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Product Description

Vaporesso’s back at it again, but this time, they’re stepping into slightly different territory with their Dojo Blast2000 Go. And while they’re known more for their traditional vape mods and tanks, this latest release shows they’re serious about taking on the disposable market.

The Blast2000 Go is their answer to the upcoming UK disposable ban, packing a rechargeable 700mAh battery and an innovative dual-pod system. What makes this interesting is how they’ve tackled the TPD regulations – you get a pre-filled 2ml pod plus a separate 2ml refill container, effectively doubling your vaping capacity while staying compliant. The device utilizes Vaporesso’s COREX2.0 mesh coil technology, which they claim delivers enhanced flavor and vapor production.

What’s really caught my attention here is the price point – we’re looking at around £6 in the UK, putting it right in the competitive range with standard disposables, but offering more bang for your buck. The device comes in 15 different flavor options.

While all that might not sound revolutionary, it’s the implementation that matters. Let’s dive deeper and see if Vaporesso’s latest offering lives up to its reputation.

Design & Build Quality

There’s a fair bit to unpack with the Blast2000 Go (quite literally).

The first thing that struck me when unboxing was its familiar pen-style format. Now, I’ve tested countless disposables over the years, and at first glance, you might think “here we go, another cylindrical vape.” But Vaporesso’s done something pretty clever here.

The standout feature has to be their innovative dual-pod system. When you first open the device, you’ll notice a red silicone plug that needs removing – underneath sits your first pre-filled pod. But here’s where it gets interesting: there’s a separate refill container in the box that effectively doubles your capacity to 4ml total while staying TPD compliant. It’s a smart workaround that sets it apart from your typical disposable.

It does mean a bit more fiddling to connect everything, as you have the pod itself and then the mouthpiece section you need to connect it to. But it simply clicks together. Honestly, it’s not much hassle, especially if it means those in the UK now have a vape that’s like a disposable but with less waste.

The form factor is exactly that of most pen-style disposables, measuring 114.5mm x 18mm x 18mm. It keeps that sleek, pocket-friendly profile. You could easily carry two around with you, and even a spare pod.

The device features a USB-C charging port on the base, alongside an LED indicator that serves as your battery level guide.

Build quality? Well, it’s decent but not groundbreaking. The plastic construction feels somewhat basic compared to premium devices like the GeekBar Pulse X, but then again, at this price point, I wasn’t expecting premium materials. What matters more is the functionality, and that’s where this device shines. The auto-draw system is responsive, and the pod connection feels secure – no wobble or loose fits that I’ve experienced with some other disposables.

One minor gripe I have is with the battery indicator system. Unlike the detailed display you get with premium disposables, you’re limited to a simple LED light that blinks when it’s time to recharge (not even a change of color). It’s functional, sure, but in 2025, I’d expect a bit more information about my battery status.

Also, due to the nature of the design the pods are black plastic and sit within the device, so it’s impossible to monitor your e-liquid levels – a common issue with disposables that still bugs me to this day.

Flavors

After spending a good week with the Blast2000 Go, I’ve had the chance to test out three flavors from their range of 15. And let me tell you, Vaporesso (or should I say Dojo) hasn’t skimped on the flavor department. Let’s break these down:

Watermelon Ice

Oh boy, this one’s a banger! Right off the bat, you get hit with this incredibly crisp, sweet watermelon that honestly tastes more like the actual fruit than candy. The ice element is present but not overwhelming – it’s more of a gentle cooling sensation that complements rather than dominates. What really impressed me was how the flavor stayed consistent even when chain vaping. No weird synthetic aftertaste here, which is something I’ve encountered way too often with watermelon disposables.

Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava

Now this is interesting. Most KPG blends I’ve tried tend to let the passion fruit dominate, but Dojo’s taken a different approach. The kiwi leads the charge with its distinct tanginess, while the passion fruit and guava create this tropical backdrop that’s genuinely mouth-watering. The balance between the three fruits is spot on, and there’s a subtle sweetness that ties everything together. If you’re into tropical flavors but find some disposables too sickly, this one might be right up your alley.

Blue Razz Lemonade

Look, I’ll be honest – I’ve tried about a million Blue Razz flavors at this point, and most of them taste pretty much identical. But this one? There’s something different here. The lemonade element adds this zippy citrus kick that cuts through the typical blue raspberry sweetness. It’s still got that candy-like profile you’d expect, but the tartness from the lemonade makes it feel more sophisticated. It’s become my go-to when I want something familiar but with a twist.

All three flavors pack quite a punch in terms of intensity – Dojo definitely isn’t being shy with their flavor concentrations. There’s a sweetener present across the board, but it’s not overwhelming like some disposables that leave you feeling like you’ve been licking sugar packets. The vapor production is consistently good across all flavors, which tells me they’ve got their coil and wicking game dialed in.

Performance

Right, let’s get into the nitty-gritty of how this thing actually performs in day-to-day use. The Blast2000 Go utilizes Vaporesso’s COREX2.0 mesh coil technology, and I’ve got to say, it delivers where it counts.

First up, let’s talk about that draw. You’re getting a solid MTL (mouth-to-lung) experience here. The draw is consistent and satisfying – not too tight, not too loose, sitting comfortably in that medium MTL sweet spot.

Coming from testing a lot of premium disposables with adjustable airflow, I initially thought I’d miss that customization. But honestly? The fixed airflow on the Blast2000 Go is well-calibrated for what most vapers are after.

Battery life is a bit of a mixed bag. The 700mAh capacity sounds decent on paper, but in real-world use, it’s just… okay. With moderate vaping, I was getting through most of the day, but heavy vapers might find themselves reaching for that USB-C cable by early evening. Speaking of charging, we’re looking at about an hour for a full charge with the 0.5A charging rate. It’s not winning any speed records, and the lack of pass-through charging is a bit disappointing.

Now, about that “2000 puffs” claim. Look, we all know these numbers are always optimistic, and your mileage will vary depending on your vaping style.

My experience with the Blast 2000 was a bit short of those claims. Now granted, I usually take 2-3 second deep draws. However, from my calculations, I was closer to around 1000-1200 puffs before noticing any drop in performance. That’s actually not bad when you consider the price point, but let’s be real – you’re not getting 2000 unless you’re taking tiny, split-second puffs.

What really impressed me was the consistency of the vapor production and flavor delivery. Even as the battery level dropped, the performance stayed pretty stable – no dramatic drop-off in vapor production or flavor intensity like you get with some cheaper disposables. The auto-draw activation is responsive and reliable – I haven’t experienced any misfires or stuttering, which is crucial for a satisfying vape experience.

Temperature management is another strong point. Even during extended vaping sessions, the device stays relatively cool, and the mouthpiece doesn’t get uncomfortably warm – something that can’t be said for all disposables in this price range.

Verdict

So, does the Dojo Blast2000 Go deserve a spot in your pocket? Well, at £6, I’d say hell yeah.

Vaporesso has managed to deliver a device that cleverly navigates the upcoming UK disposable ban while offering genuinely good performance and impressive flavor delivery.

The dual-pod system is brilliant – effectively doubling your vaping capacity while staying TPD compliant. Sure, there are some compromises with the basic battery indicator and charging speeds, but the core vaping experience is solid. The flavor production, in particular, punches well above its price point.

Bottom line? If you’re after a reliable disposable that offers better value than standard options, the Blast2000 Go is a no-brainer. It’s not perfect, but it nails the fundamentals where they matter most – flavor, consistency, and usability. For transitioning smokers or vapers looking for a reliable backup device, this is an easy recommendation. Just don’t expect those full 2000 puffs or all-day battery life, and you won’t be disappointed.