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Ghost Pro Banana Ice Review: Taste, Price & Where to Buy in Dubai (2026)

By Ghost Pro UAE Team· Published 7 Aug 2026 · Updated 23 Aug 2026

We spent a full device on Ghost Pro Banana Ice to find out if the creamy fruit-and-menthol combo holds up puff after puff, and how it stacks up against the rest of the range.

Ghost Pro Banana Ice Review: Taste, Price & Where to Buy in Dubai (2026)

First impressions

Banana Ice doesn't announce itself the way a lot of fruit disposables do. There's no sugar-rush blast on the first pull — instead you get a soft, slightly starchy banana note that builds for a second before the menthol shows up on the exhale. Coming from the 1.2 ohm mesh coil, the vapour itself feels warm and a little creamy rather than thin and sharp, which suits a flavour that's meant to taste like real banana rather than banana lollies.

If you've tried other brands' banana flavours and found them closer to banana-scented syrup than actual fruit, this is a more restrained take. It's also an easy one to chain-vape, since there's no button to manage — just draw and go — and the throat hit stays smooth even across a long session, which matters if you're the type who pulls on it constantly during a commute down Sheikh Zayed Road or a long shift at the desk.

The device backing it up is the same across the whole Ghost Pro 3500 Puffs range: a 1500mAh battery and 10ml of e-liquid rated for up to 3500 puffs, at 20mg nicotine. In practice that means Banana Ice doesn't fade or go weak toward the end the way cheaper disposables sometimes do — the flavour and the vapour production stayed consistent from the first day of use through to the device running dry, with no noticeable dry-hit stretch before the end.

What it actually tastes like

Break the draw down and there are really three stages to it. First comes the banana itself — ripe, a touch starchy, closer to the actual fruit than to banana milkshake flavouring. Second is a light creaminess that rounds off the edges and stops the whole thing tasting synthetic. Third, on the exhale, is the ice: not a Glacier Mint style blast to the sinuses, but a cool wash that sits at the back of the throat and fades cleanly.

What it isn't is cloying. A lot of banana-flavoured vapes lean hard on sweetness to cover up a weak banana note, and the result ends up tasting like banana bubblegum. Banana Ice keeps the sugar moderate, which matters more than people expect over the life of a device — by puff 2000 or so, a flavour that started too sweet usually starts to taste flat and fatiguing, while a more balanced profile like this one still tastes like itself near the end of the 3500-puff run.

The menthol is doing a specific job here too. It's not there to compete with the banana, it's there to reset your palate on every exhale so the fruit note doesn't build up and turn sickly the way menthol-free fruit vapes sometimes do after a few hours of steady use.

Who should buy Banana Ice

This is the flavour to reach for if you want something fruity without wanting it loud. If Watermelon Freeze feels a bit too sugary and bright for your taste, and Glacier Mint feels too clinical with nothing to it but cold, Banana Ice sits in the gap between the two — fruit-forward, gently cool, easy to vape without thinking about it.

It's also a solid pick if you're buying for a group, or picking something for a friend or partner who's switching over from cigarettes and hasn't settled on a flavour lane yet. Banana is a familiar, unintimidating note compared to something more polarising like Blackcurrant Ice's tartness — fewer people say no to banana than say no to a sharp berry flavour.

Where it's not the right call: if you specifically want a strong menthol hit, or you want the cooling sensation to be the main event rather than a finishing touch. In that case Glacier Mint or even Watermelon Freeze will get there faster and harder.

It also does well in specific UAE contexts worth naming. It's a good glovebox or desk-drawer flavour precisely because it doesn't polarise — colleagues and friends who "don't really like ice flavours" still tend to be fine with this one, since the menthol is background rather than foreground. It's also less likely to feel too heavy in the heat than a genuinely sweet flavour would, since the banana note is fruit-forward rather than dessert-forward.

How it compares to Watermelon Freeze and Red Apple Ice

Watermelon Freeze is the louder, juicier version of the same basic idea — fruit plus ice. It leans sweeter and brighter, more like a chilled fruit drink on a beach day, and the cooling sensation is more upfront on the inhale rather than sitting quietly on the exhale the way it does in Banana Ice. If you find Banana Ice a touch too mellow, Watermelon Freeze is essentially the same concept turned up.

Red Apple Ice sits at the other end of the spectrum. It's tarter and crisper — closer to biting into an actual apple than to apple candy — and the ice comes through noticeably faster, right on the inhale rather than waiting for the exhale. Where Banana Ice is soft, rounded, and easy to vape for hours without noticing, Red Apple Ice has more of an edge to it, better suited to someone who wants a flavour that keeps them a little more alert.

Line the three up and Banana Ice is clearly the middle ground of the group: not as sweet and bright as Watermelon Freeze, not as sharp and tart as Red Apple Ice. That middle-ground position is exactly why it tends to be a safe first pick for people who haven't decided what they actually like yet.

Price and delivery in the UAE

Pricing on Banana Ice matches the rest of the Ghost Pro 3500 Puffs range. A single device is 40 AED, and a box of 10 comes to 350 AED, which works out to 35 AED per piece if you buy by the box — a straightforward saving for anyone who knows they'll get through more than one or two devices.

Delivery is 30 AED on its own, but it's waived automatically once your order hits 350 AED, so if you're stocking up for a group, an office, or just yourself for the month, ordering into that range clears the delivery charge entirely. Dubai orders generally arrive within 2 hours of confirmation. Sharjah and Ajman run 4-6 hours, Abu Dhabi and Al Ain sit around 6 hours, and the northern emirates — Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, and Umm Al Quwain — take anywhere from 6 to 12 hours depending on when in the day you order.

Payment is cash on delivery in AED only, so there's no card details or online payment step involved. If you want to confirm stock or ask a question before ordering, WhatsApp +971 56 165 2004 tends to get answered faster than email. And as with every flavour in the lineup, this is a 20mg nicotine product restricted to buyers 21 and over.

Verdict

Banana Ice earns its place as one of the more balanced, easy-to-live-with flavours in the range — not the sweetest, not the coldest, but the one that holds up best from the first puff to the last without the flavour wearing you down. If you want something fruit-led with a light cooling finish rather than a hard menthol hit, this is a well-judged, low-risk pick. Want it louder and sweeter — go Watermelon Freeze. Want it sharper and more tart — go Red Apple Ice. For most people who just want a solid, all-day banana vape, this is the one that gets it right.

Quick answers

Is Ghost Pro Banana Ice sweet or more menthol-forward?+

It's fruit-forward first. The banana note leads on the draw and the menthol arrives as a light cooling finish on the exhale, so it's nowhere near as intense as a dedicated mint flavour like Glacier Mint.

How does Banana Ice compare to Watermelon Freeze?+

Watermelon Freeze is sweeter, juicier, and has the ice hit more upfront on the inhale. Banana Ice is calmer and more rounded, with the cooling sitting quietly on the exhale instead.

How much does a box cost and how fast is delivery in Dubai?+

A box of 10 is 350 AED, or 40 AED for a single piece, with delivery to Dubai typically landing within 2 hours. Delivery is free on orders of 350 AED or more.

Is Banana Ice a good starting flavour if I've never tried Ghost Pro before?+

Yes. It sits in the middle of the range in terms of sweetness and cold, which makes it a low-risk first pick before deciding whether you prefer something sweeter, tarter, or more mint-forward.

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