New Releases from DOJO E-cigarette: iMate X 20K, PIXEL, BLAST2000

Feb.12.2025
New Releases from DOJO E-cigarette: iMate X 20K, PIXEL, BLAST2000
DOJO introduces new e-cigarette products iMate X 20K, PIXEL, and BLAST2000 GO on brand website and TPE exhibition.

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Recently, 2Firsts noticed that the e-cigarette brand DOJO has recently launched new e-cigarette products iMate X 20K, PIXEL, and BLAST2000 GO on its official website. These new products have also been released at the TPE Expo in Las Vegas, USA.

 

Specifically, the main product parameters of the DOJO iMate X 20K are shown in the table below.

New Releases from DOJO E-cigarette: iMate X 20K, PIXEL, BLAST2000
DOJO PIXEL parameters | Mapping: 2FIRSTS

 

According to Vaping360, the DOJO iMate X 20K is the flagship product in the iMate series.

New Releases from DOJO E-cigarette: iMate X 20K, PIXEL, BLAST2000
The world's first e-cigarette equipped with a gravity sensor and dual-pixel screen" | Image source: vaping360

The main feature of this product lies in its magnetic suction technology and sliding rail mechanism: the pod section is equipped with a separate 400mAh battery, allowing users to easily replace the pod through magnetic suction connection and sliding rail mechanism. The magnetic battery and screen module can be attached to the pod and other metal surfaces.

 

Another product is DOJO PIXEL, whose main product specifications are shown in the table below:

New Releases from DOJO E-cigarette: iMate X 20K, PIXEL, BLAST2000
DOJO iMate X 20K Specifications | Design: 2FIRSTS

 

The main feature of DOJO PIXEL's products is that it is the "world's first e-cigarette equipped with a gravity sensor and dual pixel screens." Users can switch themes UI by shaking the device, and the device can display pixel-style UI animation designs when tilted or moved.

 

The recently launched product from the DOJO brand is the DOJO BLAST2000 GO, with its main product specifications listed in the table below:

 

New Releases from DOJO E-cigarette: iMate X 20K, PIXEL, BLAST2000
DOJO BLAST 2000 GO Parameters | Image source: 2FIRSTS

 

Unlike the iMate X 20K and PIXEL, the DOJO BLAST2000 GO is a product with a refillable design, equipped with a 2ml pre-filled pod and a 2ml refillable container, providing a total capacity of 4ml.

 

Currently, the iMate X 20K, PIXEL, and BLAST2000 GO are all available on the official website of the DOJO e-cigarette brand and are now online on some e-cigarette distributor websites.

 


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