The Complete Guide to Ghost Pro's Berry Mix Collection

Where Berry Mix Fits in the Ghost Pro Lineup

Ghost Pro's flavour range runs to 32 options across six categories, from the cooling hit of Ice & Menthol to the fully-loaded fruit salads in Tropical & Fruit. Somewhere in the middle — literally and figuratively — sits Berry Mix: seven flavours built around raspberry, blackcurrant, blueberry, pomegranate, and grape, with almost no menthol in sight and a much narrower flavour lane than the nine-strong Tropical & Fruit category.

That narrower lane is the point. Berry Mix isn't trying to be everything to everyone. It's built for vapers who already know they like berry-forward profiles and want to fine-tune exactly how sweet, how sour, and how intense that berry hit should be. The seven flavours in this collection — Berry Burst, Blackcurrant Berry Squash, Blueberry Pomegranate, Blue Razz Lemon, Blue Sour Razz, Buba Blue, and Strawberry Grape — cover a surprisingly wide spread once you actually put them side by side, from a barely-there fruit sweetness in Blueberry Pomegranate to the sinus-clearing sourness of Blue Sour Razz.

This guide walks through all seven individually, then stacks them up against each other on three axes that actually matter when you're choosing a flavour: sweetness, tartness, and overall intensity. Every device in the range, regardless of flavour, ships identically — 10ml of 20mg nicotine e-liquid, a 1500mAh battery, a 1.2 ohm mesh coil, draw-activated with no button, and a rating of up to 3500 puffs per device. The only variable across the entire Berry Mix collection is what's in the tank. Everything else — the hardware, the puff count, the price of 40 AED for a single device or 350 AED for a box of 10 — stays constant, so this comparison really is a pure flavour-versus-flavour breakdown.

If you're new to Ghost Pro generally, it's worth knowing this brand has built its UAE reputation on consistency: a 9.9/10 rating across 383 verified customer reviews, cash-on-delivery ordering through WhatsApp, and same-day delivery in most emirates. Berry Mix is one piece of a much larger flavour wall, but it's arguably the category where small differences between flavours matter most, because they all start from a similar berry base and diverge from there.

Meet the Seven: A Quick-Reference Berry Mix Rundown

Before the deep dives, here's the collection at a glance — useful if you're scrolling on your phone trying to decide what to add to a WhatsApp order before checkout.

• Berry Burst — a balanced mixed-berry blend, medium sweetness, low tartness. The "default" berry flavour in the range.
• Blackcurrant Berry Squash — blackcurrant cordial with a squash-drink character, medium-high sweetness, medium tartness.
• Blueberry Pomegranate — blueberry sweetness cut by pomegranate tang, the least sweet flavour in the collection.
• Blue Razz Lemon — blue raspberry candy with a citrus-lemon edge, high sweetness and noticeable tartness.
• Blue Sour Razz — the sour specialist of the seven, sharp and puckering on the exhale.
• Buba Blue — bubblegum-forward blue raspberry, the sweetest and least tart flavour on this list.
• Strawberry Grape — a nostalgic strawberry-and-grape candy pairing, sweet with almost no sourness.

Notice what's missing: menthol. None of the seven Berry Mix flavours carry a cooling element, which sets the whole category apart from Ice & Menthol flavours like Glacier Mint or Watermelon Freeze. If you want berry with a cold finish, you'd need to look outside this collection — everything here is served at "room temperature," flavour-wise, letting the fruit and candy notes come through without menthol muting them.

Berry Burst: The Baseline Berry Everyone Should Try First

Berry Burst is the flavour we'd point a first-time Berry Mix buyer toward, and there's a specific reason for that: it doesn't commit hard to any single berry. Instead of leading with raspberry or blackcurrant specifically, it reads as a genuine mixed-berry blend — think a berry smoothie or a mixed-berry jam rather than one fruit turned up to maximum.

