If you have only ever had one Geek Bar, it was probably Blue Razz Ice. On the Pulse X 25K it is the same blue-raspberry candy profile with a colder exhale and a device that holds the flavor for far longer than the 15K did. Here is what to expect, and when Blue Rancher is the better buy.

What Geek Bar Pulse X Blue Razz Ice tastes like

Blue Razz Ice is blue-raspberry candy in the classic sense: sweet up front, a sour edge that shows up mid-draw, and a cold menthol exhale that resets your palate for the next puff. There is no real fruit pretense here. It tastes like the blue freeze pop, and that is the point. The sourness is what keeps it from being sickly, and on the Pulse X it is a little more pronounced than on the older Pulse 15K.

The ice is on the stronger side of the Pulse X range. It is colder than Watermelon Ice and Strawberry Kiwi Ice, about level with Sour Apple Ice, and a notch below Miami Mint. If you like Blue Razz but not the chill, Geek Bar makes the same base without cooling as Blue Rancher, which is also in stock at Zovapo.

Regular Mode vs Pulse Mode with Blue Razz Ice

Blue Razz Ice is one of the flavors that changes most between the two modes. Regular Mode keeps it balanced. Pulse Mode pushes the sweetness and the cold up together, so the candy note becomes almost syrupy and the exhale gets sharp. Some people love Blue Razz only in Pulse Mode for exactly that reason; if you are sensitive to sweet flavors, stay in Regular Mode and it will last the full 25,000 rated puffs.

If you are new to the device, our Geek Bar Pulse X 25K review covers the two modes, the screen and how it compares to the Pulse 15K and the Pulse X 2 50K.

How Blue Razz Ice compares to the flavors next to it

Blue Razz Ice vs Blue Rancher

Same blue-raspberry base. Blue Rancher drops the menthol and leans harder into the hard-candy sweetness. Blue Rancher is also the flavor Geek Bar chose for its zero-nicotine Pulse X, which tells you how central this profile is to the range.

Blue Razz Ice vs Sour Apple Ice

Both are sweet-sour-cold. Sour Apple is tarter and greener; Blue Razz is sweeter and rounder. If you want the sourness to lead, go Sour Apple Ice.

Pulse X vs Pulse 15K

The 15K Blue Razz Ice was famous for tasting great for the first third and then fading. The Pulse X’s larger 18 mL tank and dual mesh coil fix that; the flavor stays close to day-one until the tank runs dry.

Who should buy Pulse X Blue Razz Ice, and who should not

Buy it if you want the flavor that defines Geek Bar, you like candy-forward vapes, and you want real cooling. Skip it if you find blue raspberry too sweet (Blackberry Blueberry is the darker, tarter berry option) or you want the same flavor without ice (Blue Rancher).

Price, stock and where to buy

Every Geek Bar Pulse X 25K flavor is $19.99 at Zovapo, including Blue Razz Ice. Zovapo ships from a U.S. warehouse in 1–2 business days, standard shipping is free over $75, and every device is 100% authentic. Adults 21+ only.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Geek Bar Pulse X Blue Razz Ice taste like?

Sweet blue-raspberry candy with a sour mid-draw and a cold menthol exhale. It is a freeze-pop flavor, not a real-fruit flavor.

Is Blue Razz Ice colder than Watermelon Ice?

Yes. Blue Razz Ice is one of the colder Pulse X fruit flavors; Watermelon Ice is a medium ice.

What is the difference between Blue Razz Ice and Blue Rancher?

Blue Rancher is the same blue-raspberry base with no menthol cooling. It is also the base Geek Bar uses for the zero-nicotine Pulse X.

Does Blue Razz Ice come in zero nicotine?

Not as Blue Razz Ice. The zero-nicotine version of this profile is Zero Nicotine Blue Rancher, which is currently sold out at Zovapo.

Zovapo is an online vape shop; these notes come from selling and using the device, not from the manufacturer. Flavor descriptions are subjective. This product contains nicotine, an addictive chemical.