Lost Mary Off-Stamp X Cube 25K Hits US Market Including 3 Flavor Series

Jan.22.2025
Lost Mary Off-Stamp X Cube 25K Hits US Market Including 3 Flavor Series
Off-Stamp X Cube 25K, the latest modular e-cigarette from Off Stamp SW series, hits the market at $16.99.

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Off-Stamp SW series product - Off-Stamp X Cube 25K has been launched on several e-cigarette distributors' websites in the United States. This e-cigarette inherits the modular design of the Off-Stamp series, with a retail price of around $16.99.

 

More specifically, the parameters of Off-Stamp SW series products are as shown in the table below:

 

Lost Mary Off-Stamp X Cube 25K Hits US Market Including 3 Flavor Series
Off-Stamp SW Series Product Parameter Information | Illustration: 2FIRSTS

 

Based on the specifications of the Off-Stamp SW series products, the Off-Stamp X Cube 25K has been upgraded in several aspects. Its e-liquid capacity has been increased from the previous SW series 13ml to 18ml, and the number of puffs has also increased from 9000 to 25000.

 

Lost Mary Off-Stamp X Cube 25K Hits US Market Including 3 Flavor Series
Left: Off-Stamp SW9000 | Middle: Off-Stamp SW16000 | Right: Off-Stamp X Cube 25K

 

In addition, the product is also equipped with a larger 2.25-inch TFT screen, supporting animated displays and screen brightness adjustment functions, allowing real-time monitoring of e-liquid and battery status.

 

It is worth noting that the Off-Stamp X Cube 25K includes three flavor series, X Cube, Classic Cube, and Sweet Cube, with X Cube being the largest in size and the other two being slightly smaller. The Sweet Cube series also features three adjustable sweetness settings, making it the first product under the Off-Stamp brand to offer flavor adjustment function in an e-cigarette.

 

Lost Mary Off-Stamp X Cube 25K Hits US Market Including 3 Flavor Series
X Cube / Classic Cube / Sweet Cube three flavor series | Image source: Off-Stamp official website

 

According to the e-cigarette website Puff21, the Off-Stamp X Cube 25K was developed and launched by the Lost Mary brand. The product is now available on the Off-Stamp brand's official website and on several e-cigarette retailers' websites in the United States, with a price of around $16.99.

 

Lost Mary Off-Stamp X Cube 25K Hits US Market Including 3 Flavor Series
Off-Stamp X Cube 25K information | Image source: puff21

 


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