Picked up the XROS PRO 2 on a whim and what hits immediately is how light it feels — 65 g magnesium-alloy body yet it’s packing a 2000 mAh battery. Feels way lighter than most refillable pods I’ve tried, but still solid.
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What I like
• Battery life & charging — with that 2000 mAh battery I can easily get through a full day (or more) without recharging. On lighter use maybe even two days. Charging is USB-C and fairly quick.
• Flavor from COREX 3.0 pods — the pods included (0.4 Ω and 0.6 Ω) deliver solid, clean flavor whether I’m using them for MTL or slightly looser draws.
• Flexibility in vaping style — adjustable airflow slider + 5-30 W output (on 0.4 Ω) lets me switch between a tighter, cigarette-like draw and a looser RDL occasionally.
• Convenient features — color TFT screen for battery/wattage/puffs, top-fill pods (less mess), and a safety-lock switch (no accidental fires in pocket).
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Things that could be better
• Pod capacity is on the small side — the pods are 2 ml (TPD-style), so heavy vapers will refill more often.
• Full wattage control is limited — only works with the 0.4 Ω pods; with 0.6 Ω+ you get preset modes (Eco / Normal / Pulse), which some users might find restrictive.
• Airflow range isn’t huge — you get a good MTL → RDL shift, but I wouldn’t call it a wide “cloud-chaser” airflow.
Who it’s good for
If you’re coming from simple pod kits or disposables and want a step-up that’s still pocket-friendly, XROS PRO 2 is a great choice.
Also solid for everyday MTL use, or light RDL when you want a bit more vapor.
If you care about battery life, reliability, ease of use, and solid flavor — this one’s worth a look.
If you chase big clouds or want huge pods for long sessions — you might eventually outgrow it.
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My Verdict
XROS PRO 2 isn’t trying to be the biggest or the cloudiest. It’s a well-balanced, thoughtful upgrade — light, convenient, flavour-focused, and dependable.
For what it is (a versatile pod-based vape for everyday use), I’d give it a strong 
