JT Resumes Sales of Ploom X Advanced Accessories

JTI by 2FIRSTS.ai
Jan.19.2024
JT Resumes Sales of Ploom X Advanced Accessories
Japanese tobacco company JT has resumed sales of accessories for its heating tobacco device, Ploom X Advanced, on Mynavi and Ploom Shop websites.

According to recent reports from Japanese media outlet Mynavi, Japan Tobacco (JT) has recently relaunched sales of accessories for its Ploom X Advanced, a heating tobacco device under the Ploom brand. The specific accessory is the Ploom X Front Panel Squared Black.

 

JT Resumes Sales of Ploom X Advanced Accessories
Red | Image source: Mynavi

 

The product was released in 2022 and has received positive reviews from many users. This time, Japan Tobacco will resell the product as a standard product, featuring a premium texture achieved through a special matte finish and high-quality black base color. It is said to make the user's hands appear more elegant. The price is 1480 yen (approximately $10).

 

JT Resumes Sales of Ploom X Advanced Accessories
Green | Image source: Mynavi

 

In addition, the accessories for "Ploom X Advanced", including the "Ploom X Fabric Carry Case", will be launching new colors, "red" and "green", both priced at 2480 yen (approximately 17 US dollars).

 

The product is now available for purchase nationwide on the CLUB JT online store and Ploom Shop.

 

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