IGET's two high-capacity disposables sit at opposite ends of the same idea. The Bar Pro 10000 is a sealed, pre-charged device with nothing to plug in and nothing to configure. The IGET One 12000 adds a bigger tank, a rechargeable cell and a colour screen that tells you what is left of both. The choice between them is not really about puff count β it is about whether you want to think about the device at all.
We stock both, so this is a straight comparison from the spec sheets we hold rather than from marketing copy: what actually differs, where the cost-per-puff maths lands, and which one suits which kind of vaper.
Quick answer
| Choose | If you⦠|
|---|---|
| IGET Bar Pro 10000 | want zero maintenance, carry the device in a pocket, and would rather not own a charging cable for a disposable |
| IGET One 12000 | vape heavily, have had devices die with liquid still inside, or want to see the tank and the battery rather than guess |
Specs side by side
| IGET Bar Pro 10000 | IGET One 12000 | |
|---|---|---|
| Puff rating | 10,000 | 12,000 in Regular, around 9,000 in Turbo |
| E-liquid | Sealed tank, no stated volume | 22ml, pre-filled and sealed |
| Battery | 2,000mAh, pre-charged only | 2,700mAh, USB-C rechargeable (~90 min on 1A) |
| Coil | 1.2Ξ© mesh | 0.6Ξ© dual mesh |
| Screen | None β no liquid or battery readout | Curved colour display: battery, e-liquid level, active mode |
| Modes | Single fixed output | Regular and Turbo |
| Activation | Draw-activated | Draw-activated; the button only switches modes |
| Flavours | 12 | 23 |
| Body | Shorter and narrower | Taller and wider β the cost of a 22ml tank |
What the One actually gives you for the extra size
You can finish the tank
This is the whole argument. A sealed disposable with a pre-charged cell has one failure mode that matters: the battery goes flat before the liquid does, and the device is finished regardless of what is left inside. A 22ml tank on a 2,000mAh cell would run out of charge long before the tank emptied. The One's 2,700mAh cell exists so the tank can be used to the end, which is why it ships with a USB-C port.
Whether that matters depends on how you vape. If you retire a 10,000-puff device on schedule, you were never going to notice. If you regularly find yourself with a dead device and a tank that still sloshes, you are paying for liquid you never vape β and the rechargeable model is cheaper per puff on that basis alone.
You can see what is left
The curved display shows a battery percentage and an e-liquid bar, plus the mode you are in. That is not a gimmick on a device this size: 22ml is roughly six weeks of moderate use, and running it dry by accident is the most common way to get a burnt-coil taste that ends a disposable early. A readout turns two invisible variables into numbers.
The coil runs hotter
0.6Ξ© dual mesh against the Bar Pro's 1.2Ξ© single mesh is a real difference, not a spec-sheet one. Lower resistance at the same draw effort means more power, more vapour per pull and a denser, warmer mouthful. Turbo pushes it further: thicker again, and rated down to about 9,000 puffs because it drinks liquid faster.
The trade-off is that a hot, dense draw is not universally better. If you liked the Bar Pro's cooler, lighter pull, the One at 0.6Ξ© will feel like a different product β closer to a sub-ohm pod than to the disposable you were using.
What the Bar Pro still does better
- Nothing to charge. Pre-charged, sealed, done. No cable in your bag, no device sitting on a desk mid-week, no reliance on having the right port.
- It fits a pocket. The One is noticeably taller and wider. It goes in a jacket pocket comfortably and a front jeans pocket badly; the Bar Pro goes in either.
- It is the simpler object. No modes, no button, no screen to think about. If a device you have to manage defeats the purpose, this is the honest answer.
- Lower upfront cost for lighter users. If you vape a few draws at breaks, the extra capacity is capacity you will not use before the liquid goes stale.
Flavour range: 23 against 12
The One carries nearly twice the flavour list, and the two ranges are not identical in character β the One leans harder into berry blends, candy editions and sour "monster" profiles. If you have a favourite Bar Pro flavour, check that an equivalent exists before you switch; the full breakdown of all 23 IGET One flavours maps them family by family, including which ones continue a Bar Pro habit and which do not.
Both devices are sealed with no refill port, and 22ml is a long commitment to one filling β longer than the Bar Pro's. That is the hidden cost of the bigger tank if you like variety.
Which one for which vaper
| Your habit | The better pick |
|---|---|
| A few draws at breaks, under 150 a day | Bar Pro 10000 β you will not exhaust 22ml before it loses its edge |
| Steady use through the day, 200β300 a day | Either. The One's screen earns its size; the Bar Pro earns its simplicity |
| Heavy use, 400+ a day | IGET One 12000 β the rechargeable cell is the difference between finishing the tank and wasting it |
| Pocket carry, no bag | Bar Pro 10000 |
| You want to adjust the hit | IGET One 12000 (Regular vs Turbo) |
| You dislike charging things | Bar Pro 10000 |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Bar Pro 10000 rechargeable?
No. It ships pre-charged with a 2,000mAh cell and has no USB-C port. The IGET One 12000 is the rechargeable model in the pair.
Does the IGET One really last 12,000 puffs?
12,000 is the rating in Regular mode; Turbo is rated around 9,000. Both assume short machine-timed draws, so a long slow pull uses liquid faster. Treat the figure as a comparison tool rather than a countdown β we worked the arithmetic through on a 9000-puff device, and the method transfers directly.
Do they use the same nicotine strength?
Check the pack you receive rather than assuming β strength is printed on the device. Neither is available in a lower-strength variant.
Can I use the One without ever charging it?
You can, but you would be using a quarter of the tank. Charging is the point of the device; skipping it leaves you with a heavy 10,000-puff vape and a screen showing an empty battery.
Which is cheaper per puff?
Per puff, the rechargeable One generally wins because you vape the whole 22ml instead of discarding a partly full tank. Per month, it depends entirely on your daily count β our cost-per-puff breakdown runs the numbers at different usage levels.
Verdict
The Bar Pro 10000 is the better disposable. The IGET One 12000 is the better device. If your priority is that the thing works when you pick it up and asks nothing of you, buy the Bar Pro and stop reading. If you are tired of devices dying with liquid left in them and you do not mind a USB-C cable once or twice a week, the One is the upgrade β and the screen means you will never be surprised by either running out.
Both are in stock now: see the IGET Bar Pro 10000 and the IGET One 12000, or browse the whole IGET range. New to the One? Start with the full review.
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