Geek Bar Digiflavor Sky 25000 Disposable Vape

The Sky 25000 gives the settings-inclined something to own: three power modes to trade endurance against intensity, displayed on a 1.8" HD screen whose five UI themes you can actually switch — the most configurable display we stock. The themes are cosmetic and unashamed about it: five different layouts and animations for the same battery, juice and mode data, which turns a utility readout into the part of the device people show off. Underneath, dual mesh coils carry the 25,000-puff rating with Geek Bar co-engineering on the tune.

The three modes follow the usual curve — the low mode chases the full 25K rating, the high mode warms and thickens each draw at a runtime cost, the middle splits the difference — and unlike two-position devices, the middle setting here is genuinely usable as a daily default. USB-C recharging with the charge state on whichever theme you picked; at $22.99 the math lands at about 92 cents per thousand puffs, the price of the screen being the screen.

15 flavors live at 5% (50 mg/mL) salt — the deepest one-piece menu on the Digiflavor shelf. It slots between the modular BRK system (better long-run economics, more to manage) and the Lush (one dramatic boost mode, no screen ambitions) — the Sky is the one that is fun to own between draws.

Fifteen live flavors give the Sky the deepest one-piece menu in the Digiflavor family, with the house Walker and Fab lines both represented — Sky Walker is this device’s namesake mystery blend, and Blackberry Fcuking Fab the loudest thing on the list. The candy-slush wing runs Peach Blue Slushy, Twisted B-Pop and Cherry Strazz; iced standards cover Blue Razz Ice, Sour Apple Ice, Strawberry Ice and Miami Mint. The blend worth a flyer is Strawberry Watermelon Coconut, the most tropical profile Digiflavor makes. All fifteen chips are live stock.