Product | GEEKBAR Launches First DTL Model in the U.S. with 5% Nicotine

Aug.15
Product | GEEKBAR Launches First DTL Model in the U.S. with 5% Nicotine
E-cigarette brand Geek Bar has recently introduced its first disposable vape with direct-to-lung (DTL) functionality to the U.S. market via distributor websites—the GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 25K and GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 42K. Both new models feature MTL/DTL mode switching and are differentiated by capacity, nicotine strength, and price positioning.

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Key Points:

 

  • GEEKBAR’s first DTL disposable vape: GEEKBAR has launched two new products in its Pulse X series—the DTL 25K and DTL 42K—marking the brand’s first disposable models with direct-to-lung (DTL) capability.

 

  • Shared core technology: Both the DTL 25K and DTL 42K belong to the Pulse X series and share the same hardware configuration, including an 820mAh battery, up to 40W output, dual mesh coils, and support for MTL/DTL mode switching.

 

  • Key differences: The 42K version offers a higher puff count (42,000 puffs), higher nicotine strength (5%), and a higher price point ($26.99), while the 25K version provides fewer puffs (25,000 puffs), ultra-low nicotine strength (0.5%), and a lower price ($18.99).

 

  • Availability: Both products are listed as “coming soon” on the U.S. Vape Sourcing website but have not yet been announced on GEEKBAR’s official website.

 


 

[2Firsts Original] Recently, 2Firsts observed that e-cigarette brand GEEKBAR has launched two DTL models—the GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 25K and GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 42K—on the U.S. e-cigarette distributor website Vape Sourcing. According to the site, both products are described as the “First GEEKBAR Disposable Vape with DTL Infinite Control.”

 

Part of the GEEKBAR Pulse X Series, with Notable Differences in Puffs and Nicotine Strength

 

2Firsts has compiled and organized the specification details of the GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 25K and GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 42K e-cigarettes, as shown in the table below:

 

Product | GEEKBAR Launches First DTL Model in the U.S. with 5% Nicotine
GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 25K Parameters | Diagram: 2Firsts

 

Product | GEEKBAR Launches First DTL Model in the U.S. with 5% Nicotine
GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 42K Parameters | Designed by: 2Firsts

 

From the specifications, the GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 25K and 42K share the same core technology:

 

Both belong to the GEEKBAR Pulse X series, equipped with an 820mAh battery, dual mesh coil atomizers, a maximum output of 40W, and support for both MTL (Mouth-to-Lung) and DTL (Direct-to-Lung) mode switching.

 

The main differences between the GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 25K and 42K lie in the following aspects:

 

Endurance and capacity: The 42K version offers a much higher puff count—in DTL mode, it delivers twice the number of puffs compared to the 25K version.

 

Nicotine strength: The two models have vastly different nicotine levels. The 42K version contains 5% (50mg) nicotine, a high concentration, while the 25K version contains just 0.5% (5mg/ml), a low concentration.

 

Flavor options: The 25K version comes in more flavors (8 varieties), while the 42K version offers fewer (5 varieties).

 

 

 

Product | GEEKBAR Launches First DTL Model in the U.S. with 5% Nicotine
GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 25K product packaging | Image source: Vape Sourcing

 

From an appearance perspective, 2Firsts observed that the Geek Bar Pulse X DTL continues the design language of the Pulse X 25K Meteor version, still featuring cosmic and starry-sky elements paired with prominent branding and the signature 3D curved display. The packaging also adds a hookah icon, further enhancing the product’s distinctive visual identity.

 

Product | GEEKBAR Launches First DTL Model in the U.S. with 5% Nicotine
Left: GEEKBAR PULSE X Meteor Edition; Right: Geek Bar Pulse X DTL | Image source: 2Firsts

 

Brand’s First DTL E-Cigarette

 

According to U.S. e-cigarette distributor website Vape Sourcing, both the GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 25K and GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 42K are described as the “First GEEKBAR Disposable Vape with DTL Infinite Control.”

Product | GEEKBAR Launches First DTL Model in the U.S. with 5% Nicotine
GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 42K Product Introduction | Source: Vape Sourcing

 

It is worth noting that DTL products, due to their higher power output and larger inhalation volume, typically maintain a low nicotine concentration of 1% or less.

 

However, according to information from the distributor’s website, GEEKBAR’s 42K version has a nicotine concentration of 5% (50 mg), which is considered a high level—common in MTL (mouth-to-lung) products but relatively rare in DTL (direct-to-lung) products.

 

Product | GEEKBAR Launches First DTL Model in the U.S. with 5% Nicotine
GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 25K Product Introduction | Image source: Vape Sourcing

 

Now Available in the U.S. Market – Priced at $26.99 and $18.99

 

The GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 25K and 42K are now listed on the Vape Sourcing website with a “Coming Soon” status. The GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 25K is priced at $18.99, while the 42K version is priced at $26.99.

 

Notably, the $26.99 price tag for the 42K version places it in the higher price range of the disposable vape market. As of now, neither of these new products has been officially released on GEEKBAR’s official website.

Product | GEEKBAR Launches First DTL Model in the U.S. with 5% Nicotine
GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 25K product page | Image source: Vape Sourcing

 

 

Product | GEEKBAR Launches First DTL Model in the U.S. with 5% Nicotine
GEEKBAR Pulse X DTL 42K Product Introduction | Source: Vape Sourcing

 

The GEEKBAR brand is launched by Shenzhen Geekvape Technology Co., Limited, a company founded in 2015 and based in Shenzhen, China. The company also owns other brands, including the open-system vape brand GEEKVAPE.

 

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