IVG 2400 Reload 4-in-1 Pods – Berry Edition

Crack open a fresh pod of Berry Edition and the first thing that hits you isn't one fruit, it's four or five, all layered on top of each other and fighting for the same lungful of air. This is the flavour IVG built for people who can never quite decide between strawberry, raspberry, blueberry and blackberry, so nobody bothered picking. It's a medley rather than a single note, and that layering is exactly the point.

The Flavour Arc: Inhale to Exhale

On the first draw, ripe strawberry and raspberry lead, bright, red, slightly sugared, the kind of top note that reads as a fruit sweet before it reads as actual fruit. A second or two in, blueberry rounds things out underneath, softer and less acidic, taking the edge off anything too sharp. By mid-vape the blend has settled into its stride: no single berry dominates, and what's left is a rounded, jammy sweetness that never tips over into anything artificial-tasting. The exhale is where Berry Edition earns its keep, a lingering, cordial-like fade, closer to a berry squash than a boiled sweet, with just enough sugar sitting on the back of the throat to make the next pull feel like the obvious move.

Who Reaches for This One

Berry Edition suits someone who wants a flavour that works at 8am and still works at 11pm without ever becoming the main event. It isn't a dessert vape and it isn't a menthol vape, it sits comfortably in between, which is exactly why it makes a better all-day pod than an occasional treat. It particularly suits vapers who tried a single-fruit flavour and found it a bit flat or one-note, and wanted more happening on the palate without jumping all the way to a dessert or drink-style mix.

• Best for: all-day carry, social vaping, commutes, mornings when you want something easy rather than intense
• Less suited to: anyone after a cooling or icy hit, or a sharply tart single-fruit profile

How It Sits Against the Other Editions

Next to Blackberry Edition, Berry Edition is noticeably sweeter and less tart, Blackberry leans into one deep, slightly winey fruit, whereas Berry Edition spreads its sweetness across several lighter ones so no single note gets sharp. Against Blackcurrant Edition, the gap is wider still: blackcurrant carries a tang and an almost cordial acidity that Berry Edition smooths over completely. If you like to rotate pods to stop your palate going flat, this one works best paired with something outside the fruit family entirely, a mint or ice-led flavour resets the tongue far more effectively than switching to another berry, since taste buds adapt to a whole flavour family, not just one variety within it.

Getting the Best Out of the Pod

Sweet, layered flavours like this one are the first to suffer from a rushed setup. Give a new pod a couple of minutes to fully saturate before the first draw, a dry pull on Berry Edition tastes thin and loses the blueberry note almost entirely. Slower, gentler draws also suit this flavour better than short sharp puffs, since the layered fruit needs a moment to unfold across the palate rather than land all at once. The blend tastes truest in the first half of a pod's life; as it nears the end, the lighter top notes, strawberry and raspberry, fade faster than the base note, so the final draws can taste noticeably more blueberry-heavy than the pod did on day one.

Storage matters more than people expect with a multi-fruit blend like this. Leaving pods somewhere warm, a car dashboard, a jacket pocket near a radiator, tends to soften the lighter top notes faster than the rest, so the pod can taste duller and heavier before it's actually used up. Keeping spares somewhere cool and out of direct light preserves that initial bright strawberry-raspberry lift for longer, which is the part of the flavour that fades fastest once a pod's been sitting around.

A Note on the "4-in-1" Format

Because the Reload system sells pods in packs of four, it's worth knowing that a Berry Edition multipack is built for consistency rather than variety, every pod in the pack carries the same blend, so you're not getting four different fruits to rotate through, just four fresh chances at the same flavour. That consistency is actually useful if Berry Edition is your everyday pick, since it means no surprises pod to pod, but it does mean anyone wanting genuine flavour rotation within a single pack should look at a mixed-flavour box rather than a single-edition one.

Berry Edition FAQs

Is Berry Edition sweeter than Blackcurrant Edition?

Yes, noticeably. Blackcurrant Edition keeps a tart, cordial-style edge running through it, while Berry Edition is built to be rounder and sweeter, with the acidity smoothed out by the mix of softer fruits underneath it.

Will it start tasting artificial if I chain vape it?

Any sweet flavour risks tasting flatter and more synthetic with back-to-back draws, simply because the palate doesn't get a chance to reset. Spacing draws out, or switching to a mint pod between sessions, keeps Berry Edition closer to how it tastes on the first few pulls.

Does the flavour fade before the puffs run out?

Like most prefilled pods, the intensity on Berry Edition softens gradually across the pod's lifespan rather than dropping off suddenly. If it starts tasting noticeably weaker or scorched, that's the signal the pod is done, whatever the puff count on the box says. As with any nicotine product on this device, it's for over-18s only and comes at nic salt strengths within the UK's 20mg/ml cap.