RELX MAXGO Combo 33K Prefilled Vape Kit – Cherry Blast/Blueberry Cherry Cranberry

Cherry, blueberry and cranberry: a three-way berry blend with real depth

Single-fruit flavours are easy to describe. A blend like this one is more interesting, because the pleasure is in how the fruits play off one another. The RELX MAXGO Combo 33K pairs a bold cherry blast with a blueberry, cherry and cranberry mix, giving you a layered, red-and-purple fruit experience rather than a single note. Cherry brings the juicy sweetness, blueberry adds a soft rounded body, and cranberry throws in a sharp, slightly sour twist that stops the whole thing from becoming too sweet. Together they read like a mixed berry cordial, deep and moreish, with more going on than any one of them could manage alone.

Layer by layer, draw by draw

The first inhale is led by cherry. It arrives bold and juicy, that ripe, almost candied sweetness cherry does so well, the flavour that fills your mouth straight away. Just behind it you can already sense the darker berries gathering, so even the opening has depth to it rather than a single flat sweetness. It is a big, confident start, the cherry blast doing exactly what its name promises.

Through the middle of the vape, the blueberry and cranberry step forward and the blend really opens up. The blueberry rounds everything off, adding a soft, jammy fullness that sits underneath the brighter cherry. Then the cranberry cuts across it all with a tart, sharp edge, that distinctive sour-berry zing that makes the blend feel balanced rather than sugary. This is the heart of the flavour: sweet cherry, mellow blueberry and sharp cranberry all in the same draw, each one keeping the others in check. It tastes like a proper berry medley, complex and satisfying, the sort of layered profile you keep vaping just to pick out the individual fruits.

The exhale and aftertaste tie it together. As you breathe out, the cherry sweetness returns to the front, tidied by a lingering tartness from the cranberry, so the finish is fruity and moreish without turning cloying. A soft blueberry note hangs around at the very end. It is a clean, well-rounded close for a blend this rich, and that balance between sweet and tart is exactly what stops a busy fruit mix from feeling heavy after a while.

Who it suits and the mood it fits

This blend is aimed at the mixed-berry crowd, the people who reach for fruits of the forest, summer fruits, berry blast, or any red-and-purple medley over a single fruit. If you like a bit of complexity and enjoy a flavour that keeps your palate interested, you will get on well with this. The cranberry twist also makes it a good pick for anyone who finds a lot of berry flavours too one-dimensionally sweet, since that tart edge gives it genuine character.

On mood and moment, a rich berry blend like this is wonderfully versatile. It is sweet enough to feel like a treat, so it works as an all-day flavour, and it is complex enough to stay engaging through a long session. The cherry-forward sweetness makes it a lovely social flavour, easy to enjoy and hard to tire of, while the tart cranberry keeps it fresh enough for daytime. It suits a relaxed evening just as well, when you want something fruity and satisfying without committing to a full dessert. About the only crowd it will not suit is the die-hard menthol or pure-citrus fan, since this is a warm, sweet berry blend rather than a cool or zesty one.

How it compares, and what to pair it with

Against a single cherry flavour, this is deeper and more grown-up, because the blueberry and cranberry add shade and tartness that a lone cherry cannot. Compared with a plain blueberry, it is brighter and juicier thanks to the cherry lead. And set beside a standard mixed-berry, the cranberry is the differentiator, giving this blend a sharper, more distinctive edge than the usual soft berry mix. If you have found other fruit medleys a little samey, that sour cranberry twist is what sets this one apart.

Even a well-balanced blend benefits from a change of pace over a long-life device, so a bit of rotation keeps it vivid. This pairs beautifully with a sharp lemonade or a citrus flavour, since the bright acidity cleans the palate and makes the berries taste fresh again on your return. It also contrasts nicely with a cool menthol on a warm day, or with an apple or grape when you fancy a different kind of fruit. Because the blend itself is already complex, you do not need to overthink the rotation, just alternate it with something lighter or sharper now and then and the medley stays interesting.

Practical notes, and a word on availability

To taste all three fruits clearly, take a slow, even draw. A longer pull gives the layered flavour time to unfold, so you catch the cherry, then the blueberry body, then the cranberry tang, rather than just the sweet top note. Rushing it tends to flatten a complex blend into a single generic berry taste, which sells this one short.

As with any fruit flavour, keep the device cool and out of direct sunlight. Heat dulls and muddies fruit blends in particular, since there are several notes to lose, so a device stored somewhere shaded and at room temperature will always taste cleaner and more defined. If the flavour ever seems muddy or muted, check it has not been sitting somewhere warm. Toward the very end of a device rated up to around 33,000 puffs, a faint or slightly burnt taste points to the coil reaching the end of its life rather than a problem with the juice.

Blends like this are also a little more sensitive to your draw style than a single fruit, because there is more to lose if you rush. A relaxed, even pace lets each fruit take its turn, so you get the full sweet-to-tart arc every time rather than a blurred berry note. If the mix ever starts to taste one-dimensional after a long stretch, that is usually palate fatigue on a busy flavour rather than the blend itself, and a quick water break or a session on something sharper brings all three fruits back into focus.

One honest, practical note: this particular flavour is currently out of stock. It is well worth keeping on your radar for when it returns, and in the meantime any rich mixed-berry or dark-fruit flavour will scratch a similar itch, though the specific cherry-forward, cranberry-sharpened character of this blend is genuinely its own thing. A combo kit built around roughly 33,000 puffs is designed to keep you in flavour for a good long while, so it is the kind of blend worth waiting for if layered berries are your preference. If you love complex fruit medleys rather than single notes, this is one to come back for.

Cherry, blueberry and cranberry blend FAQ

Which fruit stands out most in this blend?

Cherry leads, arriving first and boldest on the inhale with its juicy sweetness. Blueberry then fills in the body and cranberry adds a sharp tart edge, so while cherry is the headline act, the blueberry and cranberry are what give the blend its depth and balance.

Is it a sweet flavour or a tart one?

It is mostly sweet, led by ripe cherry and rounded blueberry, but the cranberry brings a genuine tart, sour-berry twist that keeps it from being sugary. That sweet-versus-sharp balance is the whole appeal and the reason it does not feel heavy over a long session.

Does it contain any menthol or ice?

No, this is a warm, sweet berry blend with no cooling element. The freshness comes from the cranberry tartness rather than menthol, so it suits people who want a rich, fruity, ice-free vape.