On the inhale, Berry Burst gives you a rounded sweetness that sits closer to ripe strawberry and blackberry than anything tart. The exhale brings a faint raspberry note through but never turns sharp. There's no citrus edge, no sour kick, no cooling sensation — just a straightforward, easy-drinking berry profile that doesn't demand much attention. That's exactly why it works as a benchmark flavour: once you've vaped Berry Burst, you have a reference point for judging every other flavour in the collection as "sweeter than this," "more sour than this," or "stronger than this."

It's also the flavour we'd recommend for all-day vaping. Because it doesn't lean hard into sourness or heavy sweetness, palate fatigue sets in slower than it does with something like Blue Sour Razz or Buba Blue, where the intensity can start to feel like a lot after the tenth or twentieth draw of the day. Given the device is rated for up to 3500 puffs, that's a meaningful consideration — you're going to be pulling on this flavour a lot before the device runs dry, and a gentler profile tends to age better across a full device's lifespan than an intense one.

Where Berry Burst sits on our three-axis scale: medium sweetness, low tartness, and moderate intensity — the most "middle of the road" flavour in the entire Berry Mix range, in the best sense of that phrase.

Blackcurrant Berry Squash: British Cordial in Vapour Form

Blackcurrant Berry Squash draws directly from a specific flavour memory: the blackcurrant cordial and squash drinks that are a genuine cultural touchstone in the UK and, by extension, familiar to a good portion of the UAE's British and Commonwealth expat population. If you grew up drinking blackcurrant squash diluted from concentrate, this flavour will land immediately and specifically.

Blackcurrant itself is a fruit with a naturally tart, slightly musky depth — it's never purely sweet the way strawberry or grape can be — and Blackcurrant Berry Squash preserves that character rather than sanding it down. You get a rich, dark-berry sweetness up front that's noticeably deeper than Berry Burst's brighter mixed-berry profile, followed by a tartness on the back end that keeps the whole thing from tipping into syrupy territory. The "squash" element shows up as a slight dilution effect — it doesn't taste concentrated or heavy, more like a real drink than a candy.

This is a flavour that rewards vapers who find pure fruit-candy flavours one-note. There's more going on here: a sweetness stage, a tartness stage, and a lingering blackcurrant depth that sits on the palate a beat longer than the lighter berries in this collection. It's also one of the more "adult" tasting profiles in Berry Mix — less like dessert, more like an actual beverage.

On our scale: medium-high sweetness, medium-to-high tartness, and high intensity. This is not a background flavour — it announces itself on the first draw and holds that presence throughout the session.

Blueberry Pomegranate: The Grown-Up, Low-Sweetness Option

If you've found every other berry flavour you've tried too sweet, Blueberry Pomegranate is very likely the answer. Of all seven flavours in this collection, it's the one that leans furthest from candy territory and closest to something you'd genuinely describe as fruit-forward rather than sugar-forward.

Blueberry brings a soft, slightly earthy sweetness — nothing like the bright artificial-blue-raspberry candy note you get elsewhere in this collection — and pomegranate brings real tang and a faint bitterness that's true to the actual fruit. The combination produces something closer to a fruit tea or a pomegranate-blueberry juice blend than a vape "flavour" in the candy sense. There's a dryness to the finish, too, which is unusual in this category and worth calling out specifically: most Berry Mix flavours finish wet and sweet, but Blueberry Pomegranate finishes slightly tart and clean, almost like the aftertaste of real pomegranate seeds.

This makes it the pick for vapers who've been drawn to Ghost Pro's other more restrained profiles, and for anyone who vapes frequently throughout the day and doesn't want a sugar-forward flavour hitting them dozens of times between morning and night. It's also a strong option if you rotate between Berry Mix and something from Tropical & Fruit like Peach Mango — Blueberry Pomegranate's lower sweetness ceiling means it won't feel jarring next to fruitier, less candy-like profiles from other categories.

Scale placement: this is the lowest-sweetness flavour in the entire Berry Mix collection, with medium-high tartness and moderate intensity. It doesn't hit as hard as Blue Sour Razz, but it's far from bland — the pomegranate tang gives it a distinct presence that's just calibrated differently.

