Three Sizes, Multiple Pods: Aspire Launches Open-System E-Cigarette Pixo Neo

May.06.2025
Three Sizes, Multiple Pods: Aspire Launches Open-System E-Cigarette Pixo Neo
Aspire launches Pixo Neo, an open-system e-cigarette with a 0.85-inch TFT touch screen, compatible with 2.0ml top-fill and 3.0ml side-fill pods. Available on Aspire's website and in Europe for around €19.90.

Aspire Pixo Neo Product Highlights: 

 

Diverse specifications: Multiple size options available according to different standards (such as TPD and CRC);

Pod configurations: Supports 2.0ml top-fill and 3.0ml side-fill pods; 

European market debut: Already available on Aspire's official website and through distributors in Germany, Switzerland, and other European countries, priced at around 19.90 euros.

 

Two leading e-cigarette brands, including HQD, VOZOL, VAPORESSO, have recently launched new open system products. Aspire has also recently introduced a new product in its open system Pixo series—the Pixo Neo, which can be seen as a compact version of the previously released Pixo.

 

Three Sizes of Products, Paired With a Variety of Pods

 

2Firsts collected the specification information of Aspire Pixo Neo, as shown in the table below: 

 

Three Sizes, Multiple Pods: Aspire Launches Open-System E-Cigarette Pixo Neo
Aspire Pixo Neo Parameters Information | Diagram: 2Firsts

 

From a performance standpoint, the Aspire Pixo Neo comes in three versions:

 

·The standard dimensions for a typical product are 112.5 * 30.4 * 16.2 mm; 

·Under the TPD (Tobacco Products Directive) standard in the EU, it is 110 * 30.4 * 16.2 mm; 

·While under the CRC (Child-Resistant Container) standard, it is 111.8 * 30.4 * 16.2 mm.

 

Three Sizes, Multiple Pods: Aspire Launches Open-System E-Cigarette Pixo Neo
Aspire Pixo Neo Product Introduction | Image source: Aspire

 

In terms of pod configuration, the Aspire Pixo Neo under the TPD standard will come with 3.0ml and 2.0ml side-fill pods, while under the CRC standard it will come with 2.0ml top-fill pods.

 

Three Sizes, Multiple Pods: Aspire Launches Open-System E-Cigarette Pixo Neo
Aspire Pixo Neo Product Introduction | Image source: Aspire

 

Equipped With a 0.85-inch TFT Touchscreen, Targeted Towards the European Market

 

In addition, the Aspire Pixo Neo features a 0.85-inch TFT touch screen that can display key parameters such as battery status, power settings, and puff count, as well as offering 3 different animation settings. In comparison, the previous generation Pixo had a larger 1.47-inch TFT touch screen.

 

Three Sizes, Multiple Pods: Aspire Launches Open-System E-Cigarette Pixo Neo
Left: Pixo Neo | Right: Pixo | Image source: Aspire

 

Currently, Pixo Neo has been launched on the Aspire brand official website and is available on e-cigarette distributor websites targeting European countries such as Germany and Switzerland. The product is priced at around 19.90 euros.


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