Geek Bar Pulse X2 Miami Mint Review: Sweet Mint, Cold Finish
Miami Mint ranks first on one retailer's Pulse X2 list built from its own orders and makes the top ten of two editorial rankings. On the Pulse X2 50K it is a sweet-leaning mint with a cold, clean finish. Here is how it tastes, how Pulse Mode changes it, and how it compares to the other cold flavors on the device.
Key facts, updated October 17, 2026. Geek Bar Pulse X2 50K in Miami Mint · 50,000 rated puffs (Regular Mode), 25,000 in Pulse Mode · 5% (50 mg) nicotine salt · 28 mL · 850 mAh, USB-C · 0.6 ohm dual mesh · adjustable airflow · 3D curved screen · $19.99 at Zovapo · in stock.
Miami Mint ranks first on one retailer’s Pulse X2 list built from its own orders and makes the top ten of two editorial rankings. On the Pulse X2 50K it is a sweet-leaning mint with a cold, clean finish. Here is how it tastes, how Pulse Mode changes it, and how it compares to the other cold flavors on the device.
What Geek Bar Pulse X2 Miami Mint tastes like
Miami Mint is mint and nothing else; there is no fruit body. The mint is smooth and sweet-leaning on the inhale, the cooling builds through the middle of the draw, and the exhale finishes cold and clean. Several reviewers also pick up a light tropical or citrus lift on the exhale, the “Miami” part of the name, while others read it as plain mint. Either way it is subtle, and the flavor never tastes like fruit.
What separates it from a plain menthol is the sweetness. It sits closer to a mint candy than to bare menthol, which is why it works for people who want a mint flavor rather than just the cold.
Regular Mode vs Pulse Mode with Miami Mint
In Regular Mode the mint is smooth and even, and that is how most people run it day to day. Pulse Mode drives the dual mesh coil harder for denser vapor and a stronger flavor, and with a mint that mostly means more cold. Fruit flavors can turn syrupy at higher output; Miami Mint does not have that problem, so it is one of the better X2 flavors to run in Pulse Mode. The trade-off is capacity: Pulse Mode cuts the rating from 50,000 puffs to 25,000.
The adjustable airflow changes how the draw feels: tighten it for a firmer, more concentrated hit, open it for a looser, airier one. Our Geek Bar Pulse X2 50K review covers the two modes, the airflow and the 3D curved screen, and how the X2 compares to the Pulse X 25K.
How Miami Mint compares to the flavors next to it
Miami Mint vs Watermelon Ice
Watermelon Ice is the fruit pick for people who like a chill: juicy watermelon with a medium menthol finish. It is sweeter and fruitier, and its cooling is lighter than Miami Mint’s. If you like both, they make an easy pair to switch between.
Miami Mint vs Banana Taffy Freeze
Banana Taffy Freeze is soft banana candy with a cooling finish, the other X2 ice flavor that is not plain fruit. It is a dessert. Miami Mint is sweet only in the way a mint candy is, so it is the one to choose if you want a cold flavor that does not taste like a treat.
Pulse X2 vs Pulse X 25K Miami Mint
It is the same flavor name and the same sweet mint profile you get on the smaller Pulse X 25K; our Pulse X Miami Mint review covers that version. The X2 gives you 50,000 rated puffs instead of 25,000, a 0.6 ohm dual mesh coil and adjustable airflow. If you already like Miami Mint and go through devices quickly, the X2 is the upgrade.
Who should buy Pulse X2 Miami Mint, and who should not
Buy it if you want a mint with some sweetness, plan to use Pulse Mode often, or want a break from fruit flavors. Skip it if you want a plain menthol with no sweetness at all, or if you want fruit; Watermelon Ice and Grape Slush are the cold fruit options on the X2.
Price, stock and where to buy
Every Geek Bar Pulse X2 50K flavor is $19.99 at Zovapo, including Miami Mint, and it is in stock. 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
Does Pulse X2 Miami Mint have fruit in it?
No. It is a sweet-leaning mint. Some reviewers notice a light citrus or tropical lift on the exhale, but there is no fruit body.
Is Miami Mint good in Pulse Mode?
Yes. Pulse Mode makes it colder and stronger without turning syrupy the way some fruit flavors do. It cuts the rating from 50,000 puffs to 25,000.
How many puffs does Miami Mint last on the Pulse X2?
The same as every Pulse X2 50K flavor: 50,000 rated puffs in Regular Mode and 25,000 in Pulse Mode.
Is Pulse X2 Miami Mint the same as Pulse X Miami Mint?
It is the same flavor name and profile. The X2 adds capacity (50,000 rated puffs against 25,000), a 0.6 ohm dual mesh coil and adjustable airflow.
Zovapo is an online vape shop; these notes come from selling the device and from independent reviews, not from the manufacturer. Flavor descriptions are subjective. This product contains nicotine, an addictive chemical.
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