Japanese Tobacco Corporation Launches New Color for Ploom X Advanced

Sep.02.2024
Japanese Tobacco Corporation Launches New Color for Ploom X Advanced
Japanese Tobacco (JT) introduces new color "Rose Shimmer" for Ploom X Advanced device, available for limited release starting September 2.

According to an article by Ascii on September 2nd, Japan Tobacco (JT) announced that they will be adding a new color, "Rose Shimmer," to their heated tobacco device "Ploom X Advanced." This new color will be available in limited quantities starting September 2nd through the CLUB JT online store and nationwide Ploom Shops.


JT has also launched the easy-to-install and detach magnetic front panel "Ploom X Front Panel Rose Shimmer", which comes in another color option "Nutshell." Additionally, the "Ploom X Leather Back Cover Rose" is a leather back cover that can be installed on the back of the device to protect it from scratches and contamination.


The introductory kit for this device is priced at 1,980 yen (including tax) (approximately $14), while the accessories "Ploom X Front Panel Rose Shimmer" and "Ploom X Front Panel Nutshell" are each selling for 980 yen (including tax) (approximately $7). The "Ploom X Leather Back Cover Rose" is priced at 2,480 yen (including tax) (approximately $17).


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