RELX Pod Pro 2 Flavors Compared: Iced vs Non-Iced Options

If you’ve ever scrolled through the RELX Pod Pro 2 flavors and wondered whether the word “Ice” in a name actually changes anything, you’re not alone. It does, but probably less (and sometimes more) than you’d guess. A few things worth knowing up front:

• “Iced” generally means a cooling sensation, usually felt on the exhale. How strong it is depends entirely on the flavor.
• Non-iced pods put the main taste first, whether that’s peach, jasmine tea, or taro, without the same chill.
• Cooling and sweetness have nothing to do with each other. An iced fruit can be very sweet, and a non-iced one can be light and subtle.

In this guide we compare both groups by cooling, sweetness, and what the flavor actually tastes like, so you can pick your next pod without guessing. Pod Pro 2 pods are listed for RELX Infinity 2 and Artisan devices, so check compatibility on the product page.

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Iced vs Non-Iced RELX Pod Pro 2 Flavors at a Glance

Here’s the short version. Think of it as a rule of thumb, because individual flavors don’t always follow the pattern.

Comparison point	Iced flavors	Non-iced flavors
Cooling sensation	Noticeable, from light to strong depending on the flavor	Little or no added cooling
Main taste	Fruit, tea, coffee, or mint with a cool finish	More focus on the core flavor itself
Sweetness	Varies by flavor	Varies by flavor
Flavor finish	Cooler, fresher, often crisper	Softer and rounder
What to compare	How strong the cooling is and how well it balances the flavor	Sweetness, tartness, and overall character

What Makes an Iced RELX Pod Pro 2 Flavor Different?

“Iced” covers a lot of ground. Some pods are barely cool at all, and others feel like a winter morning. Once you know how the cooling works, choosing gets much easier.

How Cooling Changes the Overall Flavor Experience

• A light chill tends to make fruit taste fresher and less heavy, which is why it pairs so naturally with melon, grape, and lychee.
• Cooling can change how a sweet flavor feels on the exhale, but it doesn’t necessarily make the pod less sweet.
• A cool finish isn’t the same thing as a mint flavor. With Watermelon Ice, the fruit leads, and the chill follows. With Mint Freeze, the menthol is the whole point.

Iced Does Not Always Mean Less Sweet

• Watermelon Ice is a good example. It’s sweet and juicy up front, with a gentle chill after the fruit, so you get both at once.
• Plum Ice leans sweet too, with just a mild cool edge that builds toward the exhale.
• Iced Black Tea goes the other way. It’s unsweetened, with a cool finish and a dry, slightly bitter tea taste, a lot like a strong brew.

Comparing Cooling Intensity Across Flavors

There’s no fixed cooling scale, so these are rough groupings based on how each product page describes the flavor, not an official ranking:

• Very faint: Honeydew Melon isn’t an iced flavor, but its page mentions a very light cooling touch that stays well short of an icy hit.
• Light to mild: Watermelon Ice, Green Grape Ice, Plum Ice, Oolong Ice Tea, and Lemon Ice Tea all use a soft chill that supports the flavor instead of taking over.
• Medium: Longjing Ice Tea, Iced Black Tea, and Ice Latte have a more noticeable menthol finish, though it’s still balanced with the main taste.
• Strong: Mint Freeze and Menthol Xtra are described as the strongest cooling options, where the cold is the main event instead of a side note.

Best RELX Pod Pro 2 Iced Flavors by Flavor Type

A long list of names isn’t much help, so let’s sort the iced flavors by what they’re built on: fruit, tea, or mint.

Iced Fruit Flavors

Fruit with a cool finish is one big category in the range, and each pod handles sweetness and tartness a little differently:

• Green Grape Ice: a clean, juicy green grape that tastes closer to real fruit than candy, with a light, cool finish. Sweetness stays moderate, so it never feels like dessert.
• Lychee Ice: starts with a soft floral note, then moves into slightly tart lychee. The chill creeps in slowly, so the fruit doesn’t get washed out.
• Plum Ice: ripe plum sweetness with a faint tartness on the first pull that fades quickly. The cooling is deliberately mild.
• Watermelon Ice: sweet, juicy, and a little watery mid-puff. It’s a friendly first pick if you’ve never tried an iced pod.

Fruit pods can differ in both sweetness and cooling intensity, so compare the two separately rather than assuming every iced fruit flavor feels equally cold. If you want juicy and sweet, start with Watermelon Ice or Plum Ice. If you’d rather have a cleaner, less sugary fruit taste, Green Grape Ice is the better match.

Want a closer look at fruit pods across the range? Read our closer look at the RELX Pod Pro 2 fruit collection.

