RELX 5th Gen New Flavors Review: Personal Impressions

Due to the delay in the release of new flavors for the RELX 5th generation, my RELX 5 was sealed in the cabinet for quite some time. Recently, several new flavors were launched, and I bought them all at once.
 
Iced Red Tea: Personally, I feel the richness is average, and there’s nothing special about it…

Cherry Lemonade: I didn’t taste much cherry flavor, but it’s not just a simple lemon taste. I find this complex flavor hard to describe, but overall, I think it’s worth recommending! Friends who like fruity flavors must give it a try!

Lime Mint: It’s not purely minty; it has some lime flavor, but it’s not very pronounced. You can give it a try, but I personally wouldn’t recommend it. Friends who usually enjoy fruity flavors can use this to mix things up.

Guava: It has a sweet and sour taste, and the restoration is quite high. I personally like it. Friends who don’t like the overly sweet taste of pineapple or grape can give this a try.

Blueberry Tobacco: Although I used to smoke cigarettes, I’ve never felt the tobacco flavor in e-cigarettes. I tried this in a physical store but didn’t buy it.

Green Apple: Many friends describe this as a green apple soda feeling. I usually don’t like green apple soda, but this pod did surprise me. The taste is refreshing and not cloying, leaning towards sweet and sour. It’s the only green apple flavor I can actually enjoy among all the brands I’ve tried so far. However, there’s a small issue; towards the end, it seems to change flavor. I’m not sure if it’s a problem with the pod or if I’m experiencing taste fatigue.

In summary, this wave of new flavors is quite surprising, and cherry, guava, and green apple are all worth recommending.

Lastly, I want to say that taste is subjective. Many people love the pineapple whirlwind, but I threw it away after two puffs because I couldn’t stand it at all. I think green apple is enjoyable, while many others find it tastes like rotten apples… Everyone is just sharing their genuine feelings, and there’s no need to overreact.