In the Unites States, Juul Labs, maker of Juul e-cigarettes, have come under significant scrutiny from government regulators. In the wake of a slew of bad press, the company pulled its flavored pods from the US market, leaving only menthol and tobacco flavored pods for customers to choose from. In comes Hyde, a similarly square shaped e-cigarette that also uses nicotine salts, but is available in a wide variety of flavors – more than Juul Labs ever offered their namesake e-cig in.
With Hyde, vapers can choose between flavors like Mango Ice, Blue Razz, Cherry Lemonade, Lush Ice, StrawMelon Apple, Spearmint, Cinnamon Banana, Wild Golden Apple, Sparkling Orange, Glacier Menthol, Gold Tobacco, and more. They’re also available in both 50mg and 25mg nicotine strengths.
The device works much like a Juul, only it’s not designed to be recharged or refilled. There’s no replacing of pods, it’s a one-and-done type scenario where vapers use the device until either its battery dies or its e-juice runs out. So while Hyde vapes aren’t exactly the same as Juuls, they do seem to pickup where Juul left off in the US market, offering vapers an easy-to-use electronic cigarette that can be purchased both online and at local stores.
What Do The Hyde Reviews Have To Say?
According to Vapor Insider’s Hyde vape review, the Hyde Original is a wonderful substitute for Juul. It’s small, convenient, and “perfect” for travel. So while it’s a little bit on the expensive side, it does offer tasty e-liquid equipped with nicotine salts and the convenience that goes with being a disposable e-cig, making it a vape that Vapor Insider most definitely recommends.
If you’re looking for a compact vape with refillable pods, take a look at our review of the Vaporesso Zero pod vape. It’s compact, refillable, rechargeable, and it’s equipped with a feature neither Juul nor Hyde offer: variable voltage.
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