Iced Tea Flavors

With iced tea pods, the tea stays in front, and the chill just keeps things fresh. They also tend to be less sweet than the fruit group:

• Iced Black Tea: a dry, slightly astringent black tea with a moderate menthol finish and no added sweetness.
• Oolong Ice Tea: toasty, slightly nutty oolong with floral notes and only a light menthol touch on the exhale. It isn’t sweet at all.
• Longjing Ice Tea: grassy, nutty green tea with a light floral note and a smooth, restrained menthol layer. It finishes clean and dry.
• Lemon Ice Tea: bright lemon zest first, smooth green tea in the middle, and a light chilled exhale. Of the four, it’s the most refreshing.

The big difference from fruit-and-ice blends is simple. In a tea pod, the tea stays distinct and the ice plays a supporting role. In a fruit pod, the fruit and the chill tend to blend together.

Mint and Menthol Flavors

These are a different story, because the cooling isn’t a finish. It is the flavor:

• Mint Freeze: plain, sharp menthol with no fruit or sweetness. Its page describes it as the strongest cooling option in the range, staying cold through the whole draw.
• Menthol Xtra: full-strength menthol with a sharp throat hit and a lingering frost on the exhale. Think bold, not gum-like mint.
• Lemon Mint: tart lemon zest with mint in the background on the exhale. The cooling is low to moderate, more of a cool finish than an icy blast.

Not every mint or menthol pod is equally intense. Lemon Mint is the gentlest of the three, while Mint Freeze and Menthol Xtra are for people who want a serious cold. Mint Freeze, Menthol Xtra, and Lemon Mint are listed at 5% nicotine on their product pages, so check the stated strength before ordering.

Best RELX Pod Pro 2 Non-Iced Flavors by Flavor Type

Non-Iced Fruit Flavors

Without a strong chill, the fruit gets more room to show off its sweetness and character:

• Fresh Peach: ripe, sweet peach with a clean finish and no syrupy aftertaste. A faint cool edge shows up partway through but stays in the background, so sweetness runs the show.
• Honeydew Melon: soft, naturally sweet melon with a fresh, clean finish. It isn’t overly sweet, and the aroma clears quickly instead of lingering.

Fresh Peach is the sweeter, juicier one, while Honeydew Melon is lighter and subtler. A fruit can taste sweet and juicy without needing any ice, and these two prove it.

Keep in mind that a flavor without “Ice” in the name can still carry a faint cool edge, as both of these do. Here, non-iced means the cooling stays in the background, not that it’s completely absent.

Tea Flavors Without a Strong Cooling Finish

• Jasmine Green Tea: light jasmine petals up front, then crisp, earthy green tea with a soft herbal undertone. There’s no cooling and only mild sweetness, which makes it the calmest pod in the range.
• Thai Milk Tea: bold black tea, smooth condensed milk, and a warm vanilla-cream finish. No ice, no menthol, and the creamiest, most dessert-like tea pod here.

One quick note: any tea with “Ice” in the name, like Iced Black Tea or Oolong Ice Tea, belongs in the iced comparison above. Jasmine Green Tea and Thai Milk Tea sit on the other side, with floral and creamy characters instead of a cool finish.

Looking at tea more broadly? Our RELX Pod Pro 2 tea flavors guide covers jasmine, oolong, black tea, and milk tea in detail.

Creamy, Coffee, and Dessert-Inspired Flavors

These pods are all about warmth and richness, so they feel nothing like the fruit or menthol options:

• Hazelnut Latte: roasted hazelnut over a creamy, milky coffee base. It has a gentle throat hit but no cooling, and the sweetness is low to moderate.
• Taro Scoop: creamy taro with a light, nutty sweetness and a soft vanilla-like edge. The exhale is clean and rounded, with no cooling at all.
• Thai Milk Tea: covered above as the tea-based dessert option and a natural pick if you like creamy flavors.

If you love the coffee idea but want a cool finish, Ice Latte is the iced take on it, with roasted coffee, milky smoothness, and a cool menthol twist on the exhale.

Not a fan of the cooling hit at all? See our picks in top 5 RELX zero ice pods for vapers who dislike the cooling hit.

Iced vs Non-Iced RELX Pod Pro 2 Flavors: Side-by-Side Comparison

Here’s the quick view of individual flavors, so you can compare them directly instead of choosing a category first.

