SP2 12000 Review: Specs, Flavours & Value for Australian Buyers

SP2 12000 Review: The Short Answer

The SP2 12000 is one of the sharpest value plays in the Australian high-puff disposable market right now: a 12,000-puff device (manufacturer claim) with 24 flavour variants, a front percentage display and a listed price of A$39.90 at SP2 12000 puffs on igetaushop.com. That works out to roughly A$3.32 per 1,000 puffs based on the advertised figure, which undercuts most 12,000-class rivals we have covered this year. It sits in the site's AU VAPES range under the Alibarbar brand line, ships as a sealed disposable for adult use, and is stocked for Australia-wide fulfilment.

In this review we go through the real specs listed on the product page, the full flavour list, the per-puff value maths, and how the SP2 compares with devices like the IGET One and ALIBARBAR Swirl. Everything below comes from the official listing — where a spec is not published (such as battery capacity), we say so rather than guess.

SP2 12000 Puffs at a Glance

Here is what the official listing confirms, pulled straight from the product page:

SpecDetail (as listed) Advertised puff count12,000 puffs (manufacturer claim) Listed priceA$39.90 (AUD) Brand lineAlibarbar — SP2 series, sold in the AU VAPES range Flavour options24 variants on the listing DisplayFront percentage display shown in official product images Battery capacity (mAh)Not published on the listing — we do not guess FormatSealed disposable for adult use

Two things stand out immediately. First, the price: at A$39.90 this is one of the least expensive 12,000-puff devices in the store's catalogue. Second, the display: the official images show a percentage readout on the front panel, which is a feature you usually only see on pricier devices — and it answers the most common question owners have, namely how much is left in the tank.

Design and Display: What You Get in Hand

The SP2 uses a box-style body with a gold-coloured frame around a black front panel, with the SP2 wordmark and a bold graphic finish across the face. The mouthpiece is a wide, flattened duckbill shape — the same comfortable draw style that most large-capacity disposables have settled on. The SP2 12000 puffs listing shows each flavour with its own colourway, so you can tell your Blueberry Blast from your Ribena at a glance.

Official SP2 product image: box-style body, front percentage display and wide mouthpiece.

The front display is the practical highlight. Instead of guessing whether the device is nearly finished, you get a percentage readout, which pairs with the advertised 12,000-puff rating to give you a rough sense of remaining life. If you want the deeper explanation of how puff ratings translate into days of use, our guide on how long a 12,000 puff vape really lasts breaks the maths down for Australian usage patterns.

One honest caveat: the listing does not state the battery's mAh capacity or whether the cell is rechargeable. Plenty of devices in this class are USB-C rechargeable, but we will not state that as fact for the SP2 until the manufacturer publishes it. For background on what those numbers mean when they are published, see vape battery capacity explained.

SP2 Flavours: All 24 Options in Australia

The listing currently stocks 24 flavour variants. Grouped by style, the range looks like this:

• Berry and grape: Blueberry Blast, Blueberry Mint, Mixed Berries, Ribena, Grape Ice, Cranberry Apple
• Stone fruit and tropical: Peach Ice, Mango, Passion Fruit Watermelon, Pina Colada, Aloe Lime
• Strawberry family: Strawberry, Strawberry Kiwi, Strawberry Lychee, Strawberry Coconut Watermelon
• Fresh and citrus: Grapefruit, Lemon and Lime, Kiwi Pineapple, Cucumber Lemonade, California Sunset
• Classic and dessert-adjacent: Double Apple, Watermelon Ice, Banana Ice, Skittles

The range leans fruit-forward with a good spread of ice-cooled and non-iced options. Ribena and Blueberry Blast are the standouts for berry fans — the blackcurrant-style Ribena option is a flavour family IGET's own line does not cover, which is exactly the kind of gap a second brand should fill. If you like comparing across brands, our ALIBARBAR models, specs and flavours guide shows how the SP2 fits into the wider Alibarbar family tree.

SP2 12000 Price and Value: The Per-Puff Maths

Listed at A$39.90, the SP2 12000 costs about 33 cents per 100 puffs or A$3.32 per 1,000 puffs using the advertised rating. Here is how that stacks up against other devices we have reviewed, all at their current listed prices:

Cost per 1,000 puffs at listed AUD prices, November 2026.

