Innokin Trine: A Revolutionary Rechargeable E-Cigarette with Replaceable Battery

Oct.12.2024
Innokin Trine: A Revolutionary Rechargeable E-Cigarette with Replaceable Battery
A new Innokin Trine e-cigarette with replaceable battery has hit shelves in Europe, meeting upcoming EU regulations.

Recently, 2Firsts noticed a new type of replaceable battery e-cigarette called the Innokin Trine being showcased at a tobacco exhibition in Dortmund. The product, launched by e-cigarette brand Innokin, is now available on e-cigarette retail websites in regions such as the UK and Germany. With its design allowing for replaceable batteries, the product complies with the new regulations set to be implemented by the EU Battery Directive in 2026.

Innokin Trine: A Revolutionary Rechargeable E-Cigarette with Replaceable Battery
Innokin Trine displayed at the tobacco exhibition in Dortmund by Innokin|Image source: 2Firsts


At the recent Dortmund tobacco exhibition, several exhibitors showcased e-cigarette products with replaceable batteries, including disposable, pod-based, and open-system devices, in response to the EU's Battery Directive. According to the directive, by 2026, batteries in portable devices (such as disposable e-cigarettes) must be easily removable and replaceable by the user.

Innokin Trine: A Revolutionary Rechargeable E-Cigarette with Replaceable Battery
Image Source | Innokin Official Website


The newly released Innokin Trine, an open system product from Innokin, complies with the upcoming new regulations in the European Union market.

Innokin Trine: A Revolutionary Rechargeable E-Cigarette with Replaceable Battery
Image source | Innokin official website


In addition, the main feature of Trine is its "three-in-one" structure: atomizer, detachable and rechargeable battery, control panel. At the same time, the detachable and rechargeable battery enhances the convenience and durability of the device.

Innokin Trine: A Revolutionary Rechargeable E-Cigarette with Replaceable Battery
Image source | Innokin brand official website


Specifically, the main product features of the Innokin Trine include:


E-liquid capacity: 2ml Nicotine concentration: Supports a variety of nicotine levels in e-liquid Battery capacity: 1000mAh removable battery Charging method: Supports Type-C fast charging.


Trine Power Hub charger charges


Backup batteries can also be purchased separately.


Power Mode: Provides a power output of 6-25W.


Function: - Suction activation


Support mouth to lung (MTL) or limit direct lung (RDL) inhale mode.


Compatible with a variety of e-liquid flavors.


Charging indicator light


The screen displays operational parameters such as output power and battery level.


Currently, the Innokin Trine has been listed on the official website of the Innokin e-cigarette brand and major distributor websites in Europe, with a selling price of approximately 19.95 euros.


In addition to the Innokin brand, other brands such as GOLISI and NEXIONE have also introduced similar products with replaceable batteries. 2Firsts will continue to monitor the latest products and market trends in replaceable battery e-cigarette products, providing the public with accurate and authoritative industry information.


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