Vaporesso XROS Pro 2 UK Guide (2026): Specs, Price & How It Compares to the XROS 6

Last updated: 11 July 2026

The Vaporesso XROS Pro 2 is the new benchmark question in refillable pods: a 2000mAh battery — the biggest ever in an XROS — inside a 65-gram device, up to 30W output, a hidden 0.96" TFT screen, and a street price around £24.99. It's already topping competitor "best vape" lists within weeks of launch. Here's the no-glitter breakdown: what the Pro 2 actually offers, how it stacks against the XROS 6 we covered at its July launch, and who should buy which.

XROS Pro 2: the specs that matter

  • 2000mAh built-in battery — the headline. That's more than the XROS 6's 1800mAh, in a device that somehow weighs less (about 65g vs 72g). For most vapers this is comfortably two-plus days per charge.
  • Up to 30W output with intelligent power management — same ceiling as the XROS 6, proper headroom for both tight and airy draws.
  • 0.96" TFT screen, hidden until you need it — battery, wattage and pod info without the gadget-cluster look. (Worth noting: the July 2026 packaging consultation proposes limiting future device screens to safety info only — the Pro 2's arrives well before any such rules could bite.)
  • 2ml TPD-compliant pods on the XROS pod platform the series is known for — the reason people stay loyal to this line is that pods are everywhere and they wick reliably.
  • Around £24.99 RRP in the UK — a pound or two under where the XROS 6 landed.

XROS Pro 2 vs XROS 6: the honest comparison

These two will sit on the same shelves at nearly the same price, so here's the actual decision logic:

  • Pick the Pro 2 for battery-first vaping. 2000mAh at 65g is the best capacity-to-weight ratio the series has ever offered. If your kit dying at 9pm is your recurring annoyance, this is the fix.
  • Pick the XROS 6 for draw control. Its VENTURI adjustable airflow slides cleanly between a cigarette-tight MTL draw and something much airier — the better device if you're fussy about draw feel. (New to those terms? Our MTL vs DTL explainer has you covered.)
  • Screen or no screen: Pro 2 gives you a proper display; the 6 keeps things minimal. Genuine preference call.
  • Either way you're in the same ecosystem — XROS-platform pods, USB-C fast charging, and the same beginner-proof draw-activated experience.

If you're choosing your first refillable rather than upgrading, run it against the whole field first — our best pod kits 2026 ranking and first-kit chooser exist for exactly that.

Why refillable, why now

Timing matters more than usual this year. The Vaping Products Duty lands 1 October 2026, adding £2.20 per 10ml to every bottle and pushing prefilled convenience further upmarket. A refillable pod kit plus 10ml nic salts is already the cheapest way to vape — we ran the full maths here — and after October the gap widens again. A £24.99 device you'll run for a year-plus, fed with £2.59 Elux Legend nic salts, is the strongest cost-per-puff play in 2026.

Coming from prefilled big-puff kits? The learning curve is honestly about five minutes: the refilling guide covers it, the strength guide stops you buying a nicotine level you'll regret, and the burnt-taste troubleshooter covers the one mistake everyone makes exactly once. And if zero-maintenance sealed pods are simply your thing, no judgement — the prefilled vs refillable comparison is the honest version of that conversation, and our big-puff rankings cover the other side of the shop.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Vaporesso XROS Pro 2?

A refillable pod vape kit from Vaporesso's XROS line, launched in 2026: 2000mAh battery, up to 30W output, hidden 0.96" TFT screen, 2ml TPD-compliant XROS-platform pods, weighing about 65g with a UK street price around £24.99.

Is the XROS Pro 2 better than the XROS 6?

It depends what you value. The Pro 2 wins on battery (2000mAh vs 1800mAh), weight (≈65g vs 72g) and its display; the XROS 6 wins on draw customisation with VENTURI adjustable airflow. Price and pod ecosystem are near-identical.

How much does the XROS Pro 2 cost in the UK?

Around £24.99 RRP. Budget another £2.59 per 10ml bottle of nic salt e-liquid — still the cheapest way to vape, especially with the £2.20/10ml vaping duty arriving 1 October 2026.

What e-liquid should I use in an XROS Pro 2?

10ml nic salts are the natural match for an MTL pod kit of this class — smoother at 10–20mg strengths. Elux Legend nic salts (£2.59) are our stock pick; our nic salt rankings cover the full field.

Is the XROS Pro 2 legal under the new UK vape rules?

Yes — it's a rechargeable, refillable kit with 2ml TPD-compliant pods, exactly the product type UK regulation favours. The July 2026 packaging consultation may eventually standardise device colours and screens, but no such rules are in force.

Vape7Store sells to over-18s only with Challenge 25 verification. Prices correct at time of writing. Vaping is for adult smokers switching away from cigarettes — if you don't use nicotine, don't start.

Where to buy (UK, in stock)

Both kits are in stock at Vape7Store with same-day UK dispatch before 2PM:

The short version: the Pro 2 lasts longer, the XROS 6 charges faster. Both take the full XROS pod range and both use 2ml TPD pods in the UK.

XROS 6 vs XROS Pro 2: the side-by-side

These two get compared more than any other pair in the XROS range, and most comparisons stop at battery size. That misses the more useful difference, which is charging speed.

XROS 6 XROS Pro 2
Battery 1800mAh 2000mAh — largest in the range
Charging 3A fast charge — around ten minutes for a full day USB-C, 5V/2A
Max output 30W, adjustable 30W, adjustable (5–30W)
Screen 0.88-inch TFT colour 0.96-inch TFT colour
Pods in the box 0.6Ω mesh (fitted) + 0.8Ω mesh 0.4Ω COREX 3.0 (fitted) + 0.6Ω COREX 3.0
Pod capacity (UK) 2ml TPD 2ml TPD
Pod compatibility Identical — the full XROS range, 0.4Ω to 1.2Ω
Body Standard XROS chassis Magnesium / aerospace-grade alloy
Airflow & leak control Adjustable VENTURI airflow, SSS 2.0 Adjustable, side lock switch
Extras 60-second Smart Prime Puff counter, ECO and Super Pulse modes

The bit most comparisons miss

The smaller-battery device charges faster. The XROS 6 takes a 3A charge; the XROS Pro 2 takes 2A. So the Pro 2 holds more (2000mAh vs 1800mAh) but takes longer to fill, while the XROS 6 can be pulled back to a usable charge in about ten minutes. If you charge overnight, take the Pro 2. If you charge in snatched moments during the day, the XROS 6 is genuinely the more convenient device — which is the opposite of what the spec sheet suggests at a glance.

A warning about specs you will read elsewhere

Plenty of reviews list these kits with 3ml pods. That is the international version. In the UK, TPD rules cap pod capacity at 2ml, so both kits ship with 2ml pods here regardless of what an overseas review says. Check that any listing you buy from states 2ml or TPD.

Which to choose

  • Pick the XROS 6 if you want the fastest top-up, a slightly smaller device, and MTL-leaning pods in the box (0.6Ω and 0.8Ω).
  • Pick the XROS Pro 2 if you vape all day and are tired of charging twice, want the bigger screen and the metal body, or prefer a warmer draw — its 0.4Ω and 0.6Ω COREX 3.0 pods lean that way.
  • Either way the pods are the same. Both take the whole XROS range, so switching devices later does not strand your spares.

Where to buy the pods (UK, in stock)

Both kits take the same cartridge, so this is the only pod you need for either:

Comparison updated 5 August 2026 from VAPORESSO's own specifications for the UK TPD versions.

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