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Geek Bar Pulse X Apple Kiwi Ice — 25,000 Puffs Disposable Vape Flavour Profile: Crisp apple and tangy kiwi with cooling menthol ice. The Geek Bar Pulse X is one of Canada's…
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Here's a genuinely interesting coincidence: the Pulse X's Pulse mode — its more intense, lower-capacity setting — caps out at exactly 15,000 puffs. That's the Titan Pro's entire fixed puff count, matched precisely by just one of the Pulse X's two modes. Switch the Pulse X to Regular mode, though, and it jumps to 25,000 — 10,000 more than the Titan Pro can offer under any setting.
Quick answer: the Pulse X gives you the Titan Pro's exact output as a floor, with the option to nearly double it in Regular mode — plus a genuinely distinctive 3D curved LED screen the Titan Pro doesn't have. That flexibility makes it the stronger overall device, for $4.76 more.
Price | $35.75 CAD | $30.99 CAD |
Puff count | Regular: 25,000 / Pulse: 15,000 | Up to 15,000 |
E-liquid capacity | 18 mL (per independent reviews; New City lists 20mL) | 20 mL |
Nicotine strength | 20 mg/mL salt nic | 20 mg/mL salt nic |
Coil | Dual mesh | Dual vertical mesh, activated simultaneously |
Power modes | 2: Regular / Pulse (more intense) | 1: permanently boosted |
Display | 3D curved LED screen — a first for disposables | LED battery/e-liquid indicator |
Flavour count | 22 flavours | 25 flavours |
The Titan Pro offers exactly one output: 15,000 puffs, always. The Pulse X's own "intense" mode — Pulse mode — happens to land at that exact same number. That's not a coincidence worth reading too much into, but it does mean choosing the Pulse X doesn't cost you anything relative to the Titan Pro even at its most demanding setting — you're matched, at worst, and ahead by 10,000 puffs if you spend time in Regular mode instead.
Beyond the numbers, the Pulse X brings a feature the Titan Pro simply doesn't have: independent reviews consistently describe its 3D curved LED screen as the first of its kind on a disposable vape — genuinely distinctive hardware, not just a spec-sheet bullet, wrapping battery and e-liquid animations around the curve of the device.
If you want a device that can match the Titan Pro's floor and beat its ceiling, plus a standout display, the Pulse X is the stronger all-around device. If simplicity and a slightly lower price matter more, the Titan Pro's single, dependable setting is still a reasonable choice.
As flagged in an earlier comparison on this site, New City's Pulse X listing states 20 mL of e-liquid, but multiple independent reviews spanning several years consistently cite 18 mL instead. Worth confirming against current supplier documentation before treating either figure as final.
Why buy it:
Matches the Titan Pro's exact puff count in Pulse mode, beats it by 10,000 in Regular mode
The distinctive 3D curved LED screen — genuinely unique hardware in this category
Two real modes to choose between
Trade-offs:
$4.76 more expensive
Published e-liquid capacity is inconsistent between sources — worth confirming
Why buy it:
$4.76 cheaper
Dual coils for a consistently strong, always-on hit
Slightly larger flavour catalogue (25 vs 22)
Trade-offs:
No mode selection — the Pulse X can match this device's output and still has a second, stronger setting on top
No display feature comparable to the Pulse X's curved screen
Does the Pulse X's Pulse mode really match the Titan Pro exactly? Yes — both land at 15,000 puffs. The Titan Pro is fixed there; the Pulse X reaches the same number in its more intense setting, with a higher-capacity Regular mode available as well.
Is the 3D curved screen a real functional difference, or just a design flourish? It's functional — it displays the same battery and e-liquid information as a standard LED screen, just wrapped around a curved surface rather than a flat one. Independent reviews treat it as the device's standout hardware feature, not just cosmetic.
Why does the Pulse X's e-liquid capacity vary by source? New City's own listing states 20 mL, but independent reviews consistently cite 18 mL. This may reflect a hardware revision rather than an outright error — worth confirming against current specs before publishing final figures.
Which is the better overall value? The Pulse X, on balance — it matches or beats the Titan Pro's output under every mode and adds a genuinely distinctive display, for less than a $5 premium.
GEEK BAR PULSE X — a few of the 22 flavours available: White Grape Ice · Coconut Ice · Juicy Peach Ice
STLTH TITAN PRO 15K — a few of the 25 flavours available: White Grape Ice · Tropical Mango Ice
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Based on our comparison across 7 attributes, STLTH TITAN PRO 15K comes out ahead with a score of 3 to 2. The comparison evaluates puff count, ML capacity, battery life, price, price-per-puff, price-per-ML, and number of flavours.
GEEK BAR PULSE X lasts longer with 25,000 puffs compared to 15,000 puffs.
STLTH TITAN PRO 15K is more affordable at $30.99 CAD, while the other costs $35.75 CAD — a difference of $4.76 CAD.
GEEK BAR PULSE X offers better value at $0.0014 CAD per puff, compared to $0.0021 CAD per puff.
Yes, both GEEK BAR PULSE X and STLTH TITAN PRO 15K disposable vapes are available for purchase in Canada from New City Vapes with free shipping on orders over $50.