ANTY EXPO: Elux Showcases Open-System CYBEROVER P1, In-House E-Liquid Brand Yet to Debut in Malaysia

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Sep.06.2024
ANTY EXPO: Elux Showcases Open-System CYBEROVER P1, In-House E-Liquid Brand Yet to Debut in Malaysia
ANTY EXPO opens in Malaysia showcasing e-cigarette innovations including CYBEROVER and CYBEROVER P1 by Elux.

On September 6, 2024, the Asia International New Tobacco Industry Expo (ANTY EXPO) officially opened at the Malaysia International Exhibition and Convention Centre (MIECC). As the official media partner of ANTY EXPO, the 2Firsts team has arrived at the exhibition site and set up a special interview room (booth number: H30) to provide industry professionals with first-hand market insights and trend analysis. Industry insiders are welcome to come and exchange industry news. According to 2Firsts, the well-known e-cigarette brand Elux is showcasing CYBEROVER and the open oil-infused product CYBEROVER P1 at the event. It is worth noting that CYBEROVER has already been launched in markets such as the United States this year.

 

ANTY EXPO: Elux Showcases Open-System CYBEROVER P1, In-House E-Liquid Brand Yet to Debut in Malaysia
CYBEROVER | Image source: 2Firsts

 

ANTY EXPO: Elux Showcases Open-System CYBEROVER P1, In-House E-Liquid Brand Yet to Debut in Malaysia
CYBEROVER Page 1 | Image source: 2Firsts

 

During the event, CYBEROVER P1 can be used with e-liquid. In addition, ELUX also showcased its own brand of e-liquid, but the booth staff stated that their e-liquid is not yet available on the market in Malaysia.

 

According to reports, the CYBEROVER P1 can accommodate three different pods (0.4Ω, 0.6Ω, 0.8Ω), while the refillable version CYBEROVER is equipped with dual heating coils.

 

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