Blue Razz Lemon: Where Candy Meets Citrus

Blue Razz Lemon takes the classic "blue raspberry" candy flavour — the artificial, slightly grape-adjacent blue candy taste that doesn't correspond to any specific real berry — and cuts it with a genuine citrus lemon note. The result is a flavour that swings between two distinct registers within a single draw: candy-sweet up front, then a sharper, brighter lemon zest note on the exhale that keeps things from feeling one-dimensional.

The blue raspberry base here is unmistakably candy-coded rather than fruit-coded — this is the flavour that will remind you of blue raspberry slushies, blue candy, or blue popsicles rather than any actual raspberry you've eaten. Lemon is doing real work here as a counterbalance: it adds acidity and a slightly zesty, almost effervescent quality that keeps the sweetness from becoming cloying. It's a genuinely well-balanced flavour in the sense that neither element overwhelms the other — you're not just getting sweet candy with a garnish of lemon, and you're not getting straight lemon with a candy aftertaste. Both notes are present in every draw.

Because it sits at the intersection of two intense flavour types (candy-sweet and citrus-tart), Blue Razz Lemon reads as one of the higher-intensity flavours in the collection. It's not subtle, and it's not meant to be — this is a flavour for someone who wants to taste something distinct with every single pull, as opposed to a background flavour you barely register by your fifteenth draw of the session.

Scale placement: high sweetness, medium-to-high tartness (from the lemon specifically, not a sour-candy tartness), and high overall intensity.

Blue Sour Razz: The Sharpest Flavour in the Whole Range

If Blue Razz Lemon flirts with tartness, Blue Sour Razz commits to it fully. This is, without qualification, the sourest and most intense flavour in the entire Berry Mix collection — the one flavour here that's genuinely built around a pucker-inducing sour candy effect rather than a background tang.

The base flavour is the same blue raspberry candy note found in Blue Razz Lemon and Buba Blue, but here it's dialled toward sour candy — think sour gummy worms or sour blue raspberry belts rather than a sweet blue slushie. The sourness hits almost immediately on the inhale and builds through the draw, with a genuine tartness that lingers on the sides of the tongue afterward. It's not subtle, and it's not for everyone — but for vapers who specifically seek out sour flavours (the same crowd that reaches for sour candy over regular candy every time), this is the standout flavour in the whole Berry Mix lineup, arguably one of the standout flavours across all 32 flavours Ghost Pro carries.

Because the sourness is so dominant, sweetness takes a back seat here compared to Buba Blue or Strawberry Grape — there's sweetness present, but it's structural rather than the star of the show, there to keep the sourness from being one-note rather than to compete with it. This also means Blue Sour Razz tends to feel more intense per draw than its neighbours, so if you're new to sour vape flavours generally, it's worth trying a single device (40 AED) before committing to a full box of 10 at 350 AED.

Scale placement: highest tartness in the collection, moderate sweetness, and the highest overall intensity of all seven Berry Mix flavours.

Buba Blue: The Cult Bubblegum Flavour

Buba Blue takes the same blue raspberry foundation used in Blue Razz Lemon and Blue Sour Razz and steers it in a completely different direction: bubblegum. This is the flavour in the collection that reads least like "fruit" and most like "candy" in the specific, nostalgic sense of actual bubblegum — the pink or blue chewing gum many of us grew up with, not a fruit that happens to be sweet.

What makes Buba Blue distinct is the absence of any real tartness or acidity. Where Blue Razz Lemon and Blue Sour Razz both use their blue raspberry base as a launching point for a citrus or sour twist, Buba Blue keeps things purely sweet from the first draw to the last. There's a rounded, slightly synthetic-in-the-best-way bubblegum note that doesn't fade or shift across the draw — what you taste on the inhale is largely what you taste on the exhale, with none of the two-stage complexity you get from Blackcurrant Berry Squash or Blue Razz Lemon.

This makes Buba Blue a genuinely polarising flavour within the collection: vapers who love straightforward, unapologetically sweet, nostalgic candy flavours tend to rate it as a top pick, while vapers who prefer more "grown-up" or complex profiles (the Blueberry Pomegranate crowd) tend to find it a bit much after a while. There's no wrong answer here — it's simply a flavour built for a specific preference, and it delivers on that preference better than almost anything else in the range.

