Blueberry Ice is one of the thirteen IGET ONE listings on our store and one of the flavour names Australian buyers ask about most often. This IGET ONE Blueberry Ice review covers what the name describes, how the berry note and the cooling note sit against each other, where the listing sits in the line-up and what you get for the listed A$59.00 — based on how the product is listed rather than on taste promises.
We describe products as they are listed at IGET 12000 Store — names, prices, puff ratings and flavour concepts — and we do not claim effects, health outcomes or comparative safety.
What Is the IGET ONE 12000?
The IGET ONE 12000 Puffs is the flagship listing in the IGET ONE naming line: a single-use, self-contained device rated by the manufacturer for 12,000 puffs. That rating puts it in the same 12,000-puff class as other high-puff devices on our shelves, such as the ALIBARBAR TEQ 12000. The base listing is priced at A$56.90, and the twelve named flavour listings — Blueberry Ice among them — are A$59.00 each.
The range is the deepest on our store, which is why the device keeps turning up in "which IGET should I pick" conversations; every listing is on the IGET One category page. The puff figure is a manufacturer specification, so your own result depends on draw length and frequency of use.
Blueberry Ice Flavour Profile Explained
The name is built from two parts, and reading them separately is the quickest way to understand what this listing is signalling.
Part one: blueberry
In flavour naming, "blueberry" signals a round, dark-berry concept. Set against raspberry, cherry or pomegranate — all of which appear elsewhere in the range — blueberry language points to a softer, rounder berry character with less sharp acidity. It is the quietest of the berry names in the line-up, and buyers usually choose it when they want berry flavour without the tartness that raspberry and pomegranate names imply.
Part two: ice
The "Ice" suffix is a separate signal: not a fruit, but a cooling element layered over the fruit base. In the IGET ONE range it appears on only two listings — Blueberry Ice and Blackberry Ice — which makes it a genuinely useful filter when you scan the catalogue. Names without "Ice" are not framed around a cooling profile.
How strongly either element reads in use is a matter of formulation and perception; what the name tells you is the direction — fruit first, cooling second.
How Blueberry Ice sits within the berry group
Most of the range leans on berry, and those concepts are not interchangeable. Single- and two-fruit names (Strawberry, Blueberry Raspberry) point to narrower profiles, blend names (Mixed Berry) to a broader berry character, and the two "Ice" names add cooling. Blueberry Ice is the simplest way into the berry group with cooling attached.
IGET ONE 12000 Specs at a Glance
DetailBlueberry Ice listing Stated puff count12,000 (manufacturer rating) Flavour conceptBlueberry with a cooling element Flavour familyBerry + cooling Listed price (A$)59.00 Listings in the IGET ONE range13 (base device + 12 flavours) Device formatSingle-use, self-contained, no assembly described on the listing AvailabilityIn stock, Australia-wide postage Product pageIGET ONE 12000 Blueberry IcePricing is flat across the range: A$56.90 for the base listing, A$59.00 for every named flavour including this one, with no flavour-specific surcharges to work around.
How Blueberry Ice Compares With Other IGET ONE Flavours
Most buyers shortlist two or three berry listings before deciding, so here is how the nearest alternatives differ on paper.
ListingProfile directionListed price (A$) Blueberry IceOne berry, one cooling note — the most compact berry profile in the range59.00 Blueberry RaspberryTwo berries, no cooling — reads as brighter and more layered59.00 Blackberry IceDarker, more tart berry base with the same cooling suffix59.00 Mixed BerryBlend concept, no cooling, least specific of the group59.00
The cleanest way to frame the choice: Blueberry Raspberry for two distinct berries with no cooling at all; Blackberry Ice for the cooling note over a sharper, darker fruit base; Blueberry Ice between them as the rounder, single-fruit version of the cooling formula. If you want the broader picture first, the IGET ONE 12000 buyer guide lists all thirteen with prices side by side.
Who Is Blueberry Ice Best For?
Based on the buying patterns we see on the store, this listing tends to suit:
- Berry buyers who dislike tartness. A softer berry concept than the pomegranate and cherry names imply.
- Buyers who want cooling as a finish, not a headline. The cooling sits behind the fruit in the naming.
- Buyers who reorder the same flavour. A single-fruit, single-cooling profile is easy to describe and easy to come back to.
- First-time IGET ONE buyers. One of the least complicated names in a thirteen-flavour catalogue.
A Note on Australian Regulations
For Australian readers, the regulatory context matters more than any flavour note. Under Australia's therapeutic vaping regulations, vaping products are regulated as therapeutic goods, permitted flavour categories for lawful supply are limited, and commercial supply arrangements for single-use disposable devices are restricted. A flavour appearing in an online catalogue — including ours — does not by itself establish that a specific product can lawfully be supplied in every context. These pages are intended for adult readers only (18+), and we recommend checking the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) for current guidance before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is IGET ONE Blueberry Ice a very cold flavour?
The name signals a cooling element, but no listing page can quantify how strong that cooling reads. Treat "Ice" as a direction rather than a measurement. If cooling is your priority, compare it against Blackberry Ice at the same price before deciding.
Does Blueberry Ice taste like real blueberries?
That is not something we can promise. A flavour name describes a concept — here, a round dark-berry character with cooling — and the finished experience depends on the formulation and on personal perception. We describe names rather than guaranteeing tastes.
How much does IGET ONE 12000 Blueberry Ice cost in Australia?
A$59.00 on our store, the same as every other named flavour listing in the range. The base device listing without a named flavour is A$56.90. Postage is calculated at checkout and shown before you confirm the order.
Can I get Blueberry Ice delivered in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or Perth?
Yes — the listing is in stock and we post Australia-wide, including all capital cities and regional addresses, with tracking issued once the carrier accepts the parcel.
What is the closest alternative if Blueberry Ice is not for me?
For a two-berry profile without cooling, look at Blueberry Raspberry. For the cooling note with a sharper fruit base, look at Blackberry Ice. Both sit at A$59.00.
Final Thoughts
Blueberry Ice earns its place by being the least complicated berry option with cooling attached: one fruit, one cooling note, a flat A$59.00 price and the same 12,000-puff rating as the rest of the line. If you want two berries or a sharper base, the alternatives above are one click away. Otherwise, start with the IGET ONE 12000 Blueberry Ice product page or browse the full IGET One range.