The SP2 is the cheapest device in the comparison on this measure, and it is not close — roughly 28% less per 1,000 puffs than the IGET One and about a third less than the Swix Vape 9000. Two honest notes on the maths: first, puff counts are manufacturer claims, and real-world life always depends on how long each draw is; second, price-per-puff is not the whole story, since flavour range, display features and brand support all matter. The store's own terms apply too — free Australia-wide shipping kicks in over A$199, orders placed before 2:30pm are dispatched the same day, and eligible items carry a 30-day return window.

If your priority is lowest total spend rather than lowest price per puff, note that a single SP2 at A$39.90 sits comfortably under the free-shipping threshold, so pairing it with another item or ordering two at once is the usual way Australians make the freight worthwhile.

SP2 12000 vs IGET One, Swirl 13000 and Tomoro Max 15000

How does the SP2 compare with the three devices Australian buyers most often cross-shop?

• vs IGET One 12000 puffs (A$56.90): the IGET One is the benchmark for build polish, dual regular/turbo modes and a documented 2,700 mAh rechargeable cell — but it costs A$17 more. The SP2 wins on price-per-puff and matches the 12,000-puff claim; the IGET One wins on documented specs and mode flexibility.
• vs ALIBARBAR Swirl 13000 puffs (A$59.90): the Swirl carries a dual-tank design and 1,000 more advertised puffs, but at 50% higher cost. Since both sit under the Alibarbar umbrella, brand support is comparable — the choice is really dual-tank novelty versus value.
• vs Tomoro Max 15000 puffs (A$69.90): the Tomoro claims 15,000 puffs with a dual readout for battery and e-liquid levels. Advertised per-puff cost is nearly identical to the Swirl's, still well above the SP2. The SP2 counters with a simpler proposition at A$30 less.

The pattern is clear: the SP2 is the budget pick of the high-puff class. You trade documented battery specs and some brand pedigree for a materially lower price — and for many buyers, that trade is the right one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the SP2 12000 legal to buy in Australia?

The SP2 is sold as a sealed device for adult use, and igetaushop.com only sells to adults 18 and over, with age confirmation required at checkout. Australian rules on nicotine vaping products are strict and change over time, and requirements differ between states and territories — you are responsible for checking the rules that apply where you live before ordering. This article is general information for adult readers, not legal advice.

How long does the SP2 12000 actually last?

The 12,000-puff figure is a manufacturer claim. Using the common estimate of roughly 150–200 puffs a day, the device is positioned to last around two to three months for a light-to-moderate user, though heavy users will move through it faster. The front percentage display takes the guesswork out: when the number drops, the tank is genuinely winding down. Our puff-life guide linked above shows the full working.

Does the SP2 12000 have a charging port?

The product listing does not publish charging details or battery capacity, and the official images do not clearly show a port, so we cannot confirm USB-C recharging either way. Treat any claim about rechargeability you see elsewhere as unverified. If charging matters to your decision, the IGET One 12000 is the class device with a documented USB-C rechargeable battery.

Which SP2 flavour should I try first?

If you like berry profiles, start with Ribena or Blueberry Blast — both are distinctive and neither has a direct equivalent in the IGET range. For a cooler all-day style, Watermelon Ice or Peach Ice are the safest mainstream picks. Mango and Kiwi Pineapple suit anyone moving over from tropical IGET flavours and wanting something familiar.

Verdict: Who the SP2 12000 Suits

The SP2 12000 is an easy recommendation for one specific buyer: the value-focused adult vaper who wants a high advertised puff count, a display so they can see where they stand, and a wide flavour menu — without paying the IGET or flagship ALIBARBAR premium. At A$39.90 it is the cheapest per-puff device currently listed at igetaushop.com, and 24 flavours is a deeper bench than most rivals offer.

Look elsewhere if you need documented battery specifications, variable output modes or a rechargeable design you can verify — the IGET One remains the spec-sheet leader in the 12,000 class. Everyone else, check the current flavour stock on the SP2 12000 puffs product page, confirm you meet the 18+ requirement, and pick your colourway before the popular variants sell out — several flavours were showing single-digit stock at the time of writing.