I've been drinking red bull for over a decade, since they just had the original and the original sugar free flavor options. I prefer the original sugar free of all the other, newer flavors I've tried. It doesn't make me jittery or crash suddenly. It does give you, or at least me, energy and focus for a few hours. It's great on it's own, or mixed with alcohol on a night out. Definitely recommend trying if you are looking for a great tasting, sugar free energy drink.

The original red bull sugar free is a classic... But they have better options now. I definitely prefer the flavored versions, but still like an OG every now and again. The can shape is slim and easy to hold unlike some of those competitors with big giant cans.

This is the only flavor that my boyfriend will drink. He loves it. Tastes pretty similar to the zero ultra monster. It’s not my favorite flavor because it kind of just has that energy drink taste if you know what I mean. I do wish that they had more sugar free flavor options.

I’ve tried these, but my father enjoys them the most! While he prefers original, if he’s looking for a somewhat healthier option, he’ll go with sugar-free. The cost is fine, but he’s not a consistent red-bull drinker! They taste fine to me, and the crash is minimal if at all!

he Sugar-Free Red Bull offers a crisp and mildly tangy taste, resembling the original but with a lighter sweetness. Its effectiveness in providing a quick energy boost is commendable due to caffeine and B-vitamins. Ingredients include carbonated water, taurine, and artificial sweeteners. The iconic slim can packaging is convenient, but some may find it less eco-friendly. Price-wise, it's relatively competitive in the energy drink market, making it a popular choice for those seeking a sugar-free option.

My partner drinks these daily. To be honest, I can't stand the flavor unless it's mixed with something else. My partner hates the flavor too, lol, but he keeps drinking them because there's no added sugar, and these days so many energy drinks have SO MUCH caffeine. The 8.4 oz can has 80 mg, comparable to a small cup of coffee, which is just about right. When lots of energy drinks on the market have ~200 mg caffeine, it makes sense that this god-awful tasting red bull keeps making its way into our fridge.

Diet Red Bull is a game-changer for those seeking an energy drink that doesn't compromise on taste or health. As someone who values fitness and mindful consumption, this beverage hits the mark perfectly. With zero sugar and a low-calorie count, it's a guilt-free option that provides the same energizing effect as the original. The familiar crisp and invigorating taste, coupled with the revitalizing blend of caffeine, taurine, and B-vitamins, offers a refreshing lift without the excess sugar rush. Its convenient size and portable packaging make it an ideal on-the-go choice for a quick boost during workouts or busy days. Diet Red Bull proves that you can enjoy an energy drink without sacrificing your commitment to a balanced lifestyle.

I usually don’t like to drink energy drink because it’s not healthy but when i need a pick me up, my go to is the sugar free Red Bull. The taste doesn’t leave you feeling slump or Icky, it actually makes you feel energetic right away and with a great taste as well.

I've tried the original and wasn't a huge fan, but this one isn't too bad. It still has that salty taste,but it's not as intense as the original. I don't really see the whole energy aspect, but I only drink one. Maybe you need to drink more than one to attain that energy rush,but to me it's just a typical drink.

ok, so I have chronic fatigue....I live off red bull , Starbucks, and some more stuff...I have chronic illnesses that drain me....this is how I stay waking, I have tried all off them except the organics....I find the sugar free and the flavor ones wear off faster than the original one...I don't what is done differently but it doesn't be the same...also , I crash on some of the flavors ones...with the sugar free it not a fast crash I get sluggish then sleepy..with all you get energy, it just depends on the person...price varies depending on the store...