IGET Legend 4000 Review: A Blend Specialist With a Price Problem
Writing an IGET Legend 4000 review that is useful means being upfront about two things at once. The Legend has the most adventurous flavour list of any line we carry, 32 distinct recipes across 33 listings, most of them three fruit and four fruit blends you will not find on the simpler devices. It is also, at $56.90 for the great majority of those listings, one of the more expensive ways to vape in our catalogue when measured against what you get. Both statements are true, and which one matters depends entirely on what you want from a device. This review works through the flavour character, the verified specification, the pricing including the bundle, the runtime arithmetic and the case for and against, using nothing but the live listings at IGET Vapes Australia Store. Purchases are limited to adults aged 18 and over.
Where the Legend sits in the IGET range
Any IGET Legend 4000 review has to start with placement. Four thousand puffs sits just above the 3,500 puff bracket and well below the 10,000 and 12,000 puff units that dominate the top of our shelf. In practice that means roughly a fortnight of moderate use, the same broad territory as an IGET Bar 3500, with a slightly longer tail.
What separates it, and what an IGET Legend 4000 review ought to lead with, is not the format but the recipes. Look at the IGET Legend category and you will notice something immediately: single note flavours are almost absent. Where the Bar 3500 offers eight straight iced single fruits, the Legend offers Watermelon Kiwi Pomegranate, Blue Raspberry Passion Fruit Orange, Peach Guava Strawberry Ice and Blackberry Grape Pomegranate. This is a line built for people who have already worked through the obvious flavours and want something with more happening in it.
That editorial decision explains both the appeal and the price. Complex blends sell to experienced vapers, experienced vapers pay more for variety, and the line has been priced accordingly. Whether that is worth it is the question this IGET Legend 4000 review exists to answer.
What this IGET Legend 4000 review can confirm
One specification is published for this line and only one, which shapes everything an IGET Legend 4000 review can honestly say: the rating of 4,000 puffs, which appears in the name of every flavour listing. That is the figure we will quote and defend.
This IGET Legend 4000 review does not state a nicotine strength, a battery capacity, an e liquid volume, a coil resistance or a charging arrangement, because none of them are confirmed in our own data. This is deliberate restraint rather than an oversight. Numbers copied between retail sites acquire an authority they never earned, and an IGET Legend 4000 review that repeats them is not telling you anything it knows.
Where an IGET Legend 4000 review can be precise, we are. The IGET One 12000 is documented at 5% nicotine, 2700mAh, 18ml, a 0.6 Ohm dual mesh coil and confirmed as never needing charging. The IGET Bar Pro 10000 is documented at 5% nicotine, 2000mAh and 20ml. The IGET Bar Plus S3 has a documented 950mAh battery with USB Type C charging. Choose one of those lines if a complete spec sheet is part of your decision. For background on strength itself, see vape nicotine strengths explained.
Flavour character: blends rather than singles
Counted properly for this IGET Legend 4000 review, 15 of the 32 flavours carry a cooling element, either an explicit Ice suffix or, in one case, Fresh Mint. The remaining 17 are served warm. That split is noticeably more balanced than most of our catalogue, where iced options usually dominate, and it is one of the quieter reasons to pick this line if menthol is not your thing.
The blends themselves, which are the reason most people read an IGET Legend 4000 review at all, fall into a few recognisable habits. There is a melon and berry axis running through Melon Strawberry Cherry, Watermelon Blackberry Raspberry and Watermelon Kiwi Pomegranate. There is a citrus lift applied to fruit in Raspberry Watermelon Lemon, Pineapple Watermelon Lemon Ice, Orange Melon Lemon and Pink Lemon Orange Ice. There is a tropical group covering Passion Fruit Grape Orange, Peach Pineapple Lime, Mango Banana Melon and Aloe Mango Cantaloupe. And then there are three genuine outliers that exist nowhere else in the range: Plain Coffee, Cola Lemon Soda and Aloe Mango Cantaloupe.
If you want a broader sense of how these compare across lines, our best IGET flavours guide covers the whole catalogue and the flavour index lists every option we hold.
Every flavour in the range
| Group | Flavours | Cooling |
|---|---|---|
| Berry and grape led | Blackberry Ice, Blueberry Blackberry Ice, Blueberry Berries Blackcurrant, Blueberry Raspberry Grape Ice, Blackberry Grape Pomegranate, Kiwi Blue Raspberry, Grape Ice | Four of seven |
| Melon led | Lush Ice, Melon Strawberry Cherry, Watermelon Blackberry Raspberry, Watermelon Kiwi Pomegranate, Passion Fruit Melon Ice, Mango Banana Melon | Two of six |
| Strawberry and peach | Strawberry Watermelon, Strawberry Kiwi Ice, Peach Strawberry Ice, Peach Guava Strawberry Ice, Peach Pineapple Lime | Three of five |
| Citrus lifted | Pink Lemon Orange Ice, Raspberry Watermelon Lemon, Pineapple Watermelon Lemon Ice, Orange Melon Lemon | Two of four |
| Tropical | Passion Fruit Watermelon Ice, Passion Fruit Mango Ice, Passion Fruit Grape Orange, Blue Raspberry Passion Fruit Orange, Mango Banana Ice, Aloe Mango Cantaloupe | Three of six |
| Outliers and menthol | Plain Coffee, Cola Lemon Soda, Fresh Mint, Nicotine Free Legend 4000 | One of four |
Thirty two flavours plus the five pack bundle gives the 33 listings in the category. Note that the groupings above are ours, made to help you navigate, rather than an official IGET classification.