Scale placement: the sweetest flavour in Berry Mix, the lowest tartness in the collection, and high-but-not-maximum intensity — it's strong, but because it's a single flavour note rather than a two-stage profile, it doesn't hit quite as hard per-draw as Blue Sour Razz or Blue Razz Lemon.

Strawberry Grape: The Nostalgic Crowd-Pleaser

Strawberry Grape pairs two of the most universally recognisable candy and juice flavours — strawberry and grape — into a single profile that leans heavily on familiarity. If you've ever had a strawberry-grape juice blend, a two-flavour lollipop, or a fruit chew that combined both, you already know roughly what to expect here, and that's precisely the appeal.

Strawberry arrives first on the inhale with a ripe, slightly candied sweetness, and grape follows on the exhale with that distinctive concord-grape candy note — the purple, slightly musky sweetness that's instantly recognisable and, like blue raspberry, doesn't taste exactly like fresh grapes but rather like the candy and juice flavour built around grape. Neither fruit dominates for the whole draw; instead, they hand off to each other, giving Strawberry Grape a bit more dimension than a single-note sweet flavour like Buba Blue, even though both flavours land at a similarly high sweetness level.

Tartness is minimal here, similar to Buba Blue — this isn't a flavour built around acidity or sourness, it's built around sweet nostalgia. That makes Strawberry Grape a strong candidate for vapers who want variety across a box of 10 without introducing anything genuinely sour or challenging: if your box mixes flavours, Strawberry Grape acts as a reliable, crowd-pleasing entry that almost never disappoints, in the same way Berry Burst does, just with a sweeter, more candy-forward lean.

Scale placement: high sweetness (just behind Buba Blue), low tartness, and medium-high intensity — present and flavourful, but not as sharp or attention-grabbing as the sour or citrus-forward flavours in the collection.

Sweetness, Tartness, and Intensity: Ranking All Seven Side by Side

Tasting notes are useful, but numbers make comparison shopping faster. Below is our own tasting-panel scale — not an official brand spec, just a consistent 1-to-10 framework we've applied across all seven flavours so you can see exactly how they stack up against each other on the three axes that matter most when picking a Berry Mix flavour.

Sweetness (highest to lowest):

1. Buba Blue — 9/10
2. Strawberry Grape — 8/10
3. Blue Razz Lemon — 7/10
4. Blackcurrant Berry Squash — 6/10
5. Berry Burst — 6/10
6. Blue Sour Razz — 5/10
7. Blueberry Pomegranate — 4/10

Tartness (highest to lowest):

1. Blue Sour Razz — 9/10
2. Blueberry Pomegranate — 7/10
3. Blackcurrant Berry Squash — 6/10
4. Blue Razz Lemon — 6/10
5. Berry Burst — 4/10
6. Strawberry Grape — 3/10
7. Buba Blue — 2/10

Overall intensity (highest to lowest):

1. Blue Sour Razz — 9/10
2. Blue Razz Lemon — 8/10
3. Buba Blue — 7/10
4. Blackcurrant Berry Squash — 7/10
5. Blueberry Pomegranate — 6/10
6. Strawberry Grape — 6/10
7. Berry Burst — 5/10

A few patterns emerge once you lay it out this way. First, sweetness and tartness are almost perfectly inverse across this collection — the flavours that rank highest for sweetness (Buba Blue, Strawberry Grape) rank lowest for tartness, and vice versa (Blue Sour Razz, Blueberry Pomegranate). That's a useful shortcut: if you know you want sweet, skip straight to the top of the sweetness list; if you want tart or sour, skip straight to the top of the tartness list, and you'll rarely need to check both.

Second, intensity doesn't map cleanly onto either sweetness or tartness alone — it's closer to a measure of "how much is happening" in a single draw. Blue Razz Lemon and Blackcurrant Berry Squash both score high on intensity despite sitting in the middle of the sweetness and tartness tables, because both flavours layer two distinct notes (candy-and-citrus, blackcurrant-and-squash) rather than delivering one flavour cleanly. Berry Burst, by contrast, is the lowest-intensity flavour precisely because it doesn't layer anything — it's one smooth, balanced berry note from start to finish, which is exactly why it works as an everyday, all-day flavour.

