KT&G Launches Upgraded HTP "Lil Solid 3.0" with New Features

Sep.23.2024
KT&G Launches Upgraded HTP "Lil Solid 3.0" with New Features
KT&G launches upgraded heated tobacco device "Lil Solid 3.0" with new modes and features, available for $66.

According to a report from N.News on September 23, South Korean tobacco company KT&G has launched a new heat-not-burn tobacco device (HTP) called "Lil Solid 3.0" equipped with features such as "BOOST MODE" and "SMART ON".


Lil Solid 3.0" is the upgraded version of "Lil Solid 2.0" released in 2020. According to KT&G, the new product introduces two new modes. The BOOST MODE provides a rich amount of smoke and a strong impact, while the NORMAL MODE maintains the performance of "Lil Solid 2.0" and offers the same smoking experience.


In addition, "Lil Solid 3.0" also includes "SMART ON" and "fast charging" features.


In terms of appearance, the "Lil Solid 3.0" retains its circular design, while also incorporating aluminum metal materials for the first time. The product is available in four color options: "Galaxy Blue," "Satin Silver," "Midnight Green," and "Stargazing Red.


Lil Solid 3.0" will be first sold at five "Lil Minimalium" stores and online at "Lil Store" starting today (23rd). It will then be available at around 1000 Lil stores nationwide from October 2nd. The suggested retail price is 88,000 Korean won (66 US dollars).


KT&G Company's NGP division director, Im Wang-seop, stated,


With the upgraded user convenience and design of Lil Solid 3.0, consumers are provided with greater satisfaction. The company will continue to focus on developing innovative products that meet the needs of domestic and international consumers, based on world-class brand competitiveness.


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