Flavor	Main profile	Cooling character	Sweetness	Key comparison point
Watermelon Ice	Watermelon	Gentle build after the fruit	Moderate to high	Juicy fruit sweetness with a light chill
Green Grape Ice	Green grape	Light cool finish	Moderate	Clean, real-fruit grape taste
Lychee Ice	Lychee	Gradual	Moderate	Floral and slightly tart fruit
Plum Ice	Plum	Mild	Moderate, leaning sweet	Ripe plum with faint tartness
Fresh Peach	Peach	Faint cool edge in the background	High	Sweet, ripe fruit with a clean finish
Honeydew Melon	Melon	Very faint, in the background	Gentle	Soft, natural melon character
Iced Black Tea	Black tea	Moderate	None	Dry, tea-forward taste with a cool finish
Oolong Ice Tea	Oolong tea	Light	None	Toasty, floral tea with a menthol touch
Longjing Ice Tea	Longjing green tea	Medium, restrained	Low	Grassy, nutty tea with a smooth menthol layer
Lemon Ice Tea	Lemon and green tea	Light to moderate	Low	Zesty lemon with a chilled exhale
Jasmine Green Tea	Floral green tea	None	Mild	Tea and floral character, very calm
Thai Milk Tea	Creamy black tea	None	Mild and creamy	Dessert-style tea with vanilla cream
Hazelnut Latte	Hazelnut coffee	None	Low to moderate	Roasted, creamy, and warm
Taro Scoop	Taro	None	Mild	Creamy and lightly nutty
Ice Latte	Coffee latte	Moderate	Low	Roasted coffee with a cool twist
Mint Freeze	Pure menthol	Very strong	None	The strongest cooling option
Menthol Xtra	Full-strength menthol	Very high	Low	Bold menthol with a sharp throat hit
Lemon Mint	Lemon and mint	Low to moderate	Low	Tart citrus with mint on the exhale

These groupings reflect how each product page describes the flavor, so treat them as a starting point. Two quick takeaways:

• What changes between iced and non-iced? Mostly the cooling and how it interacts with the main flavor. A cool finish can make fruit taste fresher, tea crisper, and coffee lighter.
• What stays different either way? The underlying profile. Fruit stays fruity, tea stays tea-like, mint stays sharp, and dessert flavors stay creamy, with or without ice.

How to Compare RELX Pod Pro 2 Flavors Beyond the Ice Effect

Cooling is only one piece of a flavor. Sweetness, tartness, and creaminess are separate dials, so it helps to judge each one on its own.

Sweetness vs Cooling

• An iced fruit and a non-iced fruit can both taste sweet. The difference is mostly in the finish, which feels fresher with ice and softer without it.
• If fruit pods feel too sweet to you, look at the tea and menthol options, which are less sweet or not sweet at all.

Fruit-Forward vs Menthol-Forward

• In a fruit-forward pod, the fruit leads and the cooling supports it. In a menthol-forward pod, the menthol is the flavor.
• Lemon Mint sits between the two, with citrus first and mint as a light backing note.

Flavor Name vs Actual Flavor Profile

• The word “Ice” indicates a cooling element, but it doesn’t tell you how intense that sensation will be. Compare the individual flavor descriptions to see the real differences.
• A flavor without “Ice” in the name can still have a faint cool edge, so read the product description before ordering.

Want to compare how light or strong the flavors feel? Read our RELX Pod Pro 2 mild vs strong flavor guide.

Frequently Asked Questions About RELX Pod Pro 2 Iced and Non-Iced Flavors

What is the difference between iced and non-iced RELX Pod Pro 2 flavors?

Iced flavors add a cooling sensation, usually on the exhale, while non-iced flavors keep the focus on the main taste. How strong the cooling feels varies a lot from one flavor to the next.

Are all RELX Pod Pro 2 fruit flavors available in iced and non-iced versions?

No. Most flavors are sold as their own separate options, not as matching pairs. Watermelon Ice is an iced fruit pod and Fresh Peach is a non-iced one, but they aren’t two versions of the same flavor.

Does an iced flavor always contain a mint or menthol profile?

Not as the main flavor. In most iced pods, the cooling is a light finish that supports the fruit or tea. Only the mint and menthol pods, like Mint Freeze and Menthol Xtra, are built around menthol itself.

Are non-iced RELX Pod Pro 2 flavors always sweeter?

Not at all. Fresh Peach is quite sweet, but Honeydew Melon is gentle and Jasmine Green Tea is only mildly sweet. Sweetness depends on the flavor, not on whether it has ice.

Which RELX Pod Pro 2 flavors have a tea profile with cooling?

Iced Black Tea, Oolong Ice Tea, Longjing Ice Tea, and Lemon Ice Tea all pair a tea base with a cool finish. The cooling runs from light to moderate across the four.

How can I check whether a RELX Pod Pro 2 flavor has an icy finish?

Read the flavor notes and cooling description on the product page instead of relying on the name. Phrases like “light cooling,” “menthol finish,” or “no ice” tell you how strong the chill will be.

Where can I compare available RELX Pod Pro 2 flavors in the UAE?

You can browse the full range at PodSeller, where each flavor has its own page with a description, nicotine strength, and pod details.

Browse RELX Pod Pro 2 Flavors at PodSeller

Whether you’re after a light fruit chill or a no-ice tea, the right pod comes down to what matters most to you: the cooling, the sweetness, or the flavor itself.

• Read each product description for the cooling level, since the name alone won’t tell you.
• Check the nicotine strength listed for the flavor before ordering. Most Pod Pro 2 pods are listed at 3%, while a few mint-led and tea options are listed at 5%.

Browse the full RELX Pod Pro 2 range at PodSeller and pick the flavor that suits your taste.