ASDF KOREA Launches Eco-friendly Prefilled Pod "Unplug"

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May.17.2024
ASDF KOREA Launches Eco-friendly Prefilled Pod "Unplug"
ASDF KOREA to launch new high-capacity e-cigarette "Unplug" on October 21, addressing battery recycling issues with permanent device.

According to a recent report from Fntoday, e-cigarette brand ASDF KOREA announced that they will be launching their first large capacity, replaceable pod e-cigarette "Unplug" on the 21st of this month.

ASDF KOREA Launches Eco-friendly Prefilled Pod

 

Unplug" is a semi-permanent device that solves the problem of battery disposal in existing disposable e-cigarettes. The device is equipped with dual mesh coils, which can be activated by pressing the button three times to activate the boost mode and enhance the user experience. In addition, "Unplug" features a 700mAh battery and USB-C charging capability.

 

Currently, ASDF KOREA is preparing various promotional activities for their new product "Unplug," which comes in seven flavors including double pineapple lemon, red apple aloe, modern mint, Yakult, double grape, lemon cola, and strawberry ice cream. Starting on the 22nd, "Unplug" can be purchased at the national official online store, e-cigarette specialty stores, PC rooms, Coupang, and Interpark.

 

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