RELX MAXGO Combo 33K Prefilled Vape Kit – Watermelon Ice/Blueberry Sour Raspberry

A combo built around two moods: Watermelon Ice and Blueberry Sour Raspberry

Most kits ask you to commit to a single flavour and stick with it. The RELX MAXGO Combo 33K takes a different view, pairing two very different prefilled pods so you can switch depending on how the day is going. With up to around 33000 puffs to play with across the set, there is plenty of room to live with both flavours properly and learn when each one earns its place. This is less a single taste and more a small wardrobe of them.

The two flavours in question, Watermelon Ice and Blueberry Sour Raspberry, are almost deliberately opposite. One is cool, clean and thirst-quenching. The other is dark, tart and moreish. Understanding what each does, and when to reach for it, is the whole point of a combo like this.

Watermelon Ice, the refresher

First inhale. Watermelon Ice opens light and watery in the best possible way, capturing that just-cut, dripping-down-your-wrist juiciness of ripe summer melon. It is subtly sweet rather than sugary, closer to the real fruit than to watermelon sweets.

Mid-vape. The flesh of the flavour fills out, rounder and a touch candied, before the ice begins to build. The cooling here is measured, a clean menthol breeze rather than a face-freezing blast, and it sits underneath the fruit instead of burying it.

Exhale. You breathe out crisp and refreshed, with a cool tail that lingers pleasantly and leaves the mouth feeling rinsed and ready. It is the sort of flavour that genuinely feels hydrating even though it is not.

Blueberry Sour Raspberry, the moreish one

First inhale. This pod comes in darker and jammier. Blueberry leads with a deep, slightly wine-like sweetness, the taste of a spoonful of blueberry pie filling.

Mid-vape. Then the sour raspberry cuts across it, tart and bright, pulling the richness back from the edge and adding a lip-tingling sharpness. This push and pull between sweet berry and sour berry is what makes it so easy to keep going back to.

Exhale. The finish is berry-forward and mouth-watering, with the sourness fading last and leaving you wanting another. There is no cooling here to speak of, so it feels warmer and more indulgent than its partner.

How to run the two together

The joy of a combo is rotation without effort, and these two are ideally matched for it because they never blur into one another. A rough rhythm that works well:

• Warm days and after food: Watermelon Ice, for its clean, palate-cleansing chill.
• Cravings and quiet moments: Blueberry Sour Raspberry, when you want something richer to chew on.
• Palate reset: switch to the watermelon whenever the berry starts to taste less vivid, and back again when the cool starts to feel samey.

Because the two sit at opposite ends of the flavour spectrum, one cool and light, the other dark and tart, swapping between them keeps both tasting fresh far longer than living with either alone would.

Who this pairing suits

The combo is a smart pick for anyone who gets bored of a single note, or who simply cannot decide between fruit and ice. It also suits households or couples with slightly different tastes, since one person can favour the melon while the other leans on the berry. If you tend to want a cooling vape in summer and a sweeter one in the cooler months, having both on hand covers the whole year in a single box.

How they compare to the usual suspects

Watermelon Ice is a well-trodden profile, and this version stays on the natural, juicy side rather than the sweet-shop side, with restraint on the menthol that will please people who find some ice flavours too aggressive. Blueberry Sour Raspberry is the more distinctive of the two, since plenty of brands do a plain mixed berry but far fewer get the sour balance right. Here the tartness is present without tipping into harshness, which puts it a notch above a flat, jammy berry blend.

Practical notes for the truest taste

Give each pod a moment to settle when you first fit it, as the opening puffs on any fresh pod can taste slightly muted until the wick is fully soaked. With the watermelon, slower draws bring out the fruit and keep the ice in proportion. With the berry, a slightly firmer pull lifts the sour raspberry to the front. Keep the device and spare pod somewhere cool and shaded, since heat dulls both flavours and can make the sweeter berry taste flatter than it should. A sip of water between switches helps your palate register the change cleanly.

As with any nicotine product sold in the UK, this is strictly for adult vapers aged 18 and over, and nicotine salt e-liquids are capped at 20mg/ml, which is the 2 percent strength many prefilled pods use for a smooth throat feel.

Who should think twice

If you strongly dislike cooling, you will only really enjoy half of this combo, since the watermelon is built around its chill. If sour notes are not your thing, the berry pod may read as too sharp. And if you are someone who finds one perfect flavour and never wants to stray, a combo is arguably wasted on you, a single-flavour kit would suit your habits better.

Combo flavour FAQ

Can I taste both flavours at once, or one at a time?

One at a time. Each flavour lives in its own prefilled pod, so you vape whichever pod is fitted and switch pods when you fancy a change. They are designed to be rotated, not blended together.

Which of the two is sweeter?

Blueberry Sour Raspberry is the sweeter and richer of the pair, despite its sour edge, because the blueberry base is deep and jammy. Watermelon Ice is lighter and more refreshing, with the menthol keeping its sweetness in check.

Is the menthol in Watermelon Ice very strong?

No. The cooling is moderate, a fresh breeze rather than an icy blast, so it lifts the fruit and cleans the finish without numbing your tongue. People who normally avoid heavy ice flavours often get on well with it.