Planet of the Vapes reviews DOJO Blast10K prefilled pod kit linked to Vaporesso

Planet of the Vapes published a review on 26 October 2026 of the DOJO Blast10K, a prefilled pod system the outlet links to Vaporesso manufacturing. Reviewer Stephen Gitsham wrote that DOJO sent the kits directly for testing.

The article is a first-person review on the outlet’s starter kit pages. It covers one reviewer’s taste impressions of six flavours, a description of the hardware and two listed drawbacks, with no product data beyond what the reviewer reports.

The kit arrives as two modular parts

Gitsham describes the Blast10K as a device body holding an internal 1000mAh battery, paired with a 10ml prefilled e-liquid container. A milliampere-hour (mAh) is a unit of battery charge capacity.

The 10ml total splits into a 2ml coil pod and an 8ml refill container, which the reviewer says go together without guesswork. The body is rounded and light, with DOJO branding on the front and four LED lights for remaining charge.

UK prices are the outlet’s stated figures

The review quotes £8.99 for the complete kit and £5.99 per replacement pod on the DOJO UK store. These are the outlet’s figures as published; the source contains no independent confirmation of them.

Six flavours, two singled out

Gitsham groups the flavours with typical prefilled bar-style profiles that carry noticeable sweetness and cooling agent. He names Berry Lemonade and Blue Razz GB as the standouts.

• Strawberry Matcha came across as creamy strawberry with an earthy, grassy backing and a sweet aftertaste the reviewer found light rather than cloying.
• Berry Lemonade layers sweet strawberry and tart raspberry under a lemonade note; the reviewer calls it sweet without letting the citrus dominate.
• Berry Cherry Limeade struck him as dry at first, like an over-carbonated limeade, before cherry, berries and lime opened up. He says it was not to his personal taste.
• Blue Razz GB delivers a chewy gummy-bear profile with strong blue raspberry, which he describes as very sweet.
• Piña Colada pairs pineapple with creamy coconut; the reviewer picked up an extra melon-like note he says is not officially in the mix, and reports a clean finish.
• Fresh Mint reads as peppermint rather than the spearmint-and-menthol blend he expected, with heavy cooling and a long chill.

Pod labelling is the main complaint

The flavour names printed on the pods are tiny and hard to read, even for the reviewer with good eyesight. He otherwise rates assembly as simple, liquid levels as easy to check and the design as unpretentious.

Who is affected

Retailers and distributors weighing the Blast10K against other prefilled pod systems get one reviewer’s view of flavour strength, hardware and shelf pricing, not comparative sales or compliance data. The review does not state nicotine strengths, ingredients, testing or regulatory status for the kit.

Planet of the Vapes last dated the review 26 October 2026; it gives no date for when the kit went on sale or when the review sample arrived.

Questions readers ask

What is the DOJO Blast10K?

It is a prefilled pod system that Planet of the Vapes reviewed on 26 October 2026. The review describes a device body with an internal 1000mAh battery, a 2ml coil pod and an 8ml refill container, giving a 10ml total prefilled volume. The reviewer says DOJO sent the kit for testing.

How much does the DOJO Blast10K cost in the UK?

The Planet of the Vapes review quotes £8.99 for the complete kit and £5.99 for each replacement pod on the DOJO UK store. Those are the outlet's stated figures as published; the source contains no independent confirmation of the prices or of when they applied.

Which DOJO Blast10K flavours did the reviewer prefer?

Reviewer Stephen Gitsham named Berry Lemonade and Blue Razz GB as the standouts among six flavours discussed. He also rated Fresh Mint for matching its description, while saying Berry Cherry Limeade was not to his personal taste because of a dry character.

What did the reviewer criticise about the DOJO Blast10K?

The main complaint was that flavour names printed on the pods are tiny and hard to read, even with good eyesight. He otherwise described the device as comfortable and light, the pods as simple to assemble and liquid levels as easy to check.