

Every HyperBar MX120K Flavor, Explained
Ten names, one 120,000-puff device, sorted by what each name promises.
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Key Takeaways
- The HyperBar MX120K carries 120,000 puffs on 40mL of liquid, and every one of its ten flavors ships with that same load.
- Two names say frozen, two say slush, two say punch, and the other four are a mint, a cream, a sour candy and a single berry.
- The device under every flavor is the same: a 1000mAh battery on USB-C, a dual mesh coil, adjustable airflow and a screen.
- Nothing here was tasted, so each entry reads the name and tells you what it promises.
One Device, Ten Names
The HyperBar MX120K is one device sold in ten flavors, and the hardware does not change between them. You get 120,000 puffs from a 40mL reservoir, a 1000mAh rechargeable cell with a USB-C port, a dual mesh coil, an adjustable airflow ring and a screen. The only choice you make on the page is the name on the box.
That makes the flavor list the whole decision, and the names on this lineup are unusually descriptive. Most of them say the fruit, say whether it is cold, and sometimes say the texture, as in slush. Read them that way and the list sorts itself into groups.
Frozen and Ice
Three names put the cold up front with the word frozen or a mint, and these are the ones to pick if a warm fruit flavor is not what you want.
Frozen Pina Colada
The name joins pineapple and coconut, the two halves of a pina colada, and puts frozen in front of them. It promises a sweet tropical pairing with the cold turned up rather than a plain fruit.
Frozen Watermelon
Watermelon on its own is the plainest fruit name on the list, and the frozen in front signals a cold finish. The name promises a single fruit kept simple and chilled.
Miami Mint
This one names no fruit at all. Mint is the whole profile, and the Miami in front is a place name rather than a flavor word, so expect the mint to carry it alone.
Slush
Two names use slush, which points at a crushed-ice drink: a fruit flavor with cold and sweetness built in.
Grape Slush
Grape plus slush promises a sweet grape in the style of a frozen drink. The slush word says cold without saying ice, so it sits between the frozen names and the plain fruit ones.
Mango Slush
The second slush pairs mango with the same frozen-drink idea. The name promises a tropical fruit served cold and sweet rather than a straight mango.
Punch
Punch in a flavor name means a blend, usually several fruits poured together, and these two name the blend by its theme rather than its parts.
Maui Punch
Maui is a place word, and punch says a mixed-fruit drink, so the name promises a tropical blend without naming each fruit. There is no ice word in it.
Passion Punch
Here the lead fruit is named: passion fruit, with punch signaling it is mixed with others. The name promises a tart tropical lead in a blended drink, and again no ice word.
Candy, Cream and Fruit
The last three names are each on their own. One reads as candy, one as a dessert, and one as a plain fruit with a nickname attached.
Sour Gush
Sour is the only flavor word in the name, and gush points at a liquid-centered candy. The name promises a sour candy profile rather than a fruit, with no ice word.
Matcha Creme
Matcha is powdered green tea, and creme says it is served soft and sweet. This is the lone dessert-style name in the lineup, and it is the one to pick if you want something that is neither fruit nor mint.
Strawberry Lover
Strawberry is the fruit, and lover is a nickname rather than a second flavor. The name promises a single sweet berry with nothing frozen in it.
All Ten Flavors Compared
| Flavor | Profile | Ice in the Name | Edition |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frozen Pina Colada | Tropical blend | Yes (frozen) | MX120K |
| Frozen Watermelon | Single fruit | Yes (frozen) | MX120K |
| Grape Slush | Fruit, frozen drink | Yes (slush) | MX120K |
| Mango Slush | Fruit, frozen drink | Yes (slush) | MX120K |
| Matcha Creme | Dessert | No | MX120K |
| Maui Punch | Fruit blend | No | MX120K |
| Miami Mint | Mint | Yes (mint) | MX120K |
| Passion Punch | Fruit blend | No | MX120K |
| Sour Gush | Candy | No | MX120K |
| Strawberry Lover | Single fruit | No | MX120K |
How Far 40mL Goes
Whatever name you pick, the liquid load is the same 40mL and the rating is the same 120,000 puffs. That is the figure HyperBar rates the device at, and it is the number to compare against the rest of our disposables range. The 1000mAh cell is there to be recharged over USB-C through the life of the pod, so the battery is not what decides when the device is done.
If 120,000 puffs is more commitment to one flavor than you want, the 50,000-puff group carries smaller loads of the same idea. The HyperBar lineup lists the other sizes the brand makes.
Pick It If, Skip It If
Pick a frozen or slush name if you want cold with your fruit, and pick Miami Mint if you want cold with no fruit at all. Pick a punch if you want a blend and do not want ice. Pick Matcha Creme if fruit is not your thing, Sour Gush if candy is, and Strawberry Lover if one plain berry is all you need. Skip the whole lineup if you want a short commitment, because 120,000 puffs of one flavor is a long time with one name.
FAQ
How Many Flavors Does the HyperBar MX120K Come in?
Ten, and every one of them is the same device with 120,000 puffs from 40mL.
Which MX120K Flavors Have Ice?
The names with cold in them are Frozen Pina Colada, Frozen Watermelon, Grape Slush, Mango Slush and Miami Mint; the other five carry no ice word.
Is Any MX120K Flavor Rated Differently?
No, the 120,000-puff rating, the 40mL reservoir and the 1000mAh battery are the same on all ten.
Does the MX120K Recharge?
Yes, the 1000mAh cell charges over USB-C, so you can top it up while the 40mL pod is still going.
WARNING: This product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical.

