HQD Launches SHISHA 20000 Hookah-Style E-Cigarette with High Nicotine Concentration

Nov.08.2024

HQD Technology recently launched the HQD SHISHA 20000 disposable e-cigarette, with upgraded features and a LED screen.

Recently, 2Firsts noticed that Shenzhen Han Qing Da Technology Co., Ltd HQD Technology) 's e-cigarette brand, HQD, has launched a new disposable water pipe-style e-cigarette called HQD SHISHA 20000. This product is currently available on the HQD brand website and elfmalls distributor website for global distribution.

Specifically, the product features of HQD SHISHA 20000 include:

Compared to HQD’s previous disposable e-cigarette, the HQD Wave, the HQD SHISHA 20000 offers more puffs, a higher nicotine concentration, and a new LED screen feature.

According to reports, the e-cigarette brand HQD is owned by Shenzhen HQD Technology Co., Ltd., which was founded in 2010. As the core brand of the company, HQD has built a variety of product lines, including a range of water smoking products such as HQD Wave and HQD SHISHA 20000.

Currently, HQD SHISHA 20000 is only available on the brand's official website and a few select distributor websites such as elfmalls. These types of e-cigarette distributor websites cater to multiple countries overseas, with the product selling for around $15.99 USD.

According to a recent investigation by 2Firsts, popular e-cigarette brands such as Oxbar, Kanger, and Olit have all recently launched disposable water pipe-style e-cigarette products. Compared to these brands' products, the HQD SHISHA 20000 has a higher nicotine concentration.

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References:

[1] HQD SHISHA 20000

Also Read:

[1] Olit Hookalit E-Cigarettes: Fewer Puffs, More Portability

[2] Oxbar launches Oxhukka 25k shisha-style e-cigarette with 25,000 puffs in Canada

[3] Shenzhen Kanger Technology launches Subox 50000 with 50,000 puffs and 3D curved display

[4] FUMOT launches 4-in-1 e-cigarette in UK, meeting TPD standards

[5] Geek Bar launches racing-themed e-cigarette 911 GT 16K, featuring a detachable battery and four output modes

[6] Flavor-adjustable e-cigarettes trend as ELFBAR, SMOK launch new models

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