There are eight IGET One 12000 flavours in the Australian range, and they are not variations on the same theme — the gap between Chupa Chupps Grape and Blackberry Ice is wider than the gap between most competing brands. This guide ranks all eight for adult buyers, based on how each one actually performs over a full tank rather than how it smells on the first puff.
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How we ranked them
Three things decided the order: how accurately the flavour matches its name after 2,000 puffs (not 20), whether the sweetness holds up in TURBO mode, and how well the blend carries a 12,000-puff device without turning flat in the second half. Scores for sweetness and cooling are shown in the chart below and are editorial, not lab measurements.
The ranking, 1 to 8
1. Blueberry Ice — the safest recommendation
Blueberry with a clean menthol finish that stays cool without turning into toothpaste. It is the flavour we suggest when someone will not tell us what they usually buy, because it offends nobody. In TURBO the cooling sharpens rather than the sweetness, which is the right way round. See the IGET One 12000 Blueberry Ice listing.
2. Kiwi Pineapple — the sharpest fruit flavour
Tart, slightly acidic, and the only flavour in the range that genuinely tastes like fruit rather than candy. It is also the one that benefits most from TURBO, because the higher output pushes the pineapple forward. If you found the berry flavours too soft, start here. There is a longer breakdown in our Kiwi Pineapple flavour review.
3. Mixed Berry — the everyday pick
A blended berry profile with no single note dominating. Moderate sweetness, moderate cooling, and the most consistent flavour from first puff to last. It is the flavour that most people re-order, and the least interesting one to talk about. Check Mixed Berry pricing.
4. Blueberry Raspberry — the Bar Pro upgrade path
Sweeter and rounder than Blueberry Ice, with the raspberry doing most of the work on the exhale. It sits close to the profile of the IGET Bar Pro 10000, which makes it the natural first pick if you are moving up from a 10K device.
5. Chupa Chupps Grape — the sweetest in the range
Deliberately confectionery. Grape candy on the inhale, a sugary finish, and very little cooling. It is excellent for ten minutes and heavy for a full day, which is why it ranks mid-table rather than bottom — as an occasional device it is genuinely good. See Chupa Chupps Grape.
6. Blackberry Ice — the dark, least-sweet option
Blackberry with a strong cooling layer and the lowest sweetness score of the eight. If the rest of the range tastes like dessert to you, this is the one that does not. It also holds its flavour the longest of any blend here.
7. Strawberry Pomegranate — tart finish, slow starter
Strawberry leads and pomegranate arrives on the back end with a drying tartness that keeps the flavour from going syrupy. The first 500 puffs are unremarkable; it improves after that. View Strawberry Pomegranate.
8. Strawberry Raspberry — the softest berry
Pleasant and gentle, but the least distinct of the eight: it sits between Mixed Berry and Strawberry Pomegranate without claiming either's strengths. Worth a five-pack, not worth a single device if you are choosing blind. Our Strawberry Raspberry comparison explains where the two berries separate.
How the range actually splits
Rather than ranking in isolation, it helps to see the eight flavours as three families:
- Ice-led (cooling 7+): Blueberry Ice, Blackberry Ice, Blueberry Raspberry, Mixed Berry. Best for all-day use and hot weather.
- Fruit-led (sweet 5–7, cooling below 7): Kiwi Pineapple, Strawberry Pomegranate. Best for people who want flavour accuracy over a cooling sensation.
- Candy-led (sweet 8+): Chupa Chupps Grape, Strawberry Raspberry. Best as a second device rather than a daily one.
The practical rule: pick one from each family for a multi-pack, and you will learn your own preference faster than buying five of the same thing.
Two things to know before you choose
Mode changes the flavour. The One runs in Eco or TURBO, and the difference is not just strength. Sweetness reads higher in Eco because the vapour is denser and cooler; TURBO pushes cooling and acidity forward. If a flavour tastes flat, try switching modes before deciding you dislike it — our guide to Regular vs TURBO mode covers the trade-offs in detail.
Sweetness builds. Candy flavours taste stronger at the end of a tank than at the start, because the coil and wick retain residue. If you are unsure between two flavours, take the less sweet one — it will still taste right in week three.
What changes as the tank empties
Flavour does not stay constant across 12,000 puffs, and knowing the pattern makes the ranking easier to use. Three phases are consistent across all eight flavours:
- First 1,000 puffs: the blend is at its brightest. Cooling feels sharpest here and the fruit or candy note is at full strength. Almost everything tastes good in this window, which is why first-impression reviews are unreliable.
- 1,000–7,000 puffs: the stable middle. This is where the ranking above was decided. A blend that still tastes like its name at 5,000 puffs is a good blend.
- Below 20% liquid: sweetness concentrates and cooling fades. Candy flavours become noticeably heavier; tart flavours like Kiwi Pineapple and Strawberry Pomegranate handle the end of the tank better than anything else in the range.
That last phase is worth planning for. If you know a flavour turns syrupy at the end, switch to Eco for the final few hundred puffs — the denser, cooler vapour masks the sweetness shift better than TURBO does.
Single device, five-pack or mixed pack?
The pricing structure makes the decision fairly simple. A single device is the right buy if you are trying a flavour for the first time; a five-pack makes sense once you have settled on one. But for a first order, the mixed approach is better value in practice: two ice-led flavours, two fruit-led and one candy flavour covers the whole spectrum for the same money and tells you where your own taste actually sits.
Two practical notes for multi-device buyers. Store unopened devices upright at room temperature — a sealed device left in a hot car will leak into the airflow channel before you ever switch it on. And label opened devices with a marker if you are running two at once, because the bodies are similar enough to pick up the wrong one, and a grape device mistaken for a blackberry one is an unpleasant surprise first thing in the morning.
FAQ
Which IGET One flavour is the most popular in Australia?
Blueberry Ice and Mixed Berry account for most re-orders, with Chupa Chupps Grape the most common first purchase. Popularity and preference are not the same thing — the grape flavour has the highest first-time pick rate and a noticeably lower repeat rate.
Do all eight flavours come in the 12,000 puff device?
Yes. Every flavour in this ranking is available in the same 2700 mAh IGET One body, so the difference between them is only the e-liquid blend.
Which flavour lasts the longest?
Puff count does not change by flavour, but perception does. The least sweet blends (Blackberry Ice, Kiwi Pineapple) stay enjoyable longer across a 12,000-puff device, while candy flavours tend to feel heavy after a week.
Where to start
If you want a single recommendation: IGET One 12000 in Blueberry Ice. If you already know you prefer tart over sweet, take Kiwi Pineapple; if you want the least sweet option in the range, Blackberry Ice.
The full IGET One 12000 range is in stock now with Australian dispatch, AUD pricing and sealed devices checked against the printed flavour before packing. Compare the specs against the Bar Pro in our One vs Bar Pro breakdown if you are still deciding between the two.
