Dec 7, 2022
On December 4, 2022, in the Philippines city of Laspinas, The PVX at the Tent Vista Global South came to a successful close. Hundreds of companies showcased their wares during the Pinoy Vapers Christmas Party, making for a fantastic vaping experience.
Philippines - December 7, 2022 —

Geekvape announce the official debut of a new disposable GeekBar DF6000 that garnered interest in the Phillipines. The event was witnessed by local key opinion leaders, Geekbar partners, and Filipino fans, and it was highly entertaining.
New Flavor Box Created For GEEKS
GeekBar unveiled their newest disposable product, the GeekBar DF6000, in November. GeekBar DF6000 is a portable flavor box-type disposable vape with built-in mesh coil boosts up thick and mellow experience, in addition to its excellent taste and performance that it inherits from the Geek family.
A Palm-sized Play
This palm-sized GeekBar DF6000 brings 14ml large capacity and up to 6000 puffs, meeting a long-lasting vaping experience. Equipped with 650mAh battery capacity, Type-C fast charge, so that pleasant vaping can last longer.
Built-in Mesh, Flavor Dash
GeekBar DF6000 adopts the upgraded Mesh Coil that precisely delivers exquisite and rich flavors with each inhale. Instantaneous throat hit creates a distinct vaping aura between the lips. Mesh Coil replenishes the flavor of every puff, maintaining a consistent level of freshness.
Burst out Cooling Taste, Dive in Flavor
The GeekBar DF6000 organically combines craftsmanship and technology, providing a comfortable grip sensation as well as a striking visual presence, with its well-designed symmetrical box design. Moreover, possessing a sleek mouthpiece, a comfortable touch, double-shot shaping, and a clean and fresh unfolding.
GeekBar DF6000 brings 10 new mixed tastes to meet different users’ taste preferences, while enriching vaping experience with colorful appearance, including Grapes, Watermelon,Strawberry, Mango, Banana Icecream, Apple, Kiwi, Cola, Blueberry, Lychee.
Meet Christmas, GeekGift for Geekfam!
Over P1,500,000.00 worth of goodies will be given away to the lucky winners as a way of giving back to the Filipino Geekfams. With every DF6000 purchase (now available in stores), customers have the chance to receive great incentives. As the event went on, one lucky Geekfam won an Apple iWatch SE from the Geekvape online lucky draw.
To Join: https://geekvape.com/event/luckydraw/
Please check the website for participating stores on where you can claim your prizes. Customers may enter the S/N code located at the packaging of your #DF6000 at http://www.geekbar.com/df6000/lottery
About Us: GeekBar is committed to providing high-quality disposable vapes to local customers based on market demand. GeekBar’s pursuit of excellence is reflected in the quality of its products. GeekBar adhere to the strictest safety and protection criteria, as stated by Geekbar Marketing director, Potti Lan “We are delighted to present the new GeekBar DF6000 in the Philippines. We place priority on true quality, from procurement and manufacture to marketing and distribution.”
Contact Info:
Name: Ruby Liu
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Organization: www.geekbar.com
Website: http://www.geekbar.com
Release ID: 89086128
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