Olit Hookalit E-Cigarettes: Fewer Puffs, More Portability

Nov.07.2024
Olit Hookalit E-Cigarettes: Fewer Puffs, More Portability
E-cigarette brand Olit recently launched the Olit Hookalit X 20000, a disposable, hookah-style e-cigarette with 22ml of 0.35% nicotine liquid. Compared to the previous model, the Olit Hookalit 40000, the new product focuses primarily on portability.

Recently, 2Firsts noted that after the Olit Hookalit 40000, e-cigarette brand Olit has launched another disposable hookah-style e-cigarette, the Olit Hookalit X 20000. According to the distributor website Vapesourcing, the product emphasizes portability and features 22ml of 0.35% nicotine liquid.

 

Olit Hookalit E-Cigarettes: Fewer Puffs, More Portability
Olit Hookalit X 20000|Image source: Olit official website

 

The following table compares the product specifications of the Olit Hookalit X 20000 with the previously released, high-puff e-cigarette product, Olit Hookalit 40000, from the same brand:

 

Olit Hookalit E-Cigarettes: Fewer Puffs, More Portability
Product Parameter Comparison | Illustration: 2Firsts

 

An article on the Ecigator website reviewing the Olit Hookalit 40000 states:

 

"With a nicotine concentration of 0.35%, the Olit Hookalit 40000 is noticeably lower than the 5% concentration commonly found in many other disposable e-cigarettes."

 

"From this perspective, the effect of vaping 40,000 puffs with the Olit Hookalit is roughly equivalent to vaping 2,857 puffs from devices like the SMOK Morf Bar, which have a nicotine concentration of 5%. This means that while the number of puffs may seem impressive, the actual nicotine delivery per puff is much lower."

 

"The large battery and sizable e-liquid tank make this device somewhat bulky compared to other products on the market, resulting in poorer portability."

 

Olit Hookalit E-Cigarettes: Fewer Puffs, More Portability
Olit Hookalit 40000 Review Article | Image source: ecigator

 

The comparison reveals that the new Olit Hookalit X 20000 has a reduced e-liquid capacity and fewer puffs, while its battery capacity has also been lowered accordingly.

 

Additionally, 2Firsts noticed that the Hookalit series of e-cigarettes from the Olit brand, which includes the Olit Hookalit X 20000, Olit Hookalit 40000, and another model, Olit Hookalit Mini, displayed on their official website, all feature a cylindrical shape and do not include the large screen designs that are currently popular on the market.

 

Olit Hookalit E-Cigarettes: Fewer Puffs, More Portability
Olit brand disposable e-cigarette products | Image source: Olit official website

 

 The new Olit Hookalit X 20000, as the "portable" product in the Hookalit series, has already been listed on the official Olit brand website and is available on distributor websites such as Vapesourcing. The product is currently marked as "COMING SOON," with a price of approximately $15.99.

 

It is worth noting that the e-cigarette brand Olit is a subsidiary of Kangor Technology, which has also recently launched a new product, the Kanger SUBOX 50000. This product features an impressive 50,000 puffs and a low nicotine concentration of 0.35%.

 

Olit Hookalit E-Cigarettes: Fewer Puffs, More Portability
Olit Trademark Registration Information | Image source: Tianyancha

 

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