Who Should Pick Which: Matching Flavours to Vaper Profiles

Rather than a generic "try them all" recommendation, here's a more specific breakdown based on what you already know you like:

If you want an easy, all-day flavour with no surprises: Berry Burst. Lowest intensity, moderate sweetness, minimal tartness. This is the flavour least likely to cause palate fatigue across a full 3500-puff device, and the safest starting point if you've never tried Berry Mix before.

If you love sour candy and want your vape to match: Blue Sour Razz, no contest. Highest tartness and highest intensity in the collection. Start with a single device at 40 AED before committing to a box, simply because intense sour flavours are the most polarising category of flavour in vaping generally — you'll know within the first few draws whether this is your flavour or not.

If you find most vape flavours too sweet and want something closer to real fruit: Blueberry Pomegranate. Lowest sweetness score in the collection, real tang from the pomegranate, and a cleaner, less syrupy finish than anything else on this list.

If you want nostalgic, straightforward sweetness with zero sourness: Buba Blue or Strawberry Grape. Buba Blue if you specifically want bubblegum; Strawberry Grape if you want a fruit-candy pairing instead. Both sit at the top of the sweetness table and the bottom of the tartness table.

If you want complexity and don't mind a stronger flavour: Blackcurrant Berry Squash or Blue Razz Lemon. Both layer two distinct flavour stages within a single draw (blackcurrant-then-squash, candy-then-citrus) and both score high on our intensity scale. These are the two flavours we'd suggest to anyone who's found single-note flavours in this collection a bit flat.

If you're buying a box of 10 and want variety rather than one flavour repeated: mix from opposite ends of the tables. Pairing something high-sweetness/low-tartness (Buba Blue or Strawberry Grape) with something high-tartness/low-sweetness (Blueberry Pomegranate or Blue Sour Razz) gives you genuine contrast across the box rather than seven devices that all taste like minor variations on the same theme.

Berry Mix vs. Ghost Pro's Other Five Categories

It's worth zooming out briefly, because Berry Mix's specific character only makes full sense in contrast to what else is on offer. Ghost Pro's other categories take very different approaches to flavour construction. Ice & Menthol flavours like Glacier Mint or Watermelon Freeze lead with a cooling sensation first and fruit or mint second — an entirely different sensory experience from anything in Berry Mix, where there's no cooling element at all. Tropical & Fruit, the largest category at nine flavours, spreads across a much wider fruit palette — think Strawberry Kiwi or Peach Mango — generally with a juicier, less candy-forward character than the more concentrated berry-and-candy profiles you get here.

Then there's Candy & Dessert, home to flavours like Candy Floss, which push sweetness even further into pure confectionery territory than even Buba Blue does, without any fruit character at all standing behind it. Signature Classics, with flavours like Mr. Blue, tends to aim for a more universally recognisable, straightforward taste that doesn't require you to think about tartness or intensity at all — a "just works" category by design.

Against that backdrop, Berry Mix reads as the most internally varied category relative to its size: seven flavours, but a genuine spread from Blueberry Pomegranate's restrained tartness to Buba Blue's maximalist sweetness to Blue Sour Razz's outright sourness. If you like the idea of exploring nuance within a single fruit family rather than jumping between wildly different flavour types, Berry Mix rewards that kind of exploration better than any other category in the Ghost Pro range.

Device Specs, Pricing, and What You're Actually Getting

Whichever of the seven Berry Mix flavours you land on, the hardware and the deal underneath it stay identical, and it's worth being clear-eyed about exactly what that means before you order.

Every Ghost Pro device — Berry Mix or otherwise — comes pre-filled with 10ml of 20mg nicotine strength e-liquid, powered by a 1500mAh battery paired with a 1.2 ohm mesh coil. The mesh coil matters more than it might seem: mesh coils generally produce a more even flavour release across the life of a device compared to older coil designs, which is part of why the flavour differences described throughout this guide should stay consistent from your first draw to somewhere near your last. There's no button — the device is fully draw-activated, so you just inhale and it fires — and it's rated for up to 3500 puffs before the battery or the e-liquid runs out.

