Miami Mint is the flavor that turned Geek Bar into a mint brand as much as a fruit brand. On the Pulse X 25K it is a sweet peppermint with a full cooling finish, and it is the third most reordered Pulse X flavor at Zovapo. Here is how it compares to Cool Mint and to a straight menthol, and why it is the flavor to pick if you plan to live in Pulse Mode.

What Geek Bar Pulse X Miami Mint tastes like

Miami Mint is peppermint, not spearmint and not a bare menthol. There is a clear sweetness under the mint, closer to a soft peppermint candy than to toothpaste, and the cooling sits on top of it rather than replacing it. That sweetness is what separates it from the generic menthol flavors on other 25K devices, and it is why people who normally avoid mint vapes end up on this one.

It is one of the two coldest flavors on the Pulse X (Sour Apple Ice is the other). The cold builds over a few puffs rather than hitting all at once, so the first draw feels moderate and the fourth feels properly icy. If you want a gentler version, Cool Mint is the same idea with less sweetness and less chill, but it is sold out at Zovapo as of September 30, 2026.

Regular Mode vs Pulse Mode with Miami Mint

This is the flavor that makes the most sense in Pulse Mode. Fruit flavors can turn syrupy at the higher output; Miami Mint just gets colder and slightly sweeter, and the denser vapor suits it. If you bought the Pulse X specifically for the Pulse Mode clouds and you do not want a fruit flavor competing with them, this is the pick. The trade-off is the same as every flavor: Pulse Mode drops the rated puff count from 25,000 to about 15,000.

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 Miami Mint compares to the flavors next to it

Miami Mint vs Cool Mint

Cool Mint is softer, less sweet and less cold. Miami Mint is the one with the peppermint-candy note. Most people who try both stay on Miami Mint; Cool Mint is for people who want mint in the background rather than the foreground.

Miami Mint vs Orange Mint

Orange Mint is a citrus flavor with a mint finish, not a mint flavor. If you want mint as the main event, it is Miami Mint.

Pulse X vs Pulse 15K

The 15K Miami Mint was already a strong flavor and it is the one that changes least on the Pulse X. The difference is longevity: the 18 mL tank and dual mesh coil keep the sweetness intact through the whole device instead of fading into a plain menthol late on.

Who should buy Pulse X Miami Mint, and who should not

Buy it if you want a mint that tastes like something rather than just cold, if you plan to use Pulse Mode a lot, or if you switch between fruit flavors and want a palate reset. Skip it if you dislike peppermint specifically (Cool Mint or Orange Mint when they are in stock) or if you want anything with fruit in it.

Price, stock and where to buy

Every Geek Bar Pulse X 25K flavor is $19.99 at Zovapo, including Miami Mint. 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

Is Geek Bar Pulse X Miami Mint peppermint or spearmint?

Peppermint, with a noticeable sweetness under the mint. It is not a spearmint and not a plain menthol.

Is Miami Mint the coldest Pulse X flavor?

It is one of the two coldest along with Sour Apple Ice. The cooling builds over the first few puffs.

Does Miami Mint come in zero nicotine on the Pulse X?

Yes, Geek Bar makes Zero Nicotine Miami Mint for the Pulse X 25K. It is sold out at Zovapo as of September 30, 2026; the 5% version is in stock.

Which is better for Pulse Mode, Miami Mint or a fruit flavor?

Miami Mint. Fruit flavors get sweeter and heavier at the higher output; Miami Mint just gets colder, which most people prefer.

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.