Kiwi Pineapple is one of the thirteen IGET ONE listings on our store and the only one that names pineapple at all. This IGET ONE Kiwi Pineapple review explains what the two-fruit name signals, how the kiwi note and the pineapple note are positioned against each other, where the listing sits among the other twelve, and what A$59.00 buys you — all written from how the product is listed rather than from taste promises we cannot make.
Across this page we describe products exactly as they are listed at IGET 12000 Store — names, puff ratings, prices and flavour concepts. We do not claim effects, health outcomes or comparative safety.
What Is the IGET ONE 12000?
The IGET ONE 12000 Puffs is the base device in the IGET ONE line: a single-use, self-contained unit rated by the manufacturer for 12,000 puffs. That rating places it in the same 12,000-puff bracket as the ALIBARBAR TEQ 12000, which we also stock, so the two are usually compared on flavour range and price rather than on puff count. The base listing is A$56.90; the twelve named flavour listings, Kiwi Pineapple included, are A$59.00 each.
Thirteen listings makes this the widest range on our shelves, and each one is a separate product page under the IGET One category. Puff counts are manufacturer specifications, so what you actually get depends on how long and how often you draw.
Kiwi Pineapple Flavour Profile Explained
The name is a straightforward two-fruit pairing, and taking each half on its own is the quickest way to understand what this listing is pointing at.
Part one: kiwi
In flavour naming, kiwi signals a green-fruit concept — softer and less acidic than citrus, but sharper than the stone-fruit and berry names that dominate the rest of the range. Only two listings in the whole IGET ONE catalogue use the word: Kiwi Pineapple and Strawberry Kiwi. That makes "kiwi" a small, self-contained sub-group rather than a broad family, and it tells you something useful: if neither of those two names appeals, the range has no other green-fruit option.
Part two: pineapple
Pineapple is the rarer half. It appears on exactly one listing — this one — and it is the only name in the thirteen that points to a tropical fruit with a pronounced sweet-sour character. Where kiwi suggests something green and restrained, pineapple suggests brightness and lift. Putting the two together reads as a deliberately layered tropical pairing rather than a single-fruit profile: one note greener, one note sweeter and more forward.
How strongly either half reads in use comes down to formulation and personal perception. What the name gives you is the direction, not a measurement.
How Kiwi Pineapple sits within the fruit group
Most of the IGET ONE range is built on berry and stone fruit — strawberry, blueberry, blackberry, cherry, pomegranate. Against that backdrop, Kiwi Pineapple is one of only a handful of listings that step outside the berry group entirely, alongside Chupa Chupps Grape. If you have worked through several berry listings and want something that reads in a different register, this is the shortest route out of the berry side of the catalogue.
IGET ONE 12000 Specs at a Glance
DetailKiwi Pineapple listing Stated puff count12,000 (manufacturer rating) Flavour conceptKiwi and pineapple, two-fruit tropical pairing Flavour familyTropical / green fruit Listed price (A$)59.00 Base device price (A$)56.90 Listings in the IGET ONE range13 (base device + 12 named flavours) Device formatSingle-use, self-contained, no assembly described on the listing AvailabilityIn stock, Australia-wide postage Product pageIGET ONE 12000 Kiwi PineapplePricing is flat across the range: A$56.90 for the base listing and A$59.00 for every named flavour, with no premium attached to the tropical names.
How Kiwi Pineapple Compares With Other IGET ONE Flavours
The obvious shortlist is small, because only two listings use kiwi and only one uses pineapple. Here is how the nearest alternatives differ on paper.
ListingProfile directionListed price (A$) Kiwi PineappleGreen fruit plus a sweeter tropical note — the only pineapple name in the range59.00 Strawberry KiwiSame green-fruit base, paired with berry instead of pineapple — reads softer and more familiar59.00 Chupa Chupps GrapeConfectionery-style grape concept; the other non-berry option in the range59.00 Mixed BerryBroad berry blend, no tropical element at all59.00
The clean way to frame the choice: Strawberry Kiwi if you want the kiwi note anchored by a berry you already know; Kiwi Pineapple if you want the kiwi note pushed in a sweeter, more tropical direction; Chupa Chupps Grape if you would rather leave fruit entirely for a confectionery concept. All three sit at A$59.00, so the decision is about direction, not budget. For the full picture, the IGET ONE 12000 buyer guide lays out all thirteen listings with prices side by side.
Who Is Kiwi Pineapple Best For?
Going by the buying patterns we see on the store, this listing tends to suit:
- Buyers who have had enough berry. Eight of the twelve named flavours are berry-led; this is one of the few clean alternatives.
- Buyers who want a two-fruit profile rather than a single note. The pairing gives the name more structure than a one-fruit listing.
- Warm-weather buyers. Tropical naming is the usual starting point for anyone shortlisting for summer rather than winter.
- Buyers building a small rotation. It sits far enough from the berry group to justify keeping alongside a strawberry or blueberry listing.
A Note on Australian Regulations
For Australian readers, the regulatory position 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
What does IGET ONE Kiwi Pineapple actually taste like?
We cannot answer that with any accuracy, and we do not try to. A flavour name describes a concept — here, a green-fruit note paired with a sweeter tropical one — while the finished experience depends on the formulation and on your own perception. Treat the name as a direction.
Is Kiwi Pineapple the only pineapple flavour in the range?
Yes. Pineapple appears on one listing out of thirteen. Kiwi appears on two, Kiwi Pineapple and Strawberry Kiwi, so if you want either fruit this is a very short list to work through.
How much does IGET ONE 12000 Kiwi Pineapple cost in Australia?
A$59.00 on our store, the same as every other named flavour. 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 Kiwi Pineapple delivered in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or Perth?
Yes — the listing is in stock and we post Australia-wide, covering all capital cities and regional addresses. Tracking is issued once the carrier accepts the parcel.
Is Kiwi Pineapple or Strawberry Kiwi the better first pick?
It depends on which direction you want the kiwi note to go. Strawberry Kiwi pairs it with a familiar berry base; Kiwi Pineapple pairs it with a sweeter tropical fruit. Both are A$59.00, so trying the pair is the only way to settle it for yourself.
Final Thoughts
Kiwi Pineapple earns its place in a berry-heavy catalogue by being genuinely different: the only pineapple name of the thirteen, one of just two kiwi listings, and priced at the same flat A$59.00 as everything else. If you want the kiwi note over a berry base instead, look at Strawberry Kiwi. Otherwise, start with the IGET ONE 12000 Kiwi Pineapple product page or browse the full IGET One range.