Product | Refillable up to 30 mL in total and claimed 60,000 puffs: MASKKING launches open-system UCEE MAX

Mar.02
Product | Refillable up to 30 mL in total and claimed 60,000 puffs: MASKKING launches open-system UCEE MAX
E-cigarette brand MASKKING has recently listed its new UCEE MAX on its official website. According to the website, the device features an open, refillable design with a stated 10 mL e-liquid capacity, supports three refills, and claims a total of 60,000 puffs.

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Key Takeaways:

 

  • Open-system, refillable design: Stated 10 mL e-liquid reservoir, refillable three times for a cumulative maximum of about 30 mL; claimed total of 60,000 puffs.
  • Core upgrades: Compared with UCEE (7,000 puffs), UCEE MAX increases the claimed puff count and boosts battery capacity from 600 mAh to 650 mAh.
  • Atomization system adjustment: Resistance reduced from 1.0Ω to 0.6Ω, upgraded to dual mesh (Dual Mesh).
  • Feature set as presented: The official website shows Normal/Boost dual modes, a visible pod, a child-lock icon, and a rotating seal structure.

 


2Firsts | March 2, 2026

 

2Firsts has noted that e-cigarette brand MASKKING recently listed a new device on its official website: MASKKING UCEE MAX. The product adopts an open-system design. The brand claims a 10 mL e-liquid capacity, supports three refills, and claims a total of 60,000 puffs.

 

 

Refillable three times | Claimed 60,000 puffs

 

 

2Firsts has compiled the specification information for the MASKKING UCEE MAX, as shown below:

 

Product | Refillable up to 30 mL in total and claimed 60,000 puffs: MASKKING launches open-system UCEE MAX
MASKKING UCEE MAX specifications | Graphic: 2Firsts

 

In terms of specifications, MASKKING UCEE MAX, positioned as an open-system refillable device, measures approximately 46.8 × 22.9 × 97.3 mm and has a 10 mL reservoir. It also states “at least 3 refills, cumulative maximum about 30 mL,” and the official claimed total puff count is 60,000. Based on product images published on the official website, the nicotine strength is 50 mg/mL, and the device uses a top-fill design.

 

The device uses a 0.6Ω dual mesh coil (Dual Mesh), is powered by a 650 mAh built-in battery, and supports Type-C charging. Structurally, it features a visible pod for monitoring e-liquid levels, and the website materials also show Normal/Boost dual modes, a child-lock icon, and a rotating seal feature.

 

 

MASKKING UCEE upgrade: puff count, battery, and coil adjustments

 

 

Notably, 2Firsts observed that as early as late 2023, MASKKING launched an open-system refillable device named “MASKKING UCEE,” whose exterior design is highly similar to that of the UCEE MAX.

 

Product | Refillable up to 30 mL in total and claimed 60,000 puffs: MASKKING launches open-system UCEE MAX
“MASKKING UCEE” open-system refillable device | Source: MASKKING official website

 

According to the UCEE product page, the device claims 7,000 puffs, has a 600 mAh battery with Type-C charging, and a 12 mL reservoir. The kit additionally includes 15 mL of e-liquid. Nicotine strength options are listed as 2% and 5%, and the coil resistance is 1.0Ω. The device size is 81.4 × 44.5 × 22.6 mm, with a weight of 46 g.

 

Comparing MASKKING UCEE with MASKKING UCEE MAX, the “upgrades” of UCEE MAX are mainly reflected in:

 

  • Higher claimed puff count: UCEE claims 7,000 puffs; UCEE MAX claims 60,000 puffs.

 

  • Atomization specification adjustment (lower resistance + dual mesh): UCEE is stated at 1.0Ω; UCEE MAX is stated at 0.6Ω Dual Mesh.
  • Slightly larger battery capacity: UCEE is 600 mAh (Type-C); UCEE MAX is 650 mAh (Type-C).

 

  • More explicit mode/power information: The UCEE MAX page explicitly shows “Normal / Boost” dual modes (Dual Power Boost Mode), while the UCEE specification section does not provide mode information.

 

  • Differences in refill and structural presentation:

Capacity: UCEE lists a 12 mL reservoir and includes 15 mL e-liquid in the kit; UCEE MAX lists a 10 mL reservoir and states “at least 3 refills, maximum about 30 mL.”

Operation/structure: UCEE MAX materials show a rotating mouthpiece/seal and a bottom slider for power-on; UCEE’s instructions describe opening a silicone plug to refill, waiting 2 minutes, and pressing the button three times to power on/off.

 

At present, MASKKING UCEE MAX has been listed on the brand’s official website and has also been promoted on the brand’s official Instagram and other social media platforms.

 

Product | Refillable up to 30 mL in total and claimed 60,000 puffs: MASKKING launches open-system UCEE MAX
MASKKING UCEE MAX promotional post | Source: Instagram

 



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