Geek Bar Pulse 2 Canada: Specs, Flavours & Puff Count
We sell Geek Bar every single day across 15 stores in Saskatchewan and Alberta, plus online to every province in Canada. So when a new Pulse lands, we do not need a press release to tell us whether it matters. We watch what people buy, what they come back for, and what they ask about at the till.
The GEEK BAR PULSE 2 80K is the direct successor to the original Pulse, and at launch it was the biggest jump the line had taken: up to 80,000 puffs from a 20mL tank at $34.25, which undercuts the Pulse X 25K on price while multiplying its rated life. Here is what is new, who it is for, and how it stacks up against everything else we carry.
Update: Geek Bar has since released the Pulse X 2 100K, which now tops the range on both rated life and cost per puff. The Pulse 2 remains the cheapest way into this generation of hardware. Full breakdown in our Geek Bar Pulse X 2 review.
What Is The Geek Bar Pulse 2 80K?
It is the Pulse form factor everyone already knows, rebuilt around a new chip. The headline change is under the hood: the Pulse 2 pairs the familiar dual mesh coil with Geek Bar's VPU chip, a processing unit that actively manages power delivery and e-liquid flow. Most disposables taste great for the first third of the tank and fade from there. The VPU is built to prevent exactly that, holding output steady so the last quarter of the tank tastes like the first. That efficiency is also how 80,000 puffs comes out of a 20mL tank without the device getting any bigger.
The most visible change is the dome full screen display, a raised curved screen showing battery, e-liquid level, and active mode in real time. With a tank this size you will be living with the device for weeks, and guessing how much juice is left is not a game you want to play. The third upgrade is the adjustable airflow slider, something the Pulse X locked to whatever the mode gave you. Closed down it is a tight mouth to lung draw; opened up it is a looser pull with more vapour.
Key Specs
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| E-Liquid Capacity | 20mL (prefilled) |
| Puff Count | Up to 80,000 (Regular Mode) |
| Nicotine Strength | 20mg/mL nicotine salt |
| Coil | Dual mesh with VPU chip |
| Battery | 800mAh, USB-C fast charge |
| Display | Dome full screen (e-liquid, battery, mode) |
| Output Modes | 2 (Regular / Pulse) |
| Airflow | Adjustable slider |
| Flavours | 16 |
| Price | $34.25 |
One honest note on the headline number: 80,000 puffs is a lab rated ceiling, not a daily guarantee. Long draws, chain vaping, and time in Pulse Mode all pull the real figure down. The 800mAh battery is also modest relative to the 20mL tank, so plan on charging daily with heavy use. The USB-C fast charge takes the sting out, reaching about 80% in roughly 20 minutes.
Two Modes: Regular And Pulse
A switch at the base toggles between the two. No menus, no settings screens. Regular Mode is the everyday setting, tuned for efficiency and the full rated puff count. Pulse Mode raises the output for a warmer, denser draw with stronger flavour, at the cost of noticeably faster e-liquid and battery use.
The practical read: run Regular all day and save Pulse for when you want a stronger session. If you would live in boost mode permanently, a fixed high output device is the better fit and you will not see anything close to the rated life here.
The 16 Flavour Lineup
The Canadian lineup covers fruit, menthol, and mint profiles, with two flavours offered without cooling.
🧊 See All 16 Flavours With Tasting Notes
| Banana Ice | Ripe banana with a cold menthol finish. |
| Blue Razz | Sweet and tangy blue raspberry with no menthol. |
| Blue Razz Ice | The same blue raspberry profile with an icy exhale. |
| Cherry Blast Ice | Bold cherry with a frosty finish. |
| Coconut Ice | Smooth coconut with a chilled exhale. |
| Green Apple Ice | Crisp, tart green apple over menthol. |
| Ice Blast | Straight menthol cold, no fruit. |
| Juicy Peach | Ripe, juicy peach with a rounded sweetness and no menthol. |
| Miami Mint | Clean, crisp mint with a light fruit note. |
| Peach Watermelon Ice | Sweet peach and fresh watermelon with a cool finish. |
| Pineapple Lime Ice | Tangy pineapple with a sharp lime edge and menthol. |
| Pink Lemon Ice | Tart lemon with a light berry note and a cool finish. |
| Strawberry Kiwi Ice | Sweet strawberry and tangy kiwi with an icy exhale. |
| Tropical Mango Ice | Rich, ripe mango with a refreshing icy finish. |
| Watermelon Ice | Juicy, refreshing watermelon with a light icy finish. |
| White Grape Ice | Crisp white grape with a cooled exhale. |
How It Compares
The Pulse 2 sits in the middle of a five device Geek Bar range. Here is the head to head against everything else we stock from the brand.
