LOST MARY MO20000 PRO with HD Animation Screen Unveiled in US

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Apr.28.2024
LOST MARY MO20000 PRO with HD Animation Screen Unveiled in US
LOST MARY unveils MO20000 PRO with Industry's Largest HD Animation Screen on DemandVape website.

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On April 28th, 2FIRSTS discovered that the new product MO20000 PRO from the e-cigarette brand LOST MARY has released detailed specifications on the well-known e-cigarette website DemandVape in the United States.

 

This disposable product is currently in the "coming soon" status. From the promotional posters, it can be seen that the MO20000 PRO is focused on the concept of "the industry's largest HD animation screen." This is the first product from LOST MARY that features a high-definition animation screen.

 

LOST MARY MO20000 PRO with HD Animation Screen Unveiled in US
Poster advertising | Image source: DemandVape

 

According to the product information from DEMANDVAPE and Ebcreate websites, the MO20000 PRO comes equipped with an 18mL e-liquid capacity and is adjustable between 13W and 25W of power. It offers 15 flavor options, an 800mAh battery capacity, and three adjustable airflow options.

 

In the promotional material, it is referred to as "this brand new improved version of the LOST MARY MT15000". It is reported that the MT15000 can provide up to 15,000 puffs, and is equipped with a screen that displays battery levels and e-liquid levels, with the screen located in the bottom right corner of the front, primarily displaying text information.

 

 

LOST MARY MO20000 PRO with HD Animation Screen Unveiled in US
Comparison between two products (Left: MT15000, Right: MO20000 PRO) | Image source: Ebcreate

 

The MO20000 PRO screen is located on the right side of the e-cigarette. The promotional materials indicate that this screen can display the remaining e-liquid, remaining battery and power, as well as smoking animations, inhalation timing, and charging animations.

 

It is worth noting that the LOST MARY MO20000 PRO is still unavailable for retrieval on the LOST MARY official website. The popular selections are the MO10000 and BM600 products.

 

LOST MARY MO20000 PRO with HD Animation Screen Unveiled in US
LOST MARY product page | Image source: LOST MARY

 

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