IGET Star 7000 Review: The 7,000 Puff Middle Ground
This IGET Star 7000 review looks at a device that quietly solves a problem the rest of the range creates. The 5,000 puff models run out sooner than heavy users would like. The 10,000 and 12,000 puff flagships are large and ask for a bigger outlay in one go. The Star, sold in our catalogue as the IGET Star L7000 and rated at 7,000 puffs, sits between the two and costs less per puff than anything below it. Everything below comes from our own product data, and where a specification is not published we say so plainly instead of filling the gap. IGET Vapes Australia Store is a strictly 18+ retailer.
IGET Star 7000 review: where the Star sits in the range
Our catalogue runs from 1,800 puffs at the small end to 12,000 at the top, and the gap between 5,500 and 10,000 was the widest step in the ladder before the Star filled it. Fourteen listings sit in the IGET Star category, thirteen of which are Star L7000 flavour devices and one of which is a Halo starter kit that shares the shelf.
| Device | Puffs | Typical price | Per 1,000 puffs |
|---|---|---|---|
| IGET XXL 1800 | 1,800 | $29.90 | $16.61 |
| IGET Bar 3500 | 3,500 | $32.00 | $9.14 |
| IGET Legend 4000 | 4,000 | $56.90 | $14.23 |
| IGET Goat 5000 | 5,000 | $44.90 | $8.98 |
| IGET Moon K5000 | 5,000 | $59.90 | $11.98 |
| IGET Hot 5500 | 5,500 | $46.90 | $8.53 |
| IGET Bar Plus 6000 kit | 6,000 | $59.90 | $9.98 |
| IGET Star L7000 | 7,000 | $49.98 | $7.14 |
| IGET Bar Pro 10000 | 10,000 | $48.00 | $4.80 |
| IGET One 12000 | 12,000 | $52.00 | $4.33 |
Read down that table and the Star's position is clear. It is the best value device in the catalogue below 10,000 puffs, and the two flagships beat it only because they are currently discounted. That is the single most useful finding in this IGET Star 7000 review, and it is the reason the line keeps selling despite having the fewest flavours of any major range we carry.
What this IGET Star 7000 review can and cannot confirm
Our product copy states a 7,000 puff rating for every device in the line, and that is the figure we stand behind. Beyond it, our data holds nothing. We do not publish a nicotine strength for the Star. We do not publish a battery capacity, a charging method, an e liquid volume or a coil resistance. Any IGET Star 7000 review that hands you a complete specification table is either working from a source we do not have or making it up, and you should treat both possibilities the same way.
What we can tell you about the format is that it is sold as a sealed disposable. There is no separate pod listing for the Star as there is for the Bar Plus 6000, and no replacement part range, so the device is a single sealed unit from purchase to disposal. If a rechargeable pod system is what you are after, the IGET Bar Plus S3 is the confirmed option in our catalogue with its 950mAh cell and USB Type C socket.
We would rather publish a short honest spec list than a long invented one. If a missing figure matters to your purchase, email Contact@igetvapesaustraliastore.com and we will tell you what the supplier documentation says rather than guessing on a blog.
IGET Star 7000 review of price and cost per puff
Every one of the thirteen Star L7000 flavours is priced at $49.98. There is no sale layered on top and no flavour sits above or below that figure, which makes the arithmetic in this IGET Star 7000 review unusually simple. At 7,000 puffs, $49.98 works out at $7.14 per thousand puffs.
To put that in context, it is 16 percent cheaper per puff than the IGET Hot 5500, 40 percent cheaper than the IGET Moon K5000 and 57 percent cheaper than a single IGET XXL 1800. It is dearer per puff than the Bar Pro 10000 at $4.80 and the One 12000 at $4.33, both of which are currently discounted from a $69 and $70 list price respectively.
One thing worth flagging. There is no Star bundle or multipack listing, so buying several means adding singles to the cart. Do not use the quantity dropdown on other lines expecting a discount either, because those tiers are flat multiples rather than volume pricing. We set out which multipacks genuinely save money in our guide to buying IGET vapes in bulk.
All 13 flavours, and the ice problem
An IGET Star 7000 review lives or dies on the flavour bench, so here is the complete list: Blackberry Ice, Blueberry Ice, Cherry Ice, Cola Ice, Double Apple, Grape Ice, Lush Ice, Mango Ice, Passion Fruit Mango Ice, Peach Ice, Pineapple Juice Ice, Strawberry Kiwi Ice and Strawberry Watermelon Ice.
Count the word Ice and you find it in twelve of the thirteen. Double Apple is the only uncooled flavour in the entire line. That is the most important flavour fact in this IGET Star 7000 review and it will decide the purchase for a lot of people. If menthol is not your thing, or if cold flavours catch in your throat, the Star gives you exactly one option and you should look at the IGET Bar 3500 or the IGET Legend 4000 instead, both of which carry far more uncooled blends.
Within the iced twelve, the range is genuinely well chosen. The berries are covered by Blackberry Ice, Blueberry Ice and Cherry Ice, with Blackberry Ice the darkest and most evening leaning of the three. The tropicals run Mango Ice, Passion Fruit Mango Ice and Pineapple Juice Ice. The melon end is Lush Ice and Strawberry Watermelon Ice, and Strawberry Kiwi Ice bridges the berry and tropical camps. Grape Ice and Peach Ice cover the two single fruit profiles that always sell, and Cola Ice is the one change of pace for anyone tired of fruit altogether.
Our advice for a first order is Blackberry Ice if you want something with weight to it, Lush Ice if you want the safest possible choice, or Cola Ice if you have worn out berries entirely. If you are unsure whether cooled flavours suit you at all, read our ice and menthol flavours guide before committing $49.98 to 7,000 puffs of menthol. The full catalogue of profiles across every line is indexed on the IGET flavours page.
