Introducing NEXA Ultra 50K: America's Largest Disposable E-Cigarette

Oct.21.2024
Introducing NEXA Ultra 50K: America's Largest Disposable E-Cigarette
NEXA introduces NEXA Ultra 50K, the largest disposable e-cigarette in the US market with 50,000 puffs.

Recently, 2Firsts noticed that the e-cigarette brand NEXA has launched a NEXA Ultra 50K disposable e-cigarette product, which is believed to be the e-cigarette product with the largest puff count in the American market to date, with the ability to be used up to 50,000 times.

 

Earlier, 2Firsts predicted that 50,000 units of disposable e-cigarette products would be launched in the US market in October this year, while conducting an inventory of new 40,000 units of disposable products. This prediction has been validated with the launch of NEXA Ultra 50K (for more details, refer to "Product Roundup: New 40,000-Puff Disposable E-Cigarettes in the US, Puff Count Race Intensifies).

 

Introducing NEXA Ultra 50K: America's Largest Disposable E-Cigarette
Super Luckee 45000 | Image source: Two Supreme

 

Following the news of luckeevape's Super Luckee 45000 disposable e-cigarette with 45,000 puffs(Super Luckee 45000: The Largest Disposable E-Cigarette in USA)The new product boasts 50,000 puffs, 20ml e-liquid capacity, and a 3D curved screen design, marking a new phase in the escalating puff count competition in the American e-cigarette market.

Introducing NEXA Ultra 50K: America's Largest Disposable E-Cigarette
Image source: vapesourcing website

 

Specifically, the main product features of the NEXA Ultra 50K include:

 

Nicotine concentration: 5% (50mg) 

Number of puffs: approximately 50,000 (normal mode) /30,000 (turbo mode) 

Battery capacity: 800mAh Rechargeable battery 

Charging method: USB Type-C charging 

E-liquid capacity: 20ml 

Screen features: 3D curved screen, with light effects and battery indicator 

Product flavors: 15 Product price: approximately $16.99

 

Introducing NEXA Ultra 50K: America's Largest Disposable E-Cigarette
Image source: Nexabar official website

 

In terms of appearance, the NEXA Ultra 50K adopts the popular 3D curved screen design, (The Rise of 3D Curved Screen E-cigarette Products)which allows for real-time monitoring of the product's battery power. It also features a transparent e-liquid reservoir, providing a clear display of the remaining e-liquid levels.

 

By comparing Super Luckee 45000 with 2Firsts, it was noted that both are high-capacity e-cigarette products. Super Luckee 45000 has a 50ml e-liquid capacity and approximately 45,000 puffs, while the NEXA Ultra 50K has a smaller 20ml e-liquid capacity but offers 50,000 puffs.

 

Introducing NEXA Ultra 50K: America's Largest Disposable E-Cigarette
Image source: Nexabar official website

 

According to a survey conducted by 2Firsts, it was found that the NEXA brand trademark belongs to LingYu Innovation Limited, which was established in December 2023 and is located in Hong Kong, China. The trademark "NEXA" was officially submitted for trademark application on June 28, 2024 and is currently still awaiting substantive examination.

 

Introducing NEXA Ultra 50K: America's Largest Disposable E-Cigarette
Source of the image: Tianyancha website

 

It is reported that the NEXA Ultra 50K has now launched on the official website of the Nexabar brand as well as on popular American e-cigarette distributor websites such as Vapesourcing and General Vape.

 


 

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