Data last updated: July 23, 2026
Both the Flavour Beast Alpha 80K and the Geek Bar Pulse 2 land in the same 80,000-puff class, making this one of the closest disposable vape matchups in Canada right now. But once you get past the puff count on the box, the two devices take genuinely different approaches — one leans into flavour variety and battery life, the other into price. Here's how they actually compare.
Branded "The Beast Unleashed," the Flavour Beast Alpha 80K is the flagship device in Flavour Beast's disposable lineup, built around a 30mL e-liquid reservoir and an 850mAh battery — sized to actually last through all 80,000 puffs rather than dying early. It comes in 29 flavours at New City Vapes, from ice-forward options like Atomic Apple Iced and Extreme Mint Iced to fruitier profiles like Mad Mango Peach and Groovy Grape Passionfruit, at $46.99 CAD.
The Geek Bar Pulse 2 is the newest disposable in Geek Bar's Pulse line, running the same 80,000-puff rating on a smaller 20mL / 800mAh setup at a lower $34.25 CAD price point. It launches with 15 flavours, including Watermelon Ice, Miami Mint, and Tropical Mango Ice, each built on what Geek Bar calls its "most advanced" disposable hardware to date.
Both devices match on puff count, so the real differences show up in the details:
E-liquid capacity: The Alpha 80K's 30mL tank is 50% larger than the Pulse 2's 20mL — more juice packed behind the same puff rating, which generally means smoother flavour delivery deeper into the device's life.
Battery: 850mAh vs. 800mAh — a modest edge to the Alpha 80K, worth noting if you're a heavy daily user who wants the battery to outlast the e-liquid, not the other way around.
Price: The Pulse 2 undercuts the Alpha 80K by nearly $13, and comes out ahead on straight price-per-puff too.
Flavour selection: Alpha 80K offers almost double the flavour lineup (29 vs. 15) at launch, though Geek Bar's Pulse line tends to expand its flavour range quickly after release.
If you want the widest flavour selection and a bit more tank capacity and battery headroom to go with your 80,000 puffs, the Flavour Beast Alpha 80K is the stronger all-around pick. If price-per-puff is what matters most and you're fine with a smaller flavour lineup for now, the Geek Bar Pulse 2 gets you into the same puff class for noticeably less upfront cost.
If flavour variety and a larger e-liquid tank matter to you, yes — the Alpha 80K's 30mL capacity and 29-flavour lineup justify the roughly $13 CAD premium for most users. If you just want the cheapest way into an 80K-puff disposable, the Pulse 2 is the better value.
The Pulse 2 is the newest entry in Geek Bar's Pulse family, built on updated hardware while keeping the same 80,000-puff rating the line is known for, at a lower price point than Geek Bar's larger-tank disposables.
Both are rated for 80,000 puffs by the manufacturer, though real-world puff count depends on draw length and frequency — the Alpha 80K's larger 850mAh battery and 30mL tank give it slightly more headroom to actually reach that number without the battery tapping out first.
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Based on our comparison across 7 attributes, FLAVOUR BEAST ALPHA 80K comes out ahead with a score of 2 to 1. The comparison evaluates puff count, ML capacity, battery life, price, price-per-puff, price-per-ML, and number of flavours.
Both FLAVOUR BEAST ALPHA 80K and GEEK BAR PULSE 2 offer 80,000 puffs, so they last about the same amount of time.
GEEK BAR PULSE 2 is more affordable at $34.25 CAD, while the other costs $46.99 CAD — a difference of $12.74 CAD.
FLAVOUR BEAST ALPHA 80K has a larger 850mAh battery compared to 800mAh.
Yes, both FLAVOUR BEAST ALPHA 80K and GEEK BAR PULSE 2 disposable vapes are available for purchase in Canada from New City Vapes with free shipping on orders over $50.
