IGET BAR
The IGET Bar has been discontinued. It ran 3,500 puffs, it was the device that put IGET in front of most Australian vapers, and IGET no longer makes it. Nothing on this page is orderable — what follows is where that leaves you.
The short version: the entry point moved up. When the Bar launched, 3,500 puffs was a normal size. On the shelf today the smallest device we stock runs 10,000 puffs, and the ladder goes up from there to 12,000 and 25,000. Whatever you replace it with will last longer than what you had.
The direct replacement — IGET Bar Pro. Same brand, same draw-activated format, no buttons and no charging, at 10,000 puffs across 31 flavours — the widest menu we carry. That is close to three times the Bar per device. If you liked the Bar and want the least surprising swap, this is it.
If you would rather step up again. The IGET One holds 12,000 puffs and carries the Chuppa Chupps and Monster profiles the Bar never had. The EVOK Blaze matches it at 12,000 puffs for a lower cost per puff. And if the thing you disliked about the Bar was replacing it so often, the CRWN Infinity runs 25,000 puffs and recharges over USB-C.
Can I still buy an IGET Bar anywhere? Not from us, and not as new stock from IGET. Anything still being advertised as new IGET Bar is old stock or not genuine, and neither is worth your money.
Is the Bar Pro just a bigger Bar? Broadly yes, and that is the point. Same manufacturer, same draw-to-activate operation, no charging on either. What changed is the capacity and the flavour list.
Will my Bar flavour still exist? Often, though not always under an identical name. The Bar Pro list is wider than the Bar’s was, so the closest match is usually there — the full 31 are grouped by profile on the Bar Pro page.
Why did it get discontinued? The market moved to larger devices, and IGET moved with it. It is the same reason 3,500 puffs now reads as small.
Not sure how the sizes compare in practice? What a puff count actually means is worth five minutes before you pick a replacement.