Product | Vaporless Mode + Transparent Display Screen: Kanger Launches Subox Mix 50K in the U.S.

Apr.13
Product | Vaporless Mode + Transparent Display Screen: Kanger Launches Subox Mix 50K in the U.S.
E-cigarette brand Kanger has recently launched its new e-cigarette, the Subox Mix 50K, across multiple online channels in the United States. The product features a “vaporless mode” and a transparent digital display design, supporting switching between approximately 25K vapor puffs and 25K vaporless puffs, for a total of 50,000 puffs, while displaying battery level and mode status in the transparent pod section.

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Key Takeaways

  • Kanger Subox Mix 50K has been launched across multiple online channels in the United States, including Vape Sourcing and Element Vape;
  • The product supports switching between approximately 25K vapor puffs and 25K vaporless puffs;
  • The pod section is equipped with a transparent digital display interface that shows battery level and mode status;
  • The device features dual transparent pods, dual mesh coils, and Soft, Norm, and Turbo power settings.

2Firsts, April 13, 2026

 

2Firsts has noted that e-cigarette brand Kanger has launched its new e-cigarette, the Kanger Subox Mix 50K, across multiple online channels in the United States. The product supports dual-flavor switching, dual mesh coils, three power settings, and a vaporless mode, with a channel price of about $22.99.

 

15 Flavor Options Available, Claimed 50,000 Puffs

 

2Firsts has compiled and organized the product specifications of the Kanger Subox Mix 50K e-cigarette, as shown in the image below:

 

Product | Vaporless Mode + Transparent Display Screen: Kanger Launches Subox Mix 50K in the U.S.
Kanger Subox Mix 50K product specifications | Illustration: 2Firsts

 

In terms of specifications, the Kanger Subox Mix 50K uses an approximately 950mAh rechargeable battery and supports USB Type-C charging. The device claims to provide up to approximately 50,000 puffs in total (25,000 vapor puffs for Flavor A and 25,000 vaporless puffs for Flavor B), with a nicotine strength of 5% (approximately 50mg/ml).

 

The product is available in 15 flavors. Its flavor setup emphasizes the combination of “dual-flavor pairing” and cooling characteristics, covering layered options ranging from basic flavors to compound fruit blends.

 

Product | Vaporless Mode + Transparent Display Screen: Kanger Launches Subox Mix 50K in the U.S.
Kanger Subox Mix 50K is available in 15 flavors | Image source: Vape Sourcing

 

Rotating Mouthpiece Enables Flavor Switching, Equipped With Vaporless Mode

 

In terms of structural design, the Kanger Subox Mix 50K is equipped with dual transparent pods, allowing users to switch between different flavors through a 180-degree rotating mouthpiece. At the same time, the device is built with dual mesh coils and offers three power settings—Soft, Norm, and Turbo—to accommodate different draw resistance and vapor output needs. Under the “vaporless mode” for specific flavors, the product can achieve 25,000 vaporless uses. The “vaporless mode” can be used while reducing visible vapor, meeting concealment needs.

 

Product | Vaporless Mode + Transparent Display Screen: Kanger Launches Subox Mix 50K in the U.S.
Kanger Subox Mix 50K product function description | Image source: Vape Sourcing

 

In 2025, multiple e-cigarette brands, including SKE, NEXA, and Hyperbar, launched e-cigarettes supporting “vaporless mode”:

 

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Equipped With Transparent Digital Display

 

It is worth noting that the pod section of the Kanger Subox Mix 50K is equipped with a transparent digital display interface used to show battery level and mode status, further extending the functional performance of the transparent pod. Such a design is similar to the SUONON DONETE 50K e-cigarette introduced by 2Firsts in August last year. The transparent pod of the SUONON DONETE 50K also integrates a display screen that can show real-time battery level and the current usage mode.

 

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Now Available Through U.S. Channels at $22.99

 

At present, the Kanger Subox Mix 50K has already been launched across multiple online channels in the United States, such as Vape Sourcing and Element Vape, with a product price of about $22.99.

 

Product | Vaporless Mode + Transparent Display Screen: Kanger Launches Subox Mix 50K in the U.S.
Kanger Subox Mix 50K product sales page | Image source: Vape Sourcing

 

As of the time of publication by 2Firsts, the product has not received marketing authorization from the U.S. FDA under the PMTA process.
 



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