One device, four ice profiles
The STLTH x Geek Bar 80K line gives you the same high-capacity hardware across flavors, so the real decision is which ice profile fits your taste. Cherry Classic Ice, Red Punch Ice, Purple Grape Ice and Sour C Ice all share a 30 mL prefilled capacity, up to 80,000 puffs, dual vape modes, adjustable airflow and a full-screen battery and e-liquid display. That means you can compare them on flavor alone without worrying about missing features.
Below, each flavor is described using the supplied product information, with notes on what the descriptions do and do not tell you.
How the four ice flavors differ
- Cherry Classic Ice: Smooth traditional cherry flavor with a cool finish. Normal Mode gives a clean balanced draw; Pulse Mode boosts vapor and intensity for a stronger hit.
- Red Punch Ice: Bold red fruit punch profile with a clean icy exhale. Normal Mode highlights sweet and tangy red punch notes with light cooling; Pulse Mode increases vapor density and intensity.
- Purple Grape Ice: Deep, candy-style purple grape sweetness with a refreshing icy cool on the exhale. Normal Mode keeps the juicy grape notes balanced; Pulse Mode amplifies the grape sweetness and icy exhale.
- Sour C Ice: Sharp, tangy citrus flavor with a pronounced sour kick and a refreshing icy cool. Normal Mode delivers bright sour citrus with a clean cooling sensation; Pulse Mode intensifies the sour citrus bite and icy exhale.
Cherry Classic Ice vs Red Punch Ice: the closest call
These two are the easiest to confuse because both lean on red fruit and ice. The supplied descriptions separate them by character: Cherry Classic Ice is described as a smooth traditional cherry flavor, while Red Punch Ice is a bold fruit punch blend of sweet and tangy red fruit flavors. If you want a single, recognizable fruit note, Cherry Classic Ice is the more straightforward pick. If you want a mixed, punch-style profile with more tang, Red Punch Ice fits that brief.
Both use the same dual-mode system, so the difference is in the flavor description rather than the hardware. Neither description includes specific fruit percentages or a sweetness ranking, so the choice comes down to whether you prefer a classic cherry or a blended punch.
Flavor and spec evidence for Cherry and Red Punch
- STLTH x Geek Bar 80K Disposable Vape – Cherry Classic Ice: STLTH x Geek Bar 80K Cherry Classic Ice: 30 mL prefilled e-liquid, up to 80,000 puffs, 20 mg per mL nicotine strength, USB Type C charging, full-screen battery and e-liquid display, adjustable airflow, Normal and Pulse modes. Confirms the shared high-capacity platform and the classic cherry flavor description so you can compare it directly with Red Punch Ice.
STLTH x Geek Bar 80K Disposable Vape – Cherry Classic Ice - STLTH x Geek Bar 80K Disposable Vape – Red Punch Ice: STLTH x Geek Bar 80K Red Punch Ice: 30 mL prefilled e-liquid, up to 80,000 puffs, 20 mg per mL nicotine strength, USB Type C charging, full-screen display, adjustable airflow, dual vape modes. Shows that Red Punch Ice matches Cherry Classic Ice on capacity and features, leaving flavor as the main differentiator.
STLTH x Geek Bar 80K Disposable Vape – Red Punch Ice
Purple Grape Ice and Sour C Ice: candy vs citrus
Purple Grape Ice is described as a deep, candy-style grape flavor with a refreshing icy cool on the exhale. It sits in sweet, smooth territory rather than sour or tart. Sour C Ice, by contrast, is described as a sharp, tangy citrus flavor with a pronounced sour kick and an icy finish. These two represent opposite ends of the ice-flavor spectrum: grape is sweet and rounded, while Sour C is bright and acidic.
If you enjoy sour candy-style profiles, Sour C Ice is the clear match. If you prefer a sweeter, less sharp vape, Purple Grape Ice is the better fit. Both share the same 30 mL capacity, up to 80,000 puffs, adjustable airflow and dual modes, so again the decision is about flavor preference, not performance.
Flavor and spec evidence for Grape and Sour C
- STLTH x Geek Bar 80K Disposable Vape – Purple Grape Ice: STLTH x Geek Bar 80K Purple Grape Ice: 30 mL prefilled e-liquid, up to 80,000 puffs, 20 mg per mL nicotine strength, USB Type C charging, full-screen display, adjustable airflow, dual vape modes. Confirms the candy-style grape profile and the same high-capacity specs as the other ice flavors.
- STLTH x Geek Bar 80K Disposable Vape – Sour C Ice: STLTH x Geek Bar 80K Sour C Ice: 30 mL prefilled e-liquid, up to 80,000 puffs, 20 mg per mL nicotine strength, USB Type C charging, full-screen display, adjustable airflow, dual vape modes. Shows that Sour C Ice offers a sharp citrus alternative on the same platform, with identical capacity and features.
What the supplied information does not tell you
The product records do not include a sweetness ranking, cooling intensity scale, or specific fruit blend percentages. Descriptions like “bold” or “smooth” are qualitative and based on the manufacturer’s wording, not on independent testing. There is also no information on coil lifespan, exact battery capacity in mAh, or puff count under different vaping styles. Treat up to 80,000 puffs as a maximum estimate that will vary with airflow settings, mode selection and individual draw length.
Because these are disposable vapes with prefilled e-liquid, you cannot adjust nicotine strength or refill the device. The supplied records list 20 mg per mL nicotine strength for all four flavors, so that is not a differentiator here.
How to choose among the four
Start with the flavor family you already enjoy. If you like classic cherry, go with Cherry Classic Ice. If you want a mixed fruit punch with tang, Red Punch Ice is the match. For a sweet, candy-like grape, choose Purple Grape Ice. If sour citrus is your preference, Sour C Ice is the one. All four share the same hardware, so you are not sacrificing capacity, display or airflow control by picking one over another.
If you are still unsure, consider the mode you expect to use most. Normal Mode is described as smoother and more balanced across all flavors, while Pulse Mode increases vapor density and intensity. That means a flavor you find too subtle in Normal Mode may come alive in Pulse Mode, and a flavor you find strong in Pulse Mode may be easier to manage in Normal Mode.
