Maskking Moonlight 10000: A Unique Combination of E-cigarette and Flashlight

Mar.04.2025
Maskking Moonlight 10000: A Unique Combination of E-cigarette and Flashlight
MASKKING introduces innovative e-cigarette with built-in flashlight, appealing to outdoor enthusiasts and tech lovers. (18 words)

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2Firsts observed that e-cigarette brand MASKKING recently released a new model e-cigarette - the Maskking Moonlight 10000. This product combines the design of an e-cigarette with a flashlight, and also features a replaceable drip tip.

 

Specifically, the product specifications of Maskking Moonlight 10000 are shown in the table below.

 

Maskking Moonlight 10000: A Unique Combination of E-cigarette and Flashlight
Maskking Moonlight 10000 Product Parameters | Illustration: 2FIRSTS
Maskking Moonlight 10000: A Unique Combination of E-cigarette and Flashlight
Mankosway Company Introduction | Image Source: Boss Zhipin

 

In terms of product features, the biggest selling point of Maskking Moonlight 10000 lies in its design featuring a built-in flashlight. The e-cigarette website vape.hk states that this design is particularly suitable for "nomads, outdoor sports enthusiasts, and tech enthusiasts" to use.

 

Maskking Moonlight 10000: A Unique Combination of E-cigarette and Flashlight
Maskking Moonlight 10000 Product Introduction | Image Source: vape.hk.

 

However, the Maskking Moonlight 10000 e-cigarette only has a capacity of 650mAH, which is lower compared to other e-cigarette products on the market. This may make it difficult to simultaneously use the e-cigarette and flashlight functions.

 

Maskking Moonlight 10000: A Unique Combination of E-cigarette and Flashlight
Translation: Maskking Moonlight 10000 | Image source: MASKKING

 

In addition, Maskking Moonlight 10000 is equipped with replaceable mouthpieces that can meet users' needs for smoke volume and taste by using different drip tip diameters.

 

On the manufacturer side, information on the official website of the MASKKING brand indicates that the brand is owned by Mankosway (Shenzhen) Technology Co., Ltd., located in Baoan District, Shenzhen. The company was established in 2018.

 

Maskking Moonlight 10000: A Unique Combination of E-cigarette and Flashlight
Mankosway (Shenzhen) Technology Co., Ltd. | Image source: QCC

 

According to the trademark search system of Alibaba Cloud, two "MASKKING" tobacco smoking device trademarks were registered by Beijing Mankesway Technology Development Co., Ltd. in July 2019 and January 2021, respectively.

 

Maskking Moonlight 10000: A Unique Combination of E-cigarette and Flashlight
MASKKING" trademark information | Image source: Alibaba Cloud trademark search.

According to the company introduction posted on Boss Zhipin, the headquarters of Maskking was established in Beijing, China, the market operations center is located in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China, and the independent factory is located in Dongguan City. It is an original brand manufacturer (OBM) engaged in research and development, production, and sales services.

 

Currently, the Maskking Moonlight 10000 e-cigarette has been listed on the official MASKKING brand website and social media accounts, but the product is not yet available for sale on overseas e-cigarette distributor websites.

 

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