On pricing, a single device of any Berry Mix flavour costs 40 AED. Buy a box of 10 and the price drops to 350 AED total, which works out to roughly 35 AED per device — a meaningful saving if you already know Blue Sour Razz or Berry Burst is going to be your regular flavour, or if you want to build a mixed box across several Berry Mix flavours (or even mix in flavours from other categories) to get variety at the lower per-unit price.

Because pricing and specs are identical across every flavour in the Ghost Pro range, choosing between the seven Berry Mix options really does come down entirely to taste preference — there's no "premium" or "budget" flavour within the collection, no version with a bigger battery or higher puff count. The comparison in this guide is a pure flavour decision, which is exactly why we've spent this much time on sweetness, tartness, and intensity rather than specs.

Ordering in the UAE: Delivery Times, Payment, and WhatsApp Checkout

Ordering any flavour in the Berry Mix collection — or mixing Berry Mix with flavours from other categories in one box — works the same way regardless of where you are in the UAE. Ghost Pro takes orders and stock checks exclusively through WhatsApp at +971 56 165 2004. There's no separate checkout website or app; you message the number, confirm which flavours and quantities you want, and the order gets processed from there.

Payment is cash on delivery in AED only — no cards, no online payment links, no bank transfers. You pay the courier in cash when your order arrives, which keeps the process simple and means there's no need to enter any payment details anywhere online.

Delivery timing varies by emirate, and it's worth knowing before you order if timing matters to you. Dubai sees the fastest turnaround at around 2 hours from confirmed order to delivery. Sharjah and Ajman typically run 4 to 6 hours. Abu Dhabi and Al Ain both land around 6 hours. Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, and Umm Al Quwain — the more distant emirates from the fulfillment point — run longer, typically 6 to 12 hours. Standard delivery costs 30 AED, but that fee is waived entirely once your order reaches 350 AED — which is another reason mixing several Berry Mix flavours (or combining Berry Mix with something from Tropical & Fruit or another category) into a larger single order often makes more practical sense than placing several smaller orders across different days.

One last practical note that applies to the entire Berry Mix collection and every other flavour Ghost Pro sells: this is a nicotine product restricted to buyers aged 21 and over. Nicotine products are age-restricted and regulated in the UAE, so it's worth checking current official guidance if you have any questions about local rules before ordering. Beyond that, the process is genuinely as simple as it sounds — message the WhatsApp number, confirm your Berry Mix flavour picks (or ask which are currently in stock, since availability can shift), and pay cash when the order shows up at your door.

Final Take: Building Your Ideal Berry Mix Order

Seven flavours built from a handful of shared ingredients — blue raspberry, blackcurrant, blueberry, pomegranate, strawberry, grape — manage to cover a remarkably wide taste spectrum once you actually compare them side by side rather than picking blind. Blueberry Pomegranate and Blue Sour Razz anchor the tart, lower-sweetness end. Buba Blue and Strawberry Grape anchor the sweet, low-tartness end. Berry Burst sits dead in the middle as the safest starting point, while Blackcurrant Berry Squash and Blue Razz Lemon deliver the most layered, highest-intensity experiences in the collection.

If you're ordering a full box of 10 at 350 AED, there's a strong case for not picking one flavour and repeating it ten times — spreading your box across three or four flavours from opposite ends of the sweetness and tartness tables gives you genuine variety within a single order, at no extra cost over ordering ten of the same flavour. And if you've already got favourites from elsewhere in Ghost Pro's 32-flavour range, there's nothing stopping you from combining Berry Mix picks with something from Ice & Menthol or Grape Collection in the same WhatsApp order — especially once you're past the 350 AED free delivery threshold anyway.

Either way, the fastest way to find your favourite among these seven is simply to try more than one. With devices priced individually at 40 AED, testing two or three Berry Mix flavours before committing to a full box costs less than a single meal out, and it turns this whole comparison from a guessing game into a five-minute WhatsApp order.