If you are looking for an IGET One flavours list, the quickest way to choose is to start with the kind of taste you already enjoy: icy fruit, strawberry blends, grape, mint or something sweeter. The IGET One 12000 range currently shows 23 named options on our IGET One product page. This guide puts every name in one place and explains how to narrow the list without guessing from a colour or a product photo alone.
IGET also describes the One as a 23-flavour range on its official IGET One page. The flavour descriptions below are reading guides based on the names and the choices shown on our store; they are not promises that every person will taste the same thing. Stock and available variants can change, so check the selector before ordering.
IGET One flavours list: all 23 options
Here is the complete list displayed in our IGET One selector: Blueberry Ice, Blueberry Raspberry, Blue Monster, Blackberry Ice, Blackberry Cherry Pomegranate, Black Forest, Cherry Pomegranate, Cherry Monster, Chupa Chups Cherry, Chupa Chups Blackberry, Chupa Chups Grape, Chupa Chups Strawberry, Grape Ice, Kiwi Pineapple, Mixed Berries Ice, Mountain Spring Mint Ice, Raspberry Grape Ice, Strawberry Raspberry, Strawberry, Strawberry Watermelon Ice, Strawberry Pomegranate Ice, Strawberry Kiwi Ice and Tropical Orange Monster.
That long list becomes much easier to use when it is split by flavour direction. The names with “Ice” make cooling a visible part of the choice. The strawberry group gives you both a single-fruit option and several fruit pairings. The Monster and Chupa Chups names form their own families, while grape and mint offer clear alternatives if berries are not your first pick.
Blueberry, blackberry and other berry options
Blueberry Ice is the straightforward starting point for someone searching specifically for a blueberry flavour with a cooling cue. Blueberry Raspberry keeps blueberry in the name but adds a second berry instead of an explicit ice note. If you prefer darker berry names, compare Blackberry Ice with Blackberry Cherry Pomegranate. One signals cooling; the other combines three named fruits.
Mixed Berries Ice is the broader berry-and-cooling name in the range. Raspberry Grape Ice moves away from an all-berry combination by adding grape, while Cherry Pomegranate gives you a named two-fruit option with no “Ice” in the title. Black Forest sits apart from the literal fruit-pair names; if that one catches your eye, read the selected variation on the product listing rather than assuming it will match a simple blackberry blend.
Five strawberry choices, from simple to layered
The IGET One strawberry cluster is especially useful if you already know you want strawberry but are unsure what should accompany it. Strawberry is the simplest label. Strawberry Raspberry adds another berry, while Strawberry Kiwi Ice pairs strawberry with kiwi and clearly signals cooling. Strawberry Watermelon Ice is the watermelon pairing; Strawberry Pomegranate Ice takes the same cooling route with pomegranate instead.
Chupa Chups Strawberry is also strawberry-led by name, but it belongs to the separately named Chupa Chups family. If you are choosing between it and plain Strawberry, decide whether you want the single-fruit label or want to explore that distinct family. The pink IGET One pictured below is the Chupa Chups Strawberry variant; IGET One devices on this store do not all share the same shell colour.
Chupa Chups and Monster flavours
The four Chupa Chups entries in the current selector are Chupa Chups Cherry, Chupa Chups Blackberry, Chupa Chups Grape and Chupa Chups Strawberry. They make a tidy shortlist when the fruit is already decided: pick cherry, blackberry, grape or strawberry first, then compare that name with the similarly named options outside this family. For example, Chupa Chups Grape and Grape Ice point in different directions because only one explicitly includes “Ice”.
The three Monster-named choices are Blue Monster, Cherry Monster and Tropical Orange Monster. They stand out among the One flavours because they do not read like the ordinary two-fruit combinations. Tropical Orange Monster is the orange-led name to check if you want something away from the many berry choices. Its warm gold body gives the accompanying image a different colour and mood from the blueberry and strawberry sections.
Grape, citrus and mint outside the main groups
Grape Ice is the clearest grape-and-cooling option in the list. Compare it with Raspberry Grape Ice if you also want a berry in the name, or with Chupa Chups Grape if that family is what drew you to the range. Kiwi Pineapple is one of the few fruit combinations here with no berry, strawberry or ice in its title. Mountain Spring Mint Ice is the obvious place to start if you are deliberately looking for mint rather than fruit.
Names are a useful filter, but they cannot settle how sweet or cool a flavour will feel to you. The practical approach is to select two or three candidates from the same group, check their variant images and current availability, then choose the one with the clearest match to your preference. In particular, do not treat the device colour as the entire flavour description: use the written variant name when adding it to your basket.
How to choose your first IGET One flavour
Start with one decision: cooling or no explicit cooling? If you want a cooling cue, look at the names that actually include Ice: Blueberry Ice, Blackberry Ice, Grape Ice, Mixed Berries Ice, Mountain Spring Mint Ice, Raspberry Grape Ice, Strawberry Watermelon Ice, Strawberry Pomegranate Ice and Strawberry Kiwi Ice. If you prefer a fruit pairing without “Ice” in its name, Blueberry Raspberry, Cherry Pomegranate, Kiwi Pineapple or Strawberry Raspberry are easier comparison points.
Next, narrow by the main fruit. Strawberry appears in more One names than orange or mint, so a strawberry search benefits from deciding on its second note. If you want something visually and descriptively different, move to the Monster or Chupa Chups sections. Once you have two finalists, open the IGET One collection or the product selector and confirm the exact option shown. Our broader IGET flavours guide compares One with Bar Pro; this page stays focused on the One flavour names so the two guides serve different decisions.
IGET One flavour FAQs
How many IGET One flavours are listed?
Our current IGET One selector lists 23 named flavours, and the manufacturer’s IGET One page also states that the range has 23 flavours. Check the live product selector for what is available when you buy.
Which IGET One flavours have “Ice” in the name?
Nine options in the current list include Ice: Blueberry Ice, Blackberry Ice, Grape Ice, Mixed Berries Ice, Mountain Spring Mint Ice, Raspberry Grape Ice, Strawberry Watermelon Ice, Strawberry Pomegranate Ice and Strawberry Kiwi Ice. The word is a useful shopping filter, though personal perception of cooling varies.
Are all IGET One devices the same colour?
No. The variant images on our product page show different shell colours for different named options. Blueberry Ice appears pale blue, Chupa Chups Strawberry appears pink and Tropical Orange Monster appears gold. Use the flavour name in the selector to confirm the variant you want; a colour alone is not a substitute for the label.
If you are still deciding between the One and another IGET series, return to our IGET One and Bar Pro comparison. If you already know you want One, go straight to the IGET One 12000 product page and choose your flavour there.
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