An honest comparison of Australia's most popular disposable vapes by price, puff count, and quality
How OKSO Pulse X 25K stacks up against IGET's most popular models
| Feature | OKSO Pulse X 25K | IGET Bar Pro | IGET ONE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Puff Count | 25,000 (15,000 pulse mode) | 10,000 | 12,000 |
| Price | $44 | ~$40–$45 | ~$45–$50 |
| Cost per Puff | 0.18c | 0.40–0.45c | 0.38–0.42c |
| Coil Type | Mesh Coil | Mesh Coil | Mesh Coil |
| Rechargeable | Yes | No | No |
| Flavour Range | Wide | Very Wide | Wide |
OKSO offers roughly 2.5x the puffs at a comparable price to IGET Bar Pro. At just 0.18 cents per puff, it's the clear winner for cost-conscious vapers. The rechargeable battery is a bonus — consistent performance until the last drop.
IGET has stronger brand recognition and wider retail availability across Australia. With a larger flavour lineup and years of market presence, IGET remains the more established choice. If brand familiarity matters to you, IGET is a safe bet.
For pure value per puff, OKSO wins. For brand trust and availability, IGET is more established. Either way, both are solid choices.
IGET has been one of Australia's most recognised disposable vape brands for years. The IGET Bar Pro and IGET ONE are staples in vape shops across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and beyond. But a growing number of Australian vapers are making the switch to OKSO — and the reason comes down to simple maths.
An IGET Bar Pro gives you 10,000 puffs for around $40–$45. The IGET ONE offers 12,000 puffs but costs $45–$50 at most retailers. Compare that to OKSO: 25,000 puffs in regular mode for just $44. That's roughly 2.5x the puffs at a comparable price. When you break it down to cost per puff, OKSO comes in at 0.18 cents versus IGET Bar Pro's 0.40–0.45 cents — well under half the cost.
For vapers who go through a device every week or two, the savings add up fast. Over a month, switching from IGET Bar Pro to OKSO could save you $50–$80 depending on your usage. Over a year, that's hundreds of dollars back in your pocket.
Despite the price difference, OKSO and IGET share more in common than you might expect. Both use mesh coil technology, which delivers smoother draws and more consistent flavour compared to older coil designs. Both are disposable devices — no refilling, no coil changes, no maintenance. And both have become popular choices among Australian vapers looking for a reliable everyday device.
In terms of build quality, both feel solid in the hand. Flavour production is comparable across both brands, with each offering fruity, icy, and dessert profiles. If you blindfolded a regular IGET user and handed them a OKSO, many would struggle to tell the difference in draw quality.
The numbers speak for themselves. OKSO's biggest advantage is cost per puff — at 0.18 cents, it's well under half the cost of any IGET model. The 25,000-puff capacity means fewer trips to the store and less waste. OKSO also offers a pulse mode that delivers stronger, more intense hits at 15,000 puffs — still exceeding the IGET ONE's total puff count but at a lower price.
Another edge: OKSO devices are rechargeable via USB-C. Unlike IGET disposables that lose power before the juice runs out, OKSO maintains consistent vapour production throughout the entire device life. You get every puff you paid for.
Credit where it's due — IGET has earned its reputation. The brand is widely available across Australia, from dedicated vape shops to convenience stores. IGET's flavour range is one of the largest on the market, with dozens of options across the Bar Pro, ONE, and Bar Plus S3 lines. If you value having a huge selection of flavours to rotate through, IGET still has the edge.
IGET also benefits from years of customer trust. It's a known quantity — vapers know exactly what they're getting. For people who prefer sticking with a familiar brand rather than trying something new, IGET's track record speaks for itself.
If you're a value-conscious vaper who wants the most puffs for your dollar, OKSO is hard to beat. At $44 for 25,000 puffs with mesh coil technology and a rechargeable battery, it offers arguably the best value of any disposable vape in Australia right now.
If brand familiarity and the widest possible flavour selection matter more to you than price per puff, IGET remains a solid choice — it's popular for good reason. But we'd encourage any IGET user to give OKSO a try. Many of our customers started as IGET users and haven't looked back. At melbvape.store, OKSO starts from just $32, so the barrier to trying it is low.
Australia's best value disposable vape — at $44




















OKSO offers better value per puff — 25,000 puffs for $44 compared to IGET Bar Pro's 10,000 puffs at ~$40–$45. Both use mesh coil technology. IGET has stronger brand recognition and wider availability, while OKSO wins on cost-effectiveness.
OKSO Pulse X offers 25,000 puffs in regular mode (15,000 in pulse mode). IGET Bar Pro offers 10,000 puffs and IGET ONE offers 12,000 puffs. OKSO provides roughly 2.5x the puffs at a comparable price.
OKSO is a newer brand that competes on value rather than brand recognition. Without the marketing overhead and established retail markup of IGET, OKSO can offer more puffs at a lower price point.
Both OKSO and IGET use mesh coil technology for smooth, consistent flavour. OKSO also features a rechargeable battery for consistent performance throughout the device's life. Many customers who switch from IGET report comparable or better quality.
You can buy OKSO vapes at melbvape.store from $44. We offer same-day delivery in Melbourne (7pm–10pm) and ship Australia-wide for a flat $13, with up to $25 off shipping on orders over $250.
25,000 puffs at $44. Same-day delivery in Melbourne. up to $25 off shipping over $250.