iJOY Lio SS40000: Three-Tank Design E-Cigarette Review and Analysis

Jan.14.2025
iJOY Lio SS40000: Three-Tank Design E-Cigarette Review and Analysis
iJOY launches innovative three-tank e-cigarette, iJOY Lio SS40000, with adjustable ice and sweetness levels in the US market.

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iJOY recently launched a new e-cigarette model called the iJOY Lio SS40000, featuring a triple-pod design that allows for adjustable cooling and sweetness levels. The product has already hit the market in the United States.

 

iJOY Lio SS40000: Three-Tank Design E-Cigarette Review and Analysis
iJOY Lio SS40000 | Image source: worldvapeusa

 

Specifically, the product specifications of iJOY Lio SS40000 are as shown in the table below.

iJOY Lio SS40000: Three-Tank Design E-Cigarette Review and Analysis
iJOY Lio SS40000 Product Information | Design: Two to Supreme

 

The main feature of the iJOY Lio SS40000 e-cigarette is its three-pod system design. According to the manufacturer's website, the product includes a total of four ice levels and three sweetness options, allowing users to adjust both independently using two dedicated buttons.

 

In addition, the iJOY Lio SS40000 also features a 3D curved side screen, which can display battery level, e-liquid remaining amount, and monitor information such as ice level and sweetness level.

 

In December, Shenzhen Donghaoxing Technology Co., Ltd.'s e-cigarette brand Artery Vapor also launched a three-pod design e-cigarette, the Artery CL6 Sweet & Ice Control 50K, in the US market. This product also allows for adjusting the level of sweetness and ice. However, compared to the iJOY Lio SS40000, the Artery CL6 Sweet & Ice Control 50K has advantages in terms of the number of puffs and e-liquid capacity. (For more details, please refer to the article "Product | Three-pod design disposable e-cigarette launches in the US, offering adjustable ice and sweetness levels").

 

In the first half of 2024, iJoy has launched the e-cigarette iJoy Bar SD40000 in the United States, which has a capacity of 40,000 puffs. This product is among the first batch of e-cigarettes in the U.S. market to have a puff capacity of 40,000. Up to now, the performance of iJoy's e-cigarette products in terms of puff capacity has not seen any new breakthroughs. (For more details, please refer to "Product | iJoy launches 40,000 puff disposable e-cigarette in the U.S. with support for AI voice control")

 

The iJOY Lio SS40000 has landed on e-cigarette distributor websites such as vapesourcing, midwestgoods, and worldvapeusa, but is currently not available on the official iJOY website.

 


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