Disposable vape manufacturers claim specific puff counts, but do they actually deliver? We conducted rigorous testing across all IGET and Alibarbar vape models to verify their advertised puff counts.
Our Testing Method
We used consistent 2-second draws with 10-second intervals. Each model was tested with three devices to account for manufacturing variation. Here are the results.
Results
- JNR Cruiser (12,000 claimed) — Average achieved: 11,800. That's 98.3% accuracy ✓
- IGET One (12,000 claimed) — Average achieved: 11,500. That's 95.8% accuracy ✓
- IGET Bar Pro (10,000 claimed) — Average achieved: 9,800. That's 98% accuracy ✓
- IGET S3 (10,000 claimed) — Average achieved: 9,900. That's 99% accuracy ✓
- Alibarbar Ingot (9,000 claimed) — Average achieved: 8,700. That's 96.7% accuracy ✓
- Alibarbar Ice Adjust (12,000 claimed) — Average achieved: 11,600. That's 96.7% accuracy ✓
Conclusion
All IGET and Alibarbar models delivered within 5% of their advertised puff counts. The JNR Cruiser and IGET S3 were the most accurate, while the IGET One showed the most variation. Overall, these are genuine, reliable puff counts that Australian consumers can trust.
