ALD FlowTone Pro: 3D Curved Screen and Detachable Battery

Mar.03.2025
ALD FlowTone Pro: 3D Curved Screen and Detachable Battery
Shenzhen-based ALD Technology showcases new FlowTone Pro e-cigarette with 3D curved screen and detachable battery at TPE show.

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It has been observed by 2Firsts that Shenzhen-based ALD Technology Co., Ltd. has showcased a new e-cigarette model, FlowTone Pro, on the official website of the ALD brand. This product features a 3D curved screen and a removable battery device, and has already made an appearance at the TPE exhibition in the United States.

 

ALD FlowTone Pro: 3D Curved Screen and Detachable Battery
ALD FlowTone Pro product introduction|Source: Instagram
ALD FlowTone Pro: 3D Curved Screen and Detachable Battery
Introduction to ALD FlowTone Pro Product | Image Source: instagram

 

Specifically, the product specifications of the ALD FlowTone Pro are as shown in the table below.

 

ALD FlowTone Pro: 3D Curved Screen and Detachable Battery
ALD FlowTone Pro Parameters | Illustration: 2FIRSTS

 

In terms of product features, the ALD FlowTone Pro e-cigarette, as a disposable product, features a popular two-in-one design with a detachable 850mAh battery. The battery portion of the product is designed with a 3D curved screen, allowing users to view real-time information such as battery status and power mode.

 

In addition, the detachable battery can be used with two types of disposable pods. The pod with a transparent oil tank design can provide 20,000 puffs, while the pod with an opaque oil tank will provide 15,000 puffs.

 

ALD FlowTone Pro: 3D Curved Screen and Detachable Battery
ALD FlowTone Pro | Image source: ALD

 

In terms of design, the ALD FlowTone Pro also features a laser pen design at the bottom.

 

According to the e-cigarette website vape.hk, the ALD FlowTone Pro is described as "slightly bulkier than some ultra-thin disposable products (with a detachable power source)", and the "laser pen is a novelty item that some e-cigarette enthusiasts may see as unnecessary (but it is detachable!).

 

ALD FlowTone Pro: 3D Curved Screen and Detachable Battery
ALD FlowTone Pro Review|Image Source: vape.hk

 

In terms of heating mode, the ALD FlowTone Pro is equipped with dual mesh cores with a product resistance value of 1.0Ω. It has three power modes: Turbo mode: 22W/Regular mode: 20W/Soft mode: 18W.

 

On the manufacturer side, the ALD FlowTone Pro is released by Shenzhen ALD Technology Co., Ltd., which also owns other e-cigarette brands such as FRESOR and UPENDS.

 


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