📊 Full Comparison: Every Geek Bar Disposable At VTW
| Device | E-Liquid | Puffs | Battery | Coil | Flavours | Puffs Per Dollar | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pulse X 2 100K | 20mL | 100,000 | 1000mAh | Dual vertical mesh + upgraded VPU | 16 | 2,548 | $39.25 |
| Pulse 2 80K | 20mL | 80,000 | 800mAh | Dual mesh + VPU chip | 16 | 2,336 | $34.25 |
| STLTH x Geek Bar 80K | 30mL | 80,000 | 820mAh | Dual coil, dual tank | 20 | 1,893 | $42.25 |
| Pulse X 25K | 20mL | 25,000 | 820mAh | Dual mesh | 20 | 680 | $36.75 |
| Pulse 9000 | 16mL | 9,000 | 650mAh | Dual mesh | 20 | 298 | $30.25 |
All devices use 20mg/mL nicotine salt and charge via USB-C.
The short version: the Pulse 2 80K is the cheapest device in the range that still carries current generation hardware. It matches the STLTH x Geek Bar 80K's puff rating for $8 less, and comes in $2.50 under the Pulse X 25K with more than triple the rated life. Against the newer Pulse X 2 100K it gives up 20,000 rated puffs and 200mAh of battery to save $5 per device. The STLTH collab keeps the edge on tank size and flavour count, and the Pulse 9000 keeps the edge on pocketability. Treat the puffs per dollar column as a ranking, not a budget, since every rating in the table is measured under ideal conditions.
Who Should Buy It
Buy the Pulse 2 80K if you liked the original Pulse or the Pulse X and want the same familiar form factor with far more life per device, at the lowest price in the current generation. The adjustable airflow slider is also the only one in the Pulse family that lets you tune the draw independently of the mode.
Buy the Pulse X 2 100K if you vape heavily and want the biggest battery and the fewest replacements. Same tank, same coil architecture, $5 more.
Buy the STLTH x Geek Bar 80K if tank size and flavour choice matter more than price. Thirty millilitres and twenty options at a $42.25 premium.
Buy the Pulse 9000 if you are a lighter or social vaper. It is cheaper and will not outlast the flavour's appeal.
Going through devices quickly? A reusable pod system saves real money over time, since you keep the battery and screen and replace only the pod. Our Maglink 90K review runs the numbers, and our full disposable vapes collection and salt e-liquid range cover everything else.
Heads up: this device contains nicotine salt e-liquid at 20mg/mL, the Health Canada maximum. Nicotine is highly addictive. Saskatchewan's Vapour Products Tax applies at checkout on all vape products.
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Sixteen flavours at $34.25, plus the full Geek Bar range online and at all 15 stores.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many puffs does the Geek Bar Pulse 2 actually last?
Up to 80,000 puffs in Regular Mode from the 20mL tank. Real world count depends on draw length, frequency, and how much time you spend in Pulse Mode, which uses e-liquid and battery faster. The on screen indicator shows exactly where you stand, which is more useful than the number on the box.
Is the Geek Bar Pulse 2 rechargeable?
Yes. The 800mAh battery recharges over USB-C and reaches about 80% in roughly 20 minutes. Recharging tops up the battery only; the 20mL of e-liquid is prefilled and cannot be refilled. Once the juice is gone, the device is done.
What is the VPU chip?
It is Geek Bar's processing unit that manages power delivery and e-liquid flow inside the device. It reduces wasted juice and keeps flavour consistent as the tank empties, which is how the Pulse 2 reaches its puff rating from a 20mL tank.
What nicotine strength does it come in?
20mg/mL nicotine salt only, the Canadian legal maximum under Health Canada rules. There is no lower strength option, and the same applies across every Geek Bar device we stock.
How does it compare to the Geek Bar Pulse X 2 100K?
Same 20mL tank, same coil architecture, same sixteen flavours. The Pulse X 2 100K adds a larger 1000mAh battery, an upgraded VPU, and a 100,000 puff rating for $5 more, which makes it the better cost per puff. The Pulse 2 80K is the cheaper entry to the same generation. Fewer charges and fewer replacements, take the Pulse X 2. Lowest price per device, stay here.
How does it compare to the STLTH x Geek Bar 80K?
Both are rated up to 80,000 puffs, but they get there differently. The STLTH x Geek Bar 80K carries a larger 30mL tank and 20 flavours; the Pulse 2 uses a 20mL tank with the VPU chip's more efficient e-liquid management, costs $8 less, and adds the adjustable airflow slider. Biggest tank, go STLTH. Lower price with the airflow slider, go Pulse 2.
Which flavour should I start with?
Blue Razz Ice and Watermelon Ice are the safest first picks and our fastest movers across the Pulse range. Miami Mint is the one to go to if you want mint over fruit, and Ice Blast if you want cold with no fruit at all. For no menthol at all, Blue Razz and Juicy Peach are the only two options. Not sure? Ask in store and our staff can match you based on what you have liked before.
Questions Before You Buy?
Email info@vapingtheway.ca, call 306-206-1827, or visit one of our 15 locations across Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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