Vaporesso XROS Pro 2 Pod Kit

The XROS Pro 2 ships as a single unit, so there is no box to divide: price it as a one-off hardware sale. The bigger battery and the two-resistance pods give a shop a reason to point a customer at it over a plain kit, and as part of the XROS line it turns steadily. The margin over time is in the pods and liquid, so keep them deep behind the kit. Trade ordering sits on the refillable vape pods and vape accessories shelves.

The XROS Pro 2 sits in the XROS range with a 2000mAh battery, above the standard kits on capacity, and its included 0.4 ohm pod gives a looser, RDL-leaning draw alongside the tighter 0.6 ohm. Against the XROS 6, it is the bigger-battery, looser-draw pick. It uses the XROS Corex 3.0 pods, so match the pod generation to the device. It is not for the sub-ohm tank vaper or the disposable buyer. The Vaporesso range gathers the brand.

A counter with a pod-hardware trade should carry the XROS Pro 2 for the customer who wants more battery and a looser draw in the XROS format, since it captures that end of the pod crowd and stays in a best-selling line. A shop that wants only the compact or cheapest XROS can lead with the Mini or standard kit. It is not the one for the sub-ohm cloud vaper. Stock it beside the other XROS kits, keep its Corex 3.0 pods deep behind it, and reorder from the pod pulls. The wider Vaporesso range gathers the brand.