Introducing VOOPOO's Latest Innovation: DORIC Galaxy

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Jan.31.2024
Introducing VOOPOO's Latest Innovation: DORIC Galaxy
VOOPOO introduces DORIC Galaxy, the first e-cigarette in its series with a built-in power bank and professional vaporization technology.

In recent days, the e-cigarette brand VOOPOO has announced the launch of its latest product DORIC Galaxy. This product marks the first collaboration between VOOPOO and the DORIC series to incorporate a portable power source.

 

The DORIC Galaxy utilizes specialized atomization technology, with a refillable 1.2 ohm cartridge and replaceable cotton mouthpiece droplet tip. According to the brand, the DORIC Galaxy can achieve a 95% accuracy in replicating e-liquid flavors.

 

The DORIC Galaxy set comes with a built-in power bank, with a capacity of 1800 mAh. The e-cigarette pen has a battery capacity of 500 mAh. The batteries are equipped with magnetic wireless charging function. Once fully charged, they can support 100 hours of smoking experience.

 

The monthly usage of the DORIC Galaxy e-cigarette requires two cartridges and 50 milliliters of e-liquid, costing approximately 35 euros (or 271 Chinese yuan).

 

The design team of VOOPOO declares, "We have made attempts in terms of flavors, materials, and device design, aiming to retain the innovation of e-cigarettes while making them closer to traditional tobacco cigarettes."

 

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