Geek Bar Pulse 2 vs RAZ LTX 25K: Which to Pick
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Quick answer: The Geek Bar Pulse 2 and RAZ LTX 25K share the same top rating (up to 25,000 puffs), the same stronger-mode rating (up to 15,000 puffs), 5% nicotine and an 800 mAh battery with USB-C. The RAZ LTX costs less ($23.49 vs $24.99), lists bundle pricing, publishes its 16 mL e-liquid and wattages, and has 29 flavors to the Pulse 2’s 24. The Pulse 2 lists dual mesh coils, a raised dome full screen and Binary Orbit lighting.
Last updated: October 24, 2026 · By Smokey Cloudz Team
This is a cross-brand matchup between two sealed, pre-filled 25K disposables with two power modes each. On the headline numbers they are almost twins, so the choice comes down to price, how much each page tells you, the screen and the flavor menu. Everything here comes from our own product pages, checked October 24, 2026. Where a page doesn’t list something, we say “not listed” rather than guess. If you’re weighing the LTX against Geek Bar’s Pulse X instead, read Geek Bar Pulse X vs RAZ LTX. For the LTX against a three-setting Geek Bar, see Geek Bar Skyview 25K vs RAZ LTX. For a brand-level overview, see Geek Bar vs RAZ. This guide covers only the Pulse 2 and the LTX.
What’s the main difference between the Pulse 2 and RAZ LTX?
Price and published detail. The RAZ LTX 25000 is $23.49 each, with bundles of 2 for $44.99 or 3 for $59.99. The Geek Bar Pulse 2 is $24.99, and its page doesn’t list bundle pricing.
Both use a two-mode design. The Pulse 2 has Regular mode (up to 25,000 puffs) and Pulse mode (up to 15,000 puffs). The LTX has Normal mode at 12 W (up to 25,000 puffs) and Boost mode at 24 W (up to 15,000 puffs). The LTX page gives the wattage for each mode; the Pulse 2 page does not list wattages. So the trade-off between the standard and stronger mode looks the same on paper: you give up about 10,000 rated puffs for the bigger hit.
How do the specs compare side by side?
| Spec | Geek Bar Pulse 2 | RAZ LTX 25K |
|---|---|---|
| Price (each) | $24.99 | $23.49 |
| Bundle price | Not listed | 2 for $44.99, 3 for $59.99 |
| Standard mode | Regular: up to 25,000 puffs | Normal (12 W): up to 25,000 puffs |
| Stronger mode | Pulse: up to 15,000 puffs | Boost (24 W): up to 15,000 puffs |
| Wattage | Not listed | 12 W / 24 W |
| E-liquid | Not listed | 16 mL |
| Nicotine | 5% (50 mg/mL) | 5% (50 mg) |
| Battery | 800 mAh high-voltage cell | 800 mAh, rechargeable |
| Charging | USB-C fast charging | USB-C |
| Coil | Dual mesh, VPU | Not listed |
| Screen | Raised dome full screen (battery, e-liquid) | Mega HD display (battery, e-liquid, wattage, mode) |
| Lighting | Binary Orbit lighting | Not listed |
| Airflow | Adjustable | 2-setting adjustable |
| Flavors on our page | 24 | 29 |
Which one costs less per puff?
Using each listed price and the top puff rating, a Pulse 2 works out to about $1.00 per 1,000 puffs ($24.99 ÷ 25). A single LTX is about $0.94 per 1,000 puffs ($23.49 ÷ 25). With the LTX 2-pack at $44.99, each device is about $22.50, or roughly $0.90 per 1,000 puffs. With the 3-pack at $59.99, each is about $20.00, or roughly $0.80 per 1,000 puffs.
The Pulse 2 page doesn’t list bundle pricing, so the single price is the only comparison we can make for it. These are rated maximums. If you spend most of your time in Pulse or Boost mode, both drop to a 15,000-puff rating, which roughly raises the cost per 1,000 puffs to $1.67 for the Pulse 2 and $1.57 for a single LTX.
How do the screens and lighting compare?
Both show battery and e-liquid levels. The Pulse 2 uses what its page calls a raised dome full screen, and it adds Binary Orbit lighting. The LTX’s Mega HD display also shows the wattage and the mode you’re in, which is handy because the LTX lists two different wattages. Neither page lists screen size or resolution, so we can’t compare sharpness. Day to day, both answer the same questions: how much charge is left, how much liquid is left and which mode is on.
Are the battery and e-liquid the same?
The batteries match on paper: both list 800 mAh, rechargeable over USB-C, with the Pulse 2 page adding fast charging and calling it a high-voltage cell. E-liquid is where the pages differ. The LTX lists 16 mL. The Pulse 2 page doesn’t list an e-liquid volume, so we can’t say whether it holds more or less. Neither device is refillable; once the liquid runs out, the device is done even if the battery still has charge. For charging basics that apply to both, see how to charge a vape.
How do the flavor lists compare?
The LTX has the bigger menu. Our RAZ LTX page lists 29 flavors, including Frozen, Gush and Punch editions alongside the standard lineup. Our Pulse 2 page lists 24 flavors. Both lean on fruit, ice and mint profiles, so most buyers will find a familiar style either way. Flavor lists change, so check the product page on the day you order. For a closer look at the RAZ side, see best RAZ LTX flavors, and for Geek Bar in general, Geek Bar flavors.
How is this different from Pulse 2 vs Pulse X or Pulse X2?
Those guides stay inside the Geek Bar family. Geek Bar Pulse 2 vs Pulse X compares two Geek Bar 25K-class devices, and Geek Bar Pulse 2 vs Pulse X2 compares the Pulse 2 with a 50K-rated model at the same $24.99 price. This page is for shoppers deciding between brands at the same 25K puff rating, where the LTX’s lower price and bundles are the main draw.
Which should you pick?
Choose the Geek Bar Pulse 2 if you want:
- Listed dual mesh coils and VPU
- The raised dome full screen and Binary Orbit lighting
- Geek Bar’s Regular/Pulse two-mode setup
Choose the RAZ LTX 25K if you want:
- The lower single price ($23.49) and 2- or 3-pack bundle pricing
- Published e-liquid (16 mL) and wattages (12 W / 24 W)
- A bigger flavor menu (29 on our page)
For more budget picks, see best disposable vapes under $25, and for how airflow settings change the draw, adjustable airflow vapes.
FAQ
Is the RAZ LTX cheaper than the Geek Bar Pulse 2?
Yes. On our pages the RAZ LTX 25K is $23.49 each, with bundles of 2 for $44.99 or 3 for $59.99. The Geek Bar Pulse 2 is $24.99, and its page does not list bundle pricing.
Do the Pulse 2 and RAZ LTX have the same puff rating?
Yes. Both are rated for up to 25,000 puffs in their standard mode and up to 15,000 puffs in their stronger mode (Pulse on the Pulse 2, Boost on the LTX).
How much e-liquid does each hold?
The RAZ LTX page lists 16 mL. The Geek Bar Pulse 2 page does not list an e-liquid volume.
What wattage do they run at?
The RAZ LTX lists 12 W in Normal mode and 24 W in Boost mode. The Pulse 2 page does not list wattages for its Regular or Pulse modes.
Are both rechargeable with USB-C?
Yes. Both list an 800 mAh rechargeable battery with USB-C charging. Neither is refillable, so the device is finished when the e-liquid runs out.
How many flavors does each come in?
Our RAZ LTX page lists 29 flavors and our Geek Bar Pulse 2 page lists 24. Check the product page on the day you order, since flavor lists can change.
Browse more comparisons and how-tos in our Vape Guides.
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