

How Is the Pulse X2 50K Bull Edition Expanding?

The Pulse X2 50K launched with five Bull Edition flavors, and Geek Bar just added a second wave on top of that original drop. The Bull Edition pairs classic fruit profiles with an energy-drink-style base, and the original five are Watermelon Bull, Blue Razz Bull, Coco Berry Bull, Strawberry Bull, and Peach Bull. Each ships in a bright, distinct color on the device itself, and the flagship hardware behind them is unchanged: 50,000 puffs in Regular Mode, 25,000 puffs in Pulse Mode, a 1,000mAh rechargeable battery, dual mesh parallel coils, and the Galaxy Cascade 3D curved display.

The new wave rounds out the Pulse X2 50K’s total flavor count to 15 options, split between the five Bull Edition profiles and a Standard Edition covering more familiar disposable classics. If you tried the Pulse X2 at launch and only sampled Bull Edition, the Standard Edition additions are worth a second look, especially if energy-drink flavoring isn’t your thing.

Watermelon Bull has the clearest fruit-to-base ratio in the edition. Watermelon dominates the profile while the energy-drink element works more as a light finish than a foundation, which makes it noticeably lighter and more refreshing than the “Bull” branding might suggest.

Blue Razz Bull is the most aggressive flavor in the lineup. Blue raspberry and the energy-drink base share a tartness that compounds rather than balances, so it leans hard into sour-sweet territory — a strong pick if you already like bold blue razz flavors elsewhere in the Pulse catalog.

Strawberry Bull is the most familiar profile of the five. Strawberry paired with an energy-drink base is a well-worn combination, and Geek Bar’s version leans into consistency rather than novelty — a safe, dependable option rather than a standout.

Coco Berry Bull mixes berry sweetness with a coconut-tinged finish, giving it more separation from the other four flavors, which stick closer to single-fruit profiles.

Peach Bull layers peach sweetness over the same energy-drink base, landing somewhere between Strawberry Bull’s familiarity and Watermelon Bull’s lighter touch.

What Hardware Comes With the Pulse X2 50K?

The new flavors ship on unchanged hardware, so nothing about the device itself is different from the Pulse X2 50K’s original release. It runs dual mesh parallel coils and VPU (variable puff usage) technology designed to make every drop of the 18mL e-liquid capacity count, which is part of how it reaches 50,000 puffs in Regular Mode and 25,000 puffs in Pulse Mode. The 1,000mAh battery charges over USB-C, and the Galaxy Cascade UI on the 3D curved display adds a Binary Halo Light effect around the screen, an upgrade from the wraparound display on the original Pulse X.

What Does Each New Flavor Actually Taste Like?

Flavor	Device	Profile
Banana Ice	Pulse 15K	Creamy banana, cooling menthol finish
Strawberry Kiwi	Pulse 15K	Balanced sweet-tart fruit blend
Raspberry Watermelon	Pulse 15K	Juicy watermelon with sharper raspberry contrast
Punch	Pulse 15K	Tropical fruit punch
Peach Lemonade	Pulse 15K	Citrus brightness with soft peach sweetness
Watermelon Bull	Pulse X2 50K	Watermelon-forward with a light, fizzy finish
Blue Razz Bull	Pulse X2 50K	Tart blue raspberry, most intense in the edition
Strawberry Bull	Pulse X2 50K	Ripe strawberry sweetness, energy-drink base
Coco Berry Bull	Pulse X2 50K	Mixed berry with a coconut-tinged finish
Peach Bull	Pulse X2 50K	Peach sweetness layered over the energy-drink base

Banana Ice and Peach Lemonade lean closest to the Pulse 15K’s existing dessert and citrus flavors, so they’re the safest picks if you already know what you like on that device. On the Pulse X2 50K side, Watermelon Bull is the lightest of the five and works well in Regular Mode, while Blue Razz Bull is the most aggressive and holds up best when you switch to Pulse Mode for extra intensity.

What’s in the Pulse X2 50K Standard Edition?

