DejaVoo Introduces New Products: POD Ultra and Ace 2400

Innovation by 2FIRSTS.ai
Aug.30.2024
DejaVoo Introduces New Products: POD Ultra and Ace 2400
DejaVoo introduces innovative e-cigarette products, POD Ultra and Ace 2400, blending dual open and closed design on official website.

Recently, two outlets noticed that the e-cigarette brand DejaVoo has launched two new products on its official website: POD Ultra and Ace 2400. According to the website, these two new products combine an open and closed dual design mode.

DejaVoo Introduces New Products: POD Ultra and Ace 2400
DejaVoo POD Ultra | Image source: DejaVoo


DejaVoo POD Ultra is a state-of-the-art portable device that allows users to access virtual reality experiences.

DejaVoo Introduces New Products: POD Ultra and Ace 2400
DejaVoo POD Ultra User Guide | Image source: DejaVoo


The official website of the DejaVoo brand displays that the DejaVoo POD Ultra utilizes a dual-mode design with both open and closed systems. In addition to a 2ml closed pod, the POD Ultra also features a 2ml open pod inside the device, allowing users to extend their usage time by refilling with e-liquid.

DejaVoo Introduces New Products: POD Ultra and Ace 2400
DejaVoo POD Ultra display function|Source: DejaVoo


Specifically, its main features include:

DejaVoo Introduces New Products: POD Ultra and Ace 2400
DejaVoo POD Ultra can be replaced with different casings.


Specifications include a puff count of 2400, a nicotine content of 2%, a battery capacity of 1000mAh, and a maximum power output of 10/15W. It utilizes a heating element consisting of either a ceramic core or a mesh core.

DejaVoo Introduces New Products: POD Ultra and Ace 2400
FEELM's products exhibited at the e-cigarette exhibition in Dubai | Image source: 2Firsts.


Additionally, the DejaVoo POD Ultra is equipped with a small display screen that can show real-time information such as e-liquid levels, battery power, output power, and also has a child lock function. Furthermore, this product can be customized with different shells.

DejaVoo Introduces New Products: POD Ultra and Ace 2400
DejaVoo Ace 2400 | Image source: DejaVoo


It is worth noting that the technology used in this product is the same as the solution introduced by Smoore's technology brand FEELM at the e-cigarette exhibition in Dubai in June.


According to the description on the DejaVoo official website, the Ace 2400 model combines open and closed design and uses innovative "4-in-1" technology, allowing users to easily experience four unique flavors by rotating the product. It is worth mentioning that at the bottom of the official product display page, it is clearly stated that this technology comes from FEELM.


DejaVoo Ace's main features include: 2400 puffs, 2% nicotine content, 630mAh battery capacity, maximum 12W power, and a net core heating system.


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