Five listings worth your attention
Plain Coffee. The listing that makes this IGET Legend 4000 review worth reading twice, and the only coffee profile in our entire catalogue. It is a real fork in the road: people who want it have usually been searching for it for a while, and people who do not will find a fortnight of it heavy going. Buy it deliberately.
Aloe Mango Cantaloupe. Aloe appears in exactly one place across every line we carry and this is it. Soft, faintly vegetal, and much lighter than the fruit names suggest. A good summer choice for anyone tired of sweetness.
Cola Lemon Soda. A soft drink profile with a citrus edge rather than the plain cola found elsewhere in the range. Works as a palate reset after weeks of berry.
Lush Ice. The one genuinely familiar name on the list. If you are moving into the Legend from another line and want a known quantity while you get the measure of the device, start here.
Strawberry Watermelon. Worth singling out for a practical reason as much as a taste one: at $49.90 it is the cheapest flavour in the category, $7 under the rest, and it is a warm blend with no menthol at all.
The nicotine free option
An IGET Legend 4000 review would be incomplete without this. The Legend is one of very few lines where a nicotine free version sits inside the same category rather than off in a separate corner of the shop. The Nicotine Free IGET Legend 4000 is $51.90, which is $5 under the standard listings, and it carries the same 4,000 puff rating.
That matters for anyone who wants the ritual and the flavour without the nicotine, and it is a genuinely useful thing to have available in a mainstream flavour line rather than as an afterthought. The broader nicotine free IGET range holds the other options, including a mystery box of five at $89.90. As always, nothing here is presented as a way to stop smoking, and the current national rules for nicotine vaping products are published by the Therapeutic Goods Administration at the TGA vaping hub.
IGET Legend 4000 review of prices and the hidden discount
| Listing | Price | Per device | Cost per 1,000 puffs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard flavour, 30 listings | $56.90 | $56.90 | $14.22 |
| Nicotine Free IGET Legend 4000 | $51.90 | $51.90 | $12.98 |
| Strawberry Watermelon | $49.90 | $49.90 | $12.48 |
| IGET Legend Bundle (5PCS) | $209.50 | $41.90 | $10.47 |
The bundle is where the money is, and it is the one price in this IGET Legend 4000 review that changes the argument. Five devices for $209.50 takes the unit price from $56.90 to $41.90, a 26% reduction, and brings the cost per thousand puffs down from $14.22 to $10.47. That is a meaningful improvement, though it still leaves the Legend behind most of the range.
Be careful with the quantity selector on individual flavour pages, a trap this IGET Legend 4000 review would be remiss not to flag. Those tiers multiply the single price rather than discounting it, so five bought that way costs $284.50 against $209.50 for the bundle listing, a $75 difference for identical stock. We explain why that trap exists and how to avoid it across the whole shop in our guide to the cheapest IGET vapes in Australia.
IGET Legend 4000 review of runtime and the value problem
Now the arithmetic this IGET Legend 4000 review has been building towards. Four thousand rated puffs converts into roughly 27 days at a light rate of 150 puffs a day, about 13 days at a moderate 300, and around 8 days at a heavy 500. Those are decent numbers for the format. The difficulty is what they cost.
| Device | Rated puffs | Price | Per 1,000 puffs | Days at 300 a day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IGET Legend 4000 | 4,000 | $56.90 | $14.22 | 13 |
| IGET Legend 4000 in the 5 pack | 4,000 each | $41.90 each | $10.47 | 13 |
| IGET Bar 3500 | 3,500 | $32.00 | $9.14 | 12 |
| IGET Bar Pro 10000 | 10,000 | $48.00 | $4.80 | 33 |
There is no way for an IGET Legend 4000 review to present that kindly. Only the 1,800 puff IGET XXL asks more of your wallet per puff. A Bar 3500 delivers a near identical fortnight for $32 rather than $56.90. An IGET Bar Pro 10000 costs $48, less than one Legend, and lasts two and a half times as long. If money per puff is your only criterion, walk away from this line, and read our comparison of the longest lasting IGET vapes for where the value actually sits.