Who the Star actually suits
The clearest candidate for everything this IGET Star 7000 review describes is a steady daily vaper who finds the 5,000 puff devices run out too often and does not want to spend up at the flagship end. On 350 puffs a day, 7,000 puffs is roughly twenty days, which for many people lines up neatly with a monthly reorder rhythm rather than a fortnightly one.
The second candidate is anyone who wants a long running device without the size that usually comes with it. Capacity and physical bulk track each other closely across the range, and the Star buys you a lot of puffs without landing at the top of the ladder.
The third is the menthol drinker, and that is not a joke. Twelve of thirteen flavours being iced makes this the most concentrated cooled line we carry. If every device you have bought this year had Ice in the name, the Star range was effectively built for you.
The person the Star does not suit is anyone who likes to rotate between very different profiles. There is one uncooled flavour and no dessert, tobacco or bakery style option at all. A four device IGET Goat bundle or the wider IGET Moon flavour range gives you far more room to move.
Star against the Hot 5500 and the Bar Pro 10000
No IGET Star 7000 review is complete without the two devices sitting either side of it. Against the Hot 5500, the Star wins on both capacity and cost per puff. You pay $3.08 more and get 1,500 additional puffs, which is a straightforward improvement. The Hot answers back on flavour variety, since its range includes uncooled and soft drink options the Star does not, and our IGET Hot 5500 review covers that line in detail.
Against the Bar Pro 10000 the argument reverses. The Bar Pro is currently $48.00, which is $1.98 less than the Star for 3,000 more puffs, and it carries 26 flavours against thirteen. On paper the Bar Pro is simply the better buy while that sale price holds. The Star's counterargument is size, since a 10,000 puff device carries a 2000mAh battery and 20ml of liquid and feels it in the hand, and the fact that its own price does not depend on a promotion continuing.
Against the Moon K5000 there is not much of a contest on value. The Moon is $59.90 for 5,000 puffs, which is $11.98 per thousand against the Star's $7.14. The Moon earns its place on flavour breadth rather than arithmetic, and our IGET Moon K5000 review makes that case.
Limitations this IGET Star 7000 review must flag
The flavour count is the obvious one. Thirteen options is the narrowest bench of any major line we stock, against 26 for the Bar Pro, 35 for the Bar 3500 and 32 for the Legend. If variety is what keeps you interested, this is a real constraint rather than a minor one.
The single uncooled option is the second. One flavour out of thirteen is a very thin offer for anyone who does not want menthol, and it is the most common reason customers move off the line after trying it.
The absence of a multipack is the third. Every other significant line in the catalogue has at least one bundle listing that takes 17 to 36 percent off the per unit price. The Star has none, so there is no volume route to a better figure than $7.14 per thousand puffs.
The fourth is not really about the device. Counterfeit IGET stock circulates in Australia and a device that looks right can vape badly and misreport its capacity. Buy from a retailer that publishes what it does and does not know, check the packaging carefully, and read our guide to spotting a fake IGET vape. If you want a sense of whether any published puff rating survives contact with real use, our piece on how long a 10,000 puff vape lasts runs through the variables.
IGET Star 7000 review verdict
The verdict of this IGET Star 7000 review is that the device is the strongest value proposition in the middle of our range and a poor fit for anyone who dislikes menthol. At $49.98 for 7,000 puffs it beats every device below 10,000 puffs on cost per puff, it holds a stable price rather than depending on a sale, and it reorders on a monthly rather than fortnightly rhythm for a typical adult vaper.
Buy it if you already reach for iced flavours by default and want the same thing to last longer for less. Skip it if you want uncooled fruit, dessert profiles, a rechargeable body or a multipack discount, because other lines do all four and this one does none of them. Everything discussed here is browsable from the shop page, delivery detail is on the shipping page, and further questions are answered in the FAQs.
A closing note that applies to every product we sell. These are adult products for people aged 18 and over, they are not a smoking cessation treatment, and nothing here is health advice. Australian regulation of nicotine vaping products is set out by the Therapeutic Goods Administration and is worth reading in its current form rather than relying on older summaries.
IGET Star 7000 review FAQ
How many puffs does the IGET Star deliver?
Our product data rates the IGET Star L7000 at 7,000 puffs. That is the only hardware figure we publish for the line. At a typical 350 puffs a day it works out at around twenty days per device, with heavier users finishing one inside a fortnight.
What nicotine strength is the IGET Star?
We do not publish a nicotine strength for this line and will not estimate one. If that figure is decisive for you, contact us before ordering and we will check the supplier documentation rather than guess in an article.
How much does an IGET Star cost in Australia?
Every one of the thirteen Star L7000 flavours is $49.98 with no sale price applied. That works out at $7.14 per thousand puffs, which is the best value of any device in our catalogue below the 10,000 puff models.
Which IGET Star flavour is best?
Lush Ice is the safest first pick, Blackberry Ice is the strongest of the darker berries and Cola Ice is the change of pace. Twelve of the thirteen flavours are iced, so Double Apple is your only option if you do not want menthol.
Is the IGET Star rechargeable?
It is sold as a sealed disposable and there is no replacement pod range for it. Our catalogue does not publish a charging method or battery capacity, so we cannot confirm one. The IGET Bar Plus S3 is the line we can confirm recharges, over USB Type C.
Is the Star better value than the Bar Pro 10000?
Not at current prices. The Bar Pro 10000 is $48.00 for 10,000 puffs, or $4.80 per thousand, against $7.14 for the Star. The Star wins on physical size and on price stability, since it is not relying on a promotion, but the Bar Pro is the better arithmetic today.