Searching for IGET flavours often brings up two different devices as though they share one list. On this store, IGET One 12000 currently shows 23 flavour options, while IGET Bar Pro 10000 shows 24. Eleven names match exactly across the two selectors. Other options are unique to one range, and a few look nearly identical until you read every word. This guide makes those differences easy to see before you choose a device or a flavour. The lists below reflect the store pages checked on 28 September 2026; the live product selector is the final check for availability.
First, choose which IGET device you mean
The IGET One 12000 is the blue-and-black model with a large circular display. The manufacturer’s IGET One product page describes its regular and turbo modes and lists 23 flavours. The Bar Pro 10000 has a smaller graffiti-style body; the manufacturer’s Bar Pro page lists 24 flavours. Those pages explain the model families, but regional and retailer assortments can differ. For an order from this store, read the actual dropdown on the relevant local product page.
It helps to decide on the device before filtering flavours. “12,000” and “10,000” are the advertised model names, not flavour descriptions or guarantees of the same experience for every user. If you already know that you want the One’s display and modes, scan its range first. If you are looking at the compact Bar Pro format, stay in that selector. The IGET collection puts both ranges on one page if you need a fresh side-by-side look.
The 11 flavour names you can find on both
There is a substantial middle ground between the two ranges. The exact shared names shown in both store selectors are Blackberry Ice, Blueberry Ice, Blueberry Raspberry, Cherry Pomegranate, Chupa Chups Grape, Chupa Chups Strawberry, Grape Ice, Kiwi Pineapple, Strawberry Kiwi Ice, Strawberry Raspberry, and Strawberry Watermelon Ice. This is useful when the flavour name matters more to you than the device: you can compare the two models without losing that named option.
For example, open Kiwi Pineapple on One and Kiwi Pineapple on Bar Pro. They are separate product selections even though the flavour label matches. The same method works for Blueberry Ice or Cherry Pomegranate. Compare the correct model photo, current price and flavour choice on each page, rather than assuming a matching name turns the two devices into the same product.
Pay particular attention to three-word berry combinations. IGET One lists Blackberry Cherry Pomegranate, while Bar Pro lists Blackberry Pomegranate Cherry. The ingredient words are similar, but the displayed names are not identical. Likewise, One has Raspberry Grape Ice and Bar Pro has Raspberry Grape. In a buying guide, it is more honest to preserve those exact labels than silently merge them into one “shared” flavour.
What stands out in the IGET One 12000 range?
After removing the eleven shared names, One still has twelve options that do not appear under the same name on this store’s Bar Pro selector. The most distinctive cluster is Blue Monster, Cherry Monster and Tropical Orange Monster. If you searched specifically for a “Monster” flavour, that points you to the One range here. One also lists Black Forest, Chupa Chups Cherry and Chupa Chups Blackberry, giving it more of those named directions than Bar Pro in the current local catalogue.
For people scanning by fruit pairings, One includes Blackberry Cherry Pomegranate, Mixed Berries Ice, Raspberry Grape Ice, Strawberry Pomegranate Ice and Strawberry Kiwi Ice. Note that Strawberry Kiwi Ice is shared with Bar Pro, while Strawberry Pomegranate Ice is not. The simpler Strawberry selection is also on One’s list, alongside the longer Strawberry Raspberry and Strawberry Watermelon Ice names that both devices share. This is why a quick search for only “strawberry” is too broad to settle the exact option.
One’s mint-led entry is Mountain Spring Mint Ice. That full name matters: Bar Pro uses Dynamic Mint instead. “Mint” is a useful search cue, but neither label is a measured promise of cooling strength. Read the product image and selector if the exact wording is important to you.
Where Bar Pro 10000 takes a different route
Bar Pro’s local list has its own combinations. Mango Ice appears here, as do Passion Fruit Peach Iced Tea and Strawberry Passion Fruit Mango. For a buyer looking up one of those specific phrases, the Bar Pro selector is the direct destination. Other Bar Pro-only names in this store include Blackberry Yogurt Ice Berry, Blueberry Raspberry Bubble Gum, Fruity Skittles, Raspberry Pomegranate Ice Blast, Raspberry Cherry Blackberry, Strawberry White Peach Ice Mist and Strawberry Cranberry Bliss. These labels add dessert, candy and longer fruit-blend wording that you will not find under identical names on the One page.
Bar Pro also lists Raspberry Grape and Blackberry Pomegranate Cherry, two of the near matches mentioned above. When a search result omits “Ice” or reverses the order of fruit words, check the device page rather than guessing which one it means. The Bar Pro Cherry Pomegranate selection is a good example of an exact match shared with One; the separate Passion Fruit Peach Iced Tea selection shows how specific some Bar Pro-only names can be.
A practical way to narrow the list
Start with the exact fruit or style word you care about. If it is “Kiwi Pineapple” or “Blueberry Ice”, both devices give you a choice, so decide by model. If it is “Tropical Orange Monster”, look at One. If it is “Passion Fruit Peach Iced Tea”, look at Bar Pro. Next, open the parent product page and choose the flavour from its dropdown. This shows the selected option, its image and the current store details in one place. Finally, check shipping and delivery if fulfilment timing matters to your order.
This article is the bridge between the broad Australian device buying guide and a model-specific flavour list. If you are comparing another brand, the published ALIBARBAR flavours guide covers its four device families. Keep the IGET names on this page attached to One or Bar Pro; that makes future model-specific guides easier to follow and keeps the links between articles useful rather than repetitive.
IGET flavours: three common questions
How many IGET flavours do One 12000 and Bar Pro 10000 have here?
When checked on 28 September 2026, this store displayed 23 options on the One 12000 page and 24 on the Bar Pro 10000 page. Eleven names matched exactly. This is a snapshot of the store selectors, so check the live pages for current availability.
Can I get the same named flavour in both IGET models?
Yes, for the eleven exact shared names above. Blueberry Ice, Kiwi Pineapple and Cherry Pomegranate are examples. Choose the model first, then select that name on its own product page. A shared name does not erase the devices’ different design and listed features.
Why does a flavour I saw on a manufacturer page not appear in this store?
A manufacturer’s worldwide catalogue and a retailer’s local range can differ, and lists can change. Use the manufacturer’s pages for model background, but the local IGET collection and each product selector for the options offered here now. If you cannot find an exact name, the store’s contact page is the place to ask about the current selection.
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