Two RELX flagships, one honest look · Evidence date August 18, 2026
Short answer: the RELX Infinity 2 Plus serves owners of compatible Infinity-family pods, plus anyone happy with three lower power settings and a four-stage battery gauge. The RELX Creator Pro serves shoppers deliberately after the Creator Pod platform, adjustable airflow, 15W/25W control, and a battery-percentage screen. No universal winner stands here — which pods it takes is the question that outranks all others.
Evidence limitation: every claim below is evidence-only and pinned to the exact versions checked on Vapmo plus the corresponding RELX manufacturer pages, both read on August 18, 2026. Flavor, draw, battery runtime, reliability and performance were never tested hands-on. Creator Pro remarks target only the checked 15W/25W Creator-only version.
Pods: the decision before the decision
The two devices sit in different pod worlds. On the checked Vapmo listing, the cartridges named for the Infinity 2 Plus are RELX Pod, plus RELX Pod Pro and RELX Pod Pro 2, availability permitting. The Creator Pro names RELX Creator Pods alone — standard RELX Pods and Pod Pro cartridges appear nowhere on its sheet.
In practice the Creator Pro is no drop-in upgrade for anyone with an Infinity-family pod collection to protect. Pods already in the drawer? The Infinity 2 Plus keeps the relationship alive. Creator Pods are the mission? Take the Creator Pro knowing a separate platform is what you are joining.
Compatibility check: Before paying, put the device name on the product page next to the name on the pod package and check they agree. Device-only is how both compared Vapmo listings ship — cartridges and e-liquid cost extra.
Spec table: controls, battery facts, price
| The deciding line | RELX Infinity 2 Plus | RELX Creator Pro | What it decides |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pod platform | RELX Pod / Pod Pro / Pod Pro 2, subject to availability | RELX Creator Pods only | Pods you already own can end the debate before device features even get discussed. |
| Power settings | Eco 6.5W, Smooth 8W, Boost 10W (listed) | Normal 15W, Boost 25W (listed) | Creator Pro posts the taller wattage figures; wattage alone ranks nothing. |
| Battery specification | 440mAh | 800mAh | Capacity numbers — nobody’s personal runtime was measured. |
| Battery readout | LED light with four stages | Pixel screen, percentage readout | Creator Pro reads status more precisely; precision adds no runtime. |
| Airflow control | Checked sources document no airflow adjustment | Full-range adjustable airflow | Need a dial for airflow? Creator Pro takes it. No draw comparison was ever run. |
| Charging evidence | USB-C; 15 minutes to 80% per RELX | USB-C; approved sources carry no charge-time figure | With no comparable Creator Pro time in the approved sources, no charging-speed verdict is possible. |
| Device-only price | $29.99 | $14.99 | Checked August 18, 2026; prices move — trust the live listing at checkout. |
Recorded at the check, the price gap is real — and still not the boss of the decision. Saving money on a device that locks you into a platform you never intended to join saves nothing at all. Pod inventory, pod pricing and full switching costs went unmeasured by this comparison.
Infinity 2 Plus: for pods you hold and lower steps
The Infinity 2 Plus is the natural fit for a buyer already running compatible pods from the RELX Pod, Pod Pro or Pod Pro 2 line, with no plans to leave that platform. Three documented levels — 6.5W, 8W, 10W — move the listed output up and down without any migration to Creator Pods.
It also fits anyone who prefers four lights over a pixel display — interface taste again, no proof of easier daily use for everyone. The 15-minutes-to-80% charge figure is RELX’s for the Infinity 2 Plus; this article neither promises it in personal use nor measures it against a Creator Pro time nobody listed.
At the check, the Infinity 2 Plus listing asked $29.99 and shipped with the device, a Type-C USB cable and the printed user manual — cartridges and liquid excluded. Date-stamped facts, not promises about price or stock.
Creator Pro: for controls and its own platform
The clearer match is a buyer who chooses Creator Pods deliberately and prizes the controls the checked sources never attach to the Infinity 2 Plus: an airflow dial across the full range, 15W Normal and 25W Boost modes, and one button for reading battery level and flipping power.
Battery percentage lands on the pixel screen, which also hosts 100-plus listed emoji animations. Meaning lives in the percentage; the animations are decoration, not performance. On paper 800mAh tops the Infinity 2 Plus’s 440mAh — and no controlled comparison exists to translate that into personal runtime.
The checked Creator Pro listing asked $14.99 for the device alone. Unless a separate bundle spelled it out, no Creator Pod, no e-liquid and no Type-C USB cable rode along. Confirm the exact version — 15W/25W, Creator-only — plus its package contents before money moves.
Where the spec sheet goes quiet
Compatible platforms, listed wattage, battery capacity, the charging port, the display type, the documented controls — specifications settle all of those. Which device tastes better, draws better, holds up through one person’s week or stays reliable for months: those questions they cannot touch.
Hence no wattage-to-victory conversion and no capacity-to-runtime forecast appears here. Vapor density, warmth, flavor, throat feel and ease of use likewise go unranked — each would need a controlled hands-on method this evidence set does not contain.
Version matching matters in the same way. Every Creator Pro claim on this page belongs to the checked Vapmo listing and the RELX documentation that specifies 15W/25W operation with Creator-only pod compatibility. Different specs on the device page or box? This article is not that unit’s guide.
A two-minute call
- Pods come first. Must keep compatible Infinity-family pods? That is the Infinity 2 Plus. Choosing Creator Pods on purpose? Stay with the Creator Pro.
- Controls next. Three documented lower output levels plus a four-stage indicator sit with the Infinity 2 Plus; the Creator Pro answers with an airflow dial, two higher listed power modes and a screen showing battery percentage.
- Capacity, kept in context. 440mAh and 800mAh compare as specifications only; the gap is not a personal-runtime promise.
- Listings deserve a final look. See which compatible pods Vapmo lists right now, then confirm price, stock, package contents and the exact version at checkout.
Pods pointing you to the Infinity 2 Plus? Open the current RELX Infinity 2 Plus device listing. All-in on the Creator platform? Open the current RELX Creator Pro device listing. To navigate the brand more widely, there is the RELX devices and pods hub; neither system fitting? Browse the vape-device category.
What lands in the box can shift with bundles. Platform chosen? Compare the current Infinity 2 Plus starter-kit listing or the Creator device-bundle listing against the device-only page, and let the live bundle terms — not the contents described here — have the final word.
Evidence trail
The sources: Vapmo’s live listings checked against the matching RELX Infinity 2 Plus and the RELX Creator Pro pages from the maker. Evidence date: August 18, 2026. No hands-on product testing happened.
Adult-use notice: This article is for adults aged 21 and older who already use vaping products. Nicotine is addictive. These products are not presented as safe, FDA-approved, or smoking-cessation products.