DOJO’s New Autumn BLAST X Flavours Land in Germany – Here’s What It Means for UK Vapers
DOJO, the brand powered by Vaporesso, has just confirmed a seasonal refresh of its BLAST X range for the German market, with five new flavours rolling out this autumn. The update leans into a “nature-inspired” theme, with a lineup built around juicy peach, watermelon, layered mixed berries, a crisp apple soda, and a darker, more refreshing fruit option rounding out the set. It’s a solid, fruit-forward refresh rather than anything experimental, and it signals that DOJO is keeping BLAST X as its flagship flavour platform heading into winter.
For UK readers, the obvious question is whether any of this is coming here, and the honest answer is: not confirmed yet. This launch is specifically for Germany. DOJO has a habit of staggering releases market by market, so there’s no guarantee these exact five flavours will appear on UK shelves, or when. What we can say is that the BLAST X hardware family these flavours are designed for is already very much available in the UK, and that’s where this story becomes genuinely useful for anyone shopping around right now.
What BLAST X actually is
BLAST X isn’t a single device, it’s Vaporesso’s prefilled pod ecosystem under the DOJO sub-brand, sold in the UK in several puff-count tiers. These are closed-system kits with fixed pod capacities that already comply with UK rules, meaning no pod exceeds the 2ml limit and nicotine strength tops out at the legal 20mg/ml. That matters because it rules out any confusion with the old disposable format, which has been illegal to sell or supply in the UK since June 2025. BLAST X kits are refillable-pod devices with replaceable pods or cartridges, not single-use vapes, so they sit on the right side of the law.
The flavour update itself is about variety within that hardware, not a new device. Peach, watermelon and berry blends are familiar territory for anyone who’s tried fruit-led e-liquids before, while an apple soda profile suggests something fizzier and less one-dimensional than a straight apple vape. Until UK availability is confirmed, existing BLAST X flavours already on sale here remain the practical option for anyone wanting to try the range this month.
Where this leaves UK buyers right now
If you’re curious about the BLAST X system but don’t want to wait on a German-market flavour drop that may never cross the Channel, there’s already plenty to try. The Vaporesso Dojo Blast 7K Fresh Prefilled Pod Kit is currently £6.99, down from £8.99, and gives a decent feel for what the higher-capacity end of the range offers without committing to a full bundle. For anyone wanting more puffs per pound, the Dojo Blast 10K Prefilled Vape Kit at £6.66 pushes capacity further still, making it one of the cheaper ways to try the top-tier BLAST X hardware.
If you’d rather start small, the Dojo Blast 2000 Go Pod Kit at just £1.99 is the lowest-commitment entry point into the ecosystem, useful if you want to test build quality and flavour delivery before spending more on a higher-puff version. All three are legal prefilled pod kits rather than disposables, so they remain fully compliant under current UK rules.
Cost context: duty now applies
It’s worth remembering that the Vaping Products Duty came into force on 1 October 2026, adding a flat £2.20 per 10ml of e-liquid across the UK market. That duty applies to the e-liquid inside prefilled pods just as it does to bottled liquid, so prices on kits and replacement pods reflect that now, not before. Deals like the ones above already factor in current market pricing, which is exactly why checking live prices rather than assuming last year’s figures matters more than ever this autumn.
Who this update suits, and who can skip it
This news is most relevant if you’re already a BLAST X user curious about what’s coming next, or if you like keeping tabs on flavour trends even when they haven’t reached the UK yet. It’s less relevant if you’re shopping purely on price or puff count, since the hardware itself isn’t changing, only the flavour options within it, and that update is Germany-only for now.
If you’re after a BLAST X kit today, the sensible move is to buy based on what’s actually confirmed and priced here rather than waiting on an overseas flavour launch with no confirmed UK date. The 7K Fresh kit, the 10K kit and the 2000 Go pod all give a genuine sense of what BLAST X delivers, and all three sit at discounted prices right now rather than full RRP. Keep an eye on future updates for confirmation of whether any of the new autumn flavours make it across to UK listings, but don’t hold off on a kit you’d otherwise buy simply because something newer might eventually land.
