IGET Moon Discontinued: Review & Best 2026 Alternatives

The IGET Moon is no longer available in Australia. IGET wound the model down in 2026, remaining stock sold through, and there are no further restocks coming. If you landed here looking to buy one, the short answer is that you can’t — but you’re almost certainly better served by one of the current models, and we’ll point you to the right one below.

We’ve kept this review online because the Moon still comes up in searches, and people looking for it usually want the same things it offered: a smaller device, a big flavour menu, and a low commitment. All three are still available — just under different names.

A quick note: This article is written for adult vapers only. We don’t make any health claims about vaping, and nothing here should be taken as medical advice. If you’re not already a vaper, this guide isn’t for you.

Straight to the Point: What to Buy Instead

Pick based on what drew you to the Moon in the first place.

Our flavour-by-flavour mapping — which current flavour is closest to each discontinued Moon one — lives in the IGET Moon flavours archive.

IGET Moon Specs (Archived)

At 5,000 puffs, the Moon sat at the compact end of IGET’s range. For a moderate vaper taking around 300–400 puffs per day, that worked out to roughly 12–16 days of use — about half of what the current models deliver.

What Made the IGET Moon Popular

Understanding why people liked the Moon is the fastest way to find the right replacement, so here’s an honest look back — along with what now fills each gap.

1. The Lowest Entry Cost in the IGET Family

The Moon was genuinely cheap per device, which made it the low-risk way into the IGET range. The catch was that its cost per puff was higher than the larger models — you paid a small premium for the smaller format.

What fills the gap now: if low cost per device is what mattered, the IGET Bar Pro is the most accessible current IGET device. If you were really after low running cost, the EVOK Blaze beats every IGET model on cost-per-puff while delivering 12,000 puffs.

2. Twenty-Five Flavours Gave Serious Variety

The Moon’s flavour menu covered fruit blends, icy menthol profiles, tropical combinations and even a tobacco option. Breadth mattered more on a smaller device — you got through a Moon quickly, so being able to pick something completely different next time kept it interesting.

What fills the gap now: the IGET Bar Pro carries 31 flavours, the largest current menu and six more than the Moon ever had. The IGET One carries 23, including the Chuppa Chupps and Monster ranges that the Moon never had. Between them that’s 54 flavours, and our complete IGET flavours guide lists every one.

3. Compact Size for On-the-Go Use

The Moon was noticeably lighter than the One or the Bar Pro — pocketable without creating a bulge.

What fills the gap now: none of the current models match the Moon’s exact footprint, and we’d rather say so than pretend otherwise. The Bar Pro is the closest of the current range. What you gain in exchange is roughly double the puff count, so you’re replacing devices far less often.

IGET Moon Flavour List (Archived)

All 25 Moon flavours are listed below for reference. None are available to order — the model has been discontinued and the remaining stock has sold through.

The Moon Flavours People Miss — and What’s Closest Now

These were the standouts, along with the nearest current match.

Cherry Snow Pear Ice was the pick of the range: a rich, slightly tart cherry base, clean snow-pear sweetness, and an ice finish that tied it together without overpowering the fruit. Closest now: IGET One’s Cherry Monster for the dark cherry character, or Bar Pro’s Raspberry Cherry Blackberry if you want the tartness with more berry depth.

Pineapple Coconut was the one for people who found menthol too sharp — pineapple with enough bite to stay interesting, coconut rounding out the exhale, no icy finish at all. Closest now: Bar Pro’s Kiwi Pineapple is the nearest tropical profile, though it’s a brighter, less creamy take.

Pineapple Kiwi Ice paired zesty tropical fruit with just enough ice to stay crisp. Closest now: Bar Pro’s Kiwi Pineapple is a near-direct match.

Blueberry Raspberry Ice was the crowd-pleaser — rich blueberry, tart raspberry, clean icy exhale. Closest now: Bar Pro’s Blueberry Raspberry is effectively the same blend, and IGET One’s Mixed Berries Ice goes broader on the berry mix.

Passion Fruit Mango Smoothie had a genuine creaminess that set it apart from the standard fruit blends. Closest now: Bar Pro’s Strawberry Passion Fruit Mango keeps the tropical core, though it’s a fresher rather than creamy take.

How the Moon Compared — and Where the Range Stands Now

The Moon’s pitch was always cost per device rather than cost per puff — cheaper to buy, more expensive to run. That trade made sense when you wanted to cycle flavours quickly without committing.

With the Moon gone, that trade-off has mostly disappeared from the market, and honestly it’s no great loss. The EVOK Blaze delivers 12,000 puffs at the lowest cost-per-puff of anything we stock and more puffs than the Bar Pro, so the “cheap to run” case is well covered. The IGET Bar Pro covers the variety case with 31 flavours. What no current device replicates is the Moon’s small physical size — if that was the draw, the Bar Pro is the closest you’ll get.

If you were buying Moons specifically to sample flavours before committing, there’s a better approach now: both current IGET models share 12 flavours between them, so you can try a profile on one device and know exactly what you’re getting on the other. Our IGET range comparison breaks down which flavours overlap and which are exclusive to each model.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the IGET Moon still available in Australia?

No. The IGET Moon was discontinued in 2026 and the remaining stock has sold through. There are no further restocks planned. The current IGET range is the Bar Pro (10,000 puffs, 31 flavours) and the One (12,000 puffs, 23 flavours).

What replaced the IGET Moon?

IGET didn’t release a direct replacement — the Moon’s 5,000-puff format was retired rather than refreshed. In practice the IGET Bar Pro took over as the entry point to the range, with 31 flavours and double the puff count. If low running cost was the appeal, the EVOK Blaze is the stronger pick at 12,000 puffs.

Are IGET Moon flavours still made?

No. All 25 Moon flavours were discontinued with the device. Several profiles live on in near-identical form across the current range — Blueberry Raspberry and Kiwi Pineapple both carried over to the Bar Pro, for example. The Moon flavours archive maps each discontinued flavour to its closest current match.

How long did an IGET Moon last?

It was rated for 5,000 puffs — roughly 12–16 days for a moderate vaper at 300–400 puffs per day, or several weeks for a light user. Both current IGET models roughly double that, so you’ll be replacing devices about half as often.

Which current vape is most like the IGET Moon?

For flavour variety, the IGET Bar Pro at 31 flavours is the closest — it’s the only current device with a menu wider than the Moon’s. For physical size, nothing in the current range is as compact, and we’d rather tell you that than oversell a substitute.

I still see IGET Moon listed on some sites — are those genuine?

Stock that surfaced after the wind-down is usually old inventory or, in some cases, not genuine IGET product at all. We stopped listing the Moon once our stock sold through rather than sourcing it elsewhere. If you’re checking authenticity on any IGET device, our IGET range guide covers what to look for.

Further Reading

• IGET Moon Flavours — The Full Archive & Closest Alternatives
• IGET Bar Pro Review — 31 Flavours, the Widest Current Menu
• IGET One Review — 12,000 Puffs, Chuppa Chupps & Monster Ranges
• EVOK Blaze Review — The Lowest Cost-Per-Puff We Stock
• IGET Vape Australia — Every Model Compared
• Complete IGET Flavours Guide