The Standard Edition is where the Pulse X2 50K covers the classics rather than the energy-drink twist. It rounds out the lineup with familiar names from across the Pulse catalog — think Blue Razz Ice, Watermelon Ice, Sour Apple Ice, and Cool Mint style profiles — giving the device ten flavors that don’t carry the fizzy Bull Edition base. If you want the Pulse X2’s 50,000-puff hardware and bigger battery but prefer a straightforward ice or fruit flavor over an energy-drink twist, the Standard Edition is the half of the menu to shop first.

Splitting the menu this way also makes the Pulse X2 50K function almost like two separate flavor decisions in one device: pick Bull Edition if you want something bolder and more distinct, or pick Standard Edition if you want the same reliable flavors the Pulse line built its reputation on, just with a longer-lasting battery and higher puff count behind them.

How Do the Two Devices Compare on Paper?

Spec	Pulse 15K	Pulse X2 50K
Max puffs (Regular Mode)	15,000	50,000
Max puffs (Pulse Mode)	N/A	25,000
Battery	650mAh	1,000mAh
E-liquid capacity	16mL	18mL
Airflow	Fixed	Adjustable
Display	Flat LED	Galaxy Cascade 3D curved
New flavors in this drop	5	Wave 2, joining original 5 Bull Edition

Pulse 15K or Pulse X2 50K: Which Lineup Fits Your Taste?

The two lineups are aimed at different habits, not just different puff counts. The Pulse 15K’s new flavors are straightforward fruit and dessert profiles with no gimmick, which fits vapers who rotate flavors often and don’t want an energy-drink edge in every puff. The Pulse X2 50K’s Bull Edition additions are built around that tart, fizzy energy-drink base, so they suit vapers who want a bolder, more distinct flavor and don’t mind a bit more intensity, especially in Pulse Mode.

Hardware matters here too. The Pulse 15K runs a 650mAh battery and fixed airflow, while the Pulse X2 50K steps up to a 1,000mAh battery, dual mesh parallel coils, and the Galaxy Cascade 3D display. If you’re already choosing between the two devices on features alone, see the full Pulse X2 vs Pulse X comparison for the complete spec breakdown.

Which New Flavor Should You Try First?

If you want the safest starting point, Peach Lemonade on the Pulse 15K or Watermelon Bull on the Pulse X2 50K are the least polarizing of the new additions. If you already know you like bold, tart flavors, Blue Razz Bull is the standout of the new wave. For anyone who liked the original Pulse 15K’s dessert-leaning flavors, Banana Ice is the closest match to that profile in the new lineup.

Breaking it down by preference makes the decision faster:

• Fruit-forward vapers should start with Strawberry Kiwi or Raspberry Watermelon on the Pulse 15K — both keep the fruit itself as the main note rather than layering on extra sweetness or a menthol edge.
• Ice and menthol fans get the closest match with Banana Ice, the only cooling flavor in this drop.
• Bold, tart flavor seekers should go straight to Blue Razz Bull on the Pulse X2 50K, which reviewers consistently flag as the most intense of the five Bull Edition additions.
• Vapers who want familiar without the energy-drink twist are better served checking the Pulse X2 50K’s Standard Edition rather than Bull Edition, since it covers Blue Razz Ice, Watermelon Ice, and other established flavors instead.

Where Can You Buy These New Flavors?

Buy through verified retailers rather than unverified marketplace listings. The Pulse line’s popularity has made it a frequent target for counterfeit products, and checking for a holographic seal and batch code is the quickest way to confirm authenticity before you buy. New flavor drops also tend to sell out fastest at smaller retailers first, so checking stock at a few verified sellers before committing to one flavor is worth the extra few minutes.

Pricing has stayed close to the rest of each lineup. Pulse 15K flavors typically run in the same $18–$22 range as the rest of the device’s menu, while Pulse X2 50K flavors sit in the mid-to-premium range that comes with the larger battery, VPU technology, and dual mesh coil setup. If a listing prices either device significantly below that range, treat it as a red flag rather than a deal.

Frequently Asked Questions

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