The counterargument is real, though, and any fair IGET Legend 4000 review has to make it. Nobody chooses Aloe Mango Cantaloupe or Plain Coffee because it is cheap. They choose it because nothing else in the range tastes like it. Paying a premium for a flavour that exists in one place is a legitimate decision, provided you make it knowingly rather than by accident.
The case for and the case against
For: the most inventive flavour list we stock. This is the strongest argument in the whole IGET Legend 4000 review. Thirty two recipes weighted heavily towards three and four fruit blends, with three profiles that appear nowhere else. If flavour boredom is what drives your purchases, this is the answer to it.
For: a genuinely balanced menthol split. Seventeen of the 32 flavours have no cooling at all, which is unusually generous. Most of our lines lean far harder into ice, as our menthol guide sets out.
For: nicotine free in the same line. At $51.90 with the same 4,000 puff rating, no compromise on format required.
For: a worthwhile bundle. The 26% cut on the five pack is one of the better multipack discounts in the shop.
Against: the running cost. Second highest in the catalogue at single price, and the weakest part of this IGET Legend 4000 review. There is no reading of the numbers that makes this cheap.
Against: an almost bare specification sheet. Puff rating only. If you want to know your nicotine strength or battery size from the listing, look at the One or the Bar Pro instead.
Against: complexity is not universally welcome. Four fruit blends can read as muddled rather than layered, particularly to newer vapers. Anyone buying a first device should read our beginner guide before landing here.
Against: no battery or liquid indicator. Common to sealed disposables, but worth planning around if you are away from a shop.
Verdict
The honest conclusion of this IGET Legend 4000 review is that it is a flavour purchase, not a value purchase, and it should be bought that way. If you are choosing on cost per puff, walk past it towards the Bar Pro 10000 at $48 or the Bar 3500 at $32, both of which beat it comfortably. If you have already worked through the fruit and ice staples and want Aloe Mango Cantaloupe, Plain Coffee, Blue Raspberry Passion Fruit Orange or Cola Lemon Soda, nothing else we sell will give you those, and the 26% saving on the IGET Legend Bundle (5PCS) at $209.50 takes some of the sting out of the price.
Our practical advice is to buy one at $56.90, or $49.90 if Strawberry Watermelon appeals, decide whether the blend style suits you, and only then consider the bundle. If you want a comparable review of the next line along, our IGET Moon K5000 review covers a device at a similar price with a longer rating, and the IGET Bar 3500 review covers the cheaper alternative. Everything we hold is listed on the shop and summarised on the IGET vapes Australia hub. Counterfeit stock is a real problem across popular IGET lines, so read how to spot a fake IGET vape if you are buying anywhere unfamiliar, and please recycle finished devices as covered in disposing of vapes responsibly. Questions can go to Contact@igetvapesaustraliastore.com. Strictly 18 and over.
Frequently asked questions
How much is an IGET Legend 4000?
Fifty six dollars ninety for 30 of the 33 listings. Strawberry Watermelon is $49.90 and the Nicotine Free version is $51.90. The IGET Legend Bundle (5PCS) is $209.50, which works out at $41.90 per device and is a 26% reduction on the standard single price.
How long does an IGET Legend 4000 last?
Roughly 27 days at a light rate of 150 puffs a day, about 13 days at a moderate 300, and around 8 days at a heavy 500, which is the runtime this IGET Legend 4000 review works from. The 4,000 rating comes from standardised machine draws, so longer pulls will bring your own total below it.
Why does this IGET Legend 4000 review not give a nicotine strength?
This IGET Legend 4000 review does not publish one. The only specification confirmed for this line in our product data is the 4,000 puff rating, and we will not print a strength, a battery size or a liquid volume we cannot verify. There is a Nicotine Free IGET Legend 4000 listing at $51.90 if you want to avoid nicotine entirely.
Which IGET Legend 4000 flavour is best?
It depends what you are after. Lush Ice is the safest familiar choice, Strawberry Watermelon is the cheapest at $49.90 and has no menthol, Aloe Mango Cantaloupe is the most distinctive, and Plain Coffee is the only coffee profile in our entire catalogue. Avoid the four fruit blends if you prefer a single clear note.
Does this IGET Legend 4000 review rate it as good value?
Not on cost per puff. At $56.90 for 4,000 puffs it works out at $14.22 per thousand, the second highest in our catalogue, so this IGET Legend 4000 review cannot call it cheap. The five pack improves that to $10.47, and the real argument for the line is the flavour list rather than the arithmetic. For value, the IGET Bar Pro 10000 at $48 delivers $4.80 per thousand.
How does the Legend 4000 compare to the IGET Bar 3500?
They run for a similar length of time, about 13 days against 12 at a moderate rate, but the Bar 3500 costs $32 against $56.90. The Legend justifies the difference only through its flavour list, which is far more adventurous, and through having a nicotine free option in the same line. On every other measure the Bar 3500 wins.