Ghost Pro Blue Sour Razz Review: Taste, Price & Where to Buy in Dubai (2026)

First impressions

Blue Sour Razz doesn't ease you in. The first draw hits with a genuine sour-candy sharpness — the kind you'd get from a sour raspberry sweet rather than anything subtle — before it settles into a sweeter blue raspberry base on the exhale. It's the most upfront, "candy shop" flavour in the blue family, and it makes no attempt to hide that. If you've tried sour gummy or sour belt style candies before, this is that same sensation translated into a vape.

The device itself is the standard Ghost Pro build: pre-filled 10ml tank at 20mg nicotine, 1.2 ohm mesh coil, 1500mAh battery, fully draw-activated with no button, rated for up to 3500 puffs. Sour flavours are actually a decent stress test for a coil — a weak one tends to mute the sharp top notes fast, leaving you with generic blue sweetness by the middle of the device. That's not the case here; the sour hit stays present well past the first few draws.

What it actually tastes like

The opening is sharp and sour, distinctly candy-like rather than fruit-like — it reads as "sour raspberry sweet" more than "tart raspberry fruit." That sourness fades within the same draw into a smoother, sweeter blue raspberry note, which is the classic sour-then-sweet arc that sour candies are built around, reproduced here reasonably faithfully in vapour form.

There's no ice or menthol in this flavour — the sharpness comes entirely from the sour candy profile rather than any cooling agent, so don't expect a cold finish. The sourness is most intense on the first handful of draws of a session and mellows slightly with continued vaping, though it never disappears entirely the way weaker sour flavours sometimes do partway through a device.

Nicotine sits at the usual 20mg, with a throat hit that's a touch sharper on the first draw thanks to the sourness layered on top, then smooths out like the rest of the range. Across the 3500-puff rating and 1500mAh battery, the sour character holds up consistently rather than flattening into plain sweetness by the last third of the tank, which is the main quality marker for a flavour like this.

It's also worth noting how the sourness behaves session to session rather than just puff to puff. Coming back to the device after it's sat unused for a few hours, the first draw tends to hit noticeably sharper than the draws that immediately preceded the break — similar to how the first sip of a very sour drink always feels stronger than the fifth. If you're someone who vapes in short bursts throughout the day rather than one long continuous session, expect that opening sourness to reset each time you pick it back up.

Who should buy Blue Sour Razz

This is squarely for people who actively enjoy sour candy — if sour patch-style sweets, sour belts, or anything in that family is a regular pick for you, this flavour translates that preference directly. It's also a good option if you find most disposable vape flavours too flatly sweet and want something with actual bite to it on the first few draws of the day.

It's not the flavour to hand to someone who's sensitive to sourness or new to vaping generally — the sour hit is real and immediate, and it can be a genuine surprise if you're expecting a straightforward sweet blue raspberry vape. For that kind of first-timer, one of its smoother stablemates will be a much easier introduction. It's also a reasonable choice for anyone who's found other "sour" branded vapes disappointing in the past — a lot of them advertise sourness they don't really deliver once you're actually drawing on the device, and the gap between the marketing and the real experience is one of the more common complaints about disposables generally. Blue Sour Razz doesn't have that problem; the sourness is there from the first draw and stays noticeable.

How it compares to Blue Razz Lemon and Buba Blue

Blue Razz Lemon shares some tartness with Blue Sour Razz, but the character is different — Blue Razz Lemon's tang is citrus-bright and more evenly spread through the draw, while Blue Sour Razz front-loads a sharper, more classic sour-candy hit that softens as you continue drawing. If you want the sourness concentrated right at the start, Blue Sour Razz delivers that more directly than the lemon-based alternative does.

Buba Blue is the clean opposite. There's no sourness or tartness in it at all — it's smooth, sweet blue bubblegum from the first draw to the last, with none of the sharp opening that defines Blue Sour Razz. Putting the two side by side makes the contrast obvious fast: Buba Blue is the comfort option, Blue Sour Razz is the one with an actual kick to it. Neither is "better" outright — it depends entirely on whether you want your blue-family flavour to have an edge or not.

Because the sourness in this flavour is genuinely more intense than either stablemate, it's worth having alongside a smoother option like Buba Blue rather than as your only flavour on hand — a useful contrast for days when you want something sharp versus days when you want something easy. Ranked purely by intensity, the order is consistent across all three: Buba Blue is the mildest, Blue Razz Lemon sits in the middle with its citrus tang, and Blue Sour Razz is the sharpest by a clear margin.

Price and delivery in the UAE

Pricing is consistent across the whole range: 40 AED for a single device, 350 AED for a box of 10. Standard delivery is 30 AED, waived completely once an order reaches 350 AED — a reasonable target if you're already planning to try more than one blue-family flavour.

UAE delivery windows are the same regardless of flavour: about 2 hours for Dubai, 4-6 hours for Sharjah and Ajman, roughly 6 hours for Abu Dhabi and Al Ain, and 6-12 hours for Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, and Umm Al Quwain. Every order is cash on delivery, settled in AED with nothing paid upfront. For a fast stock check or delivery estimate, WhatsApp +971 56 165 2004 is the quickest way to reach someone directly.

This is a nicotine product intended strictly for those 21 years and older, and delivery windows can shift slightly during peak hours, so building in a little buffer around your expected arrival time is a sensible habit.

Verdict

Blue Sour Razz does exactly what its name promises — a real sour-candy hit up front, followed by a sweeter blue raspberry finish, with the sourness holding up consistently across the device rather than fading fast. It's not subtle, and it isn't trying to be.

If sourness isn't your thing, Buba Blue's smooth sweetness or Blue Razz Lemon's gentler citrus tang will suit you better. But if you specifically want that sour-candy kick in vape form, Blue Sour Razz is the most direct route to it in the entire Ghost Pro range — and at 350 AED a box with 2-hour Dubai delivery, it's a low-stakes way to find out if the sourness is for you.