IGET Moon 5000 vs IGET Bar 3500: Picking the Mid-Range

Most people compare the IGET Moon 5000 and the IGET Bar 3500 on one number: 1500 extra puffs. That is the least interesting difference between them, and it is why a lot of customers order the wrong one. The genuinely important difference is that the Moon is a lower nicotine strength than the Bar — our listings put the Moon at 4% (40mg/mL) and the Bar at 5% (50mg/mL) — on a bigger body with a higher-resistance coil. More puffs and a stronger hit are not the same axis. Here is how we'd actually pick between the two.

IGET Bar 3500 vs IGET Moon 5000 at a glance

	IGET Bar (3500)	IGET Moon (5000)
Rated puffs	3500+	5000
Nicotine strength	5% (50mg/mL)	4% (40mg/mL)
Coil	1.2Ω mesh	1.35Ω mesh
Rechargeable	No — sealed, no charging port	No — sealed, no charging port
Size / weight	41.3x21.3x94.5mm, 78g	49.5x25.3x99.4mm, 81.5g
Pocketability	Slim, disappears in a jeans pocket	Taller and wider, better in a bag
Single flavours orderable now	14	6

The puff figures and coil resistances above match IGET's own product pages for both devices, as do the dimensions. Nicotine strength does not — IGET doesn't publish nicotine strength on its official pages at all, so that figure comes from our listings and distributor documentation. That is normal for this category, and worth understanding before you compare spec sheets across shops: see how to read a vape listing.

Nicotine strength is the real fork in the road

A 5% device and a 4% device are noticeably different in the mouth, and the coil widens the gap rather than closing it. The Bar's 1.2Ω mesh coil runs a little warmer and tighter than the Moon's 1.35Ω, so the Bar lands as the firmer, sharper draw of the two. The Moon is softer and rounder — less of a hit per puff, more of a device you can keep coming back to without your throat complaining.

That means the "bigger" device is actually the gentler one. If you have tried a 50mg disposable and found it harsh, the answer isn't necessarily a smaller device — it is a lower strength, which here means the Moon. If you want a definite hit and you find 40mg a bit flat, the Bar is your device even though it is rated for fewer puffs. If the mg-versus-percent maths is unfamiliar, we've explained it separately in nicotine strength explained.

Size: pocket carry vs sits-on-the-desk

The Bar is slimmer in every dimension and it shows in daily use — it sits flat in a front pocket and doesn't print through a shirt. The Moon is roughly 8mm wider, 4mm thicker and 5mm taller, and while 3.5g of extra weight is nothing, the bulk is real. Customers who carry a bag or leave a device on a desk barely notice. Customers who carry in tight jeans notice immediately.

Neither one recharges

This is the question we get asked most about both devices, so plainly: neither the IGET Bar nor the IGET Moon is rechargeable. Both are sealed units with no charging port. When the battery is done the device is done, regardless of whether liquid remains — the usual outcome for sealed disposables, as we cover in battery vs liquid. If you want a rechargeable device, that is a different shortlist; our IGET range explained guide covers where each model sits.

Flavour choice: the Bar is ahead right now

The Bar box ships 12 flavours, and at the time of writing we also have 14 Bar flavours orderable individually — so you can restock exactly the one you like. The Moon box is still titled 17 Flavours, but only six Moon flavours are individually orderable right now: Dragon Fruit Lemon Ice, Green Grape Pomegranate Cherry, Passion Fruit Kiwi Guava Ice, Pomegranate Kiwi Ice, Strawberry Blackberry Cranberry and Strawberry Watermelon. Single-flavour availability moves week to week, so check the Moon category rather than trusting this paragraph in six months. For picking a Bar flavour, see best IGET Bar flavours; the Moon line-up gets the same treatment in our Moon flavours and puffs guide.

What the specs don't tell you

Puff ratings are ratings, not guarantees. 3500 and 5000 are lab figures from short, even draws; long or hard puffs consume more per pull, and real counts land lower for almost everyone — see puff count ratings explained and how long a disposable lasts. The spec sheet also won't tell you that a lower-strength device tends to get puffed more often, which quietly eats into the Moon's puff advantage. Nor will it tell you how a flavour tastes to you, or how a device feels in your hand — and for a lot of people that decides it.

So which one

Pick the IGET Bar if

You want a firmer hit from the smallest possible device, you carry in a pocket, or you want the widest choice of single flavours to reorder.

Shop IGET Bar 12-Flavour Box →

Pick the IGET Moon if

You find 50mg harsh, you chain-puff and want something you can stay on, or you simply want the longer-rated device and don't mind the extra bulk. The Moon also currently sits at a lower price point than the Bar in our range — check the live listing, since pricing moves.

Shop IGET Moon 17-Flavour Box →

If you're still torn between the Bar and its bigger sibling rather than the Moon, that's a different comparison — see IGET Bar vs Bar Pro.

Buying from us

Everything we list is 100% original stock, shipped fast and discreetly Australia-wide, and orders of 10 or more get free shipping — which is why most customers who have settled on a device buy a mixed box rather than one at a time. If you're genuinely undecided, a box of each is the honest answer: the strength difference is something you feel, not something you can read off a table.

For adults 21+ only.