Vaporesso Deliciu 2

Eighteen flavours, and the spread leans towards more grown-up, layered fruit blends rather than the usual single notes. There are some unusual ones in there too. A sample:

The low-sweetener recipe is not just a marketing line, it changes the running cost of vaping. A coil that gunks up fast is one you replace or, in a prefilled pod, throw away sooner, so anything that keeps the mesh clean stretches a pod or a coil further. Reviewers who tested Deliciu noted coils holding their flavour for around two weeks rather than tailing off after a few days, which is a real saving over a month of vaping.

It also changes the day-to-day experience. The first sign a coil is on its way out is usually a dull, slightly burnt edge creeping into the flavour, and that is exactly what heavy sweeteners bring on early. With Deliciu the taste stays cleaner and closer to the fruit for longer, so you spend less time chasing that fresh-pod feeling and more time just vaping. If you have found yourself blaming a device for burning through coils, the liquid is often the real culprit, and a lower-sweetener salt is the simplest fix.

Two to choose from. 20mg (2%) is the firm hit that matches the disposable bars and suits anyone fresh off a heavier smoking habit. 10mg (1%) is the gentler option, good once the worst of the cravings pass or if you vape steadily through the day and find 20mg too much.

Salt nicotine goes down smooth even at 20mg. Start at 20mg if you are coming off cigarettes, and drop to 10mg when you notice you are reaching for it less. Because Deliciu leans on natural flavourings rather than sweetness to carry the taste, the step down to 10mg tends to feel less of a drop than it does with sweeter liquids, where lowering the nicotine can leave the flavour feeling thin.

Any mouth-to-lung pod kit or AIO. The 50/50 mix and salt nicotine suit low-power, tight-draw devices best, and the low-sweetener recipe is especially worth it in a refillable kit where you want the coil to last, like the XROS 5, Eco Nano or Luxe X3. It works in any brand's pod kit though.

It is not for big sub-ohm clouds. High-wattage tanks will burn through it fast and 20mg would be far too harsh at that power, so keep Deliciu to pod kits and MTL coils.

Vaporesso makes two bottled salt lines and they aim at different vapers. Deliciu 2 is the premium, flavour-led option: lower sweetener, longer coil life and more layered, grown-up blends, at a small premium per bottle. Dojoliq is the cheaper everyday line, matched flavour-for-flavour to the Dojo Blast bar, so it is the one to reach for if you loved a Dojo Blast flavour and want it in a refillable kit.

If you mostly care about keeping your coils clean and tasting fruit rather than candy, Deliciu is the better buy despite the slightly higher price, because the longer coil life tends to pay for itself. If you want the lowest price per bottle or a specific bar-matched flavour, Dojoliq makes more sense. Both are 50/50 salts in 10mg and 20mg, so either works in the same pod kits.