Photo Collection of New Products: A Comprehensive Review of Innovative E-Cigarette Products at the Dubai Vape Show

Jun.23.2025

The official media partner of the exhibition, 2Firsts, visited the exhibition hall in depth and observed on the spot that many brands showcased multifunctional all-in-one e-cigarettes and other new types of e-cigarette products with diverse forms.

【By 2Firsts, Dubai】From June 18th to 20th, the World Vape Show Dubai 2025, which has attracted widespread attention from the global industry, was held at the Dubai World Trade Center.

The official media partner of the exhibition, 2Firsts, visited the exhibition hall in depth and observed on the spot that many brands launched multifunctional all- in-one-cigarettes and other new types of e-cigarette products with diverse forms.

The following is a photo collection of innovative e - cigarettes (all pictures are from 2Firsts):

Photo Collection of New Products: A Comprehensive Review of Innovative E-Cigarette Products at the Dubai Vape Show — E - cigarette “iPhone mini +” | Photo Source: 2Firsts

Photo Collection of New Products: A Comprehensive Review of Innovative E-Cigarette Products at the Dubai Vape Show — Smartwatch + E-cigarette | Photo Source: 2Firsts

Photo Collection of New Products: A Comprehensive Review of Innovative E-Cigarette Products at the Dubai Vape Show — Classic Phone + E - cigarette | Photo Source: 2Firsts

Photo Collection of New Products: A Comprehensive Review of Innovative E-Cigarette Products at the Dubai Vape Show — E - cigarette in the Shape of a Wine Bottle | Photo Source: 2Firsts

Photo Collection of New Products: A Comprehensive Review of Innovative E-Cigarette Products at the Dubai Vape Show — Magnetic E - cigarette | Photo Source: 2Firsts

Photo Collection of New Products: A Comprehensive Review of Innovative E-Cigarette Products at the Dubai Vape Show — E - cigarette with Four - Adjustment Functions | Photo Source: 2Firsts

Photo Collection of New Products: A Comprehensive Review of Innovative E-Cigarette Products at the Dubai Vape Show — Voice - controlled Screen - display E - cigarette | Photo Source: 2Firsts

Photo Collection of New Products: A Comprehensive Review of Innovative E-Cigarette Products at the Dubai Vape Show — Speaker + E - cigarette | Photo Source: 2Firsts

Photo Collection of New Products: A Comprehensive Review of Innovative E-Cigarette Products at the Dubai Vape Show — Flavor - mixable E - cigarette | Photo Source: 2Firsts

Photo Collection of New Products: A Comprehensive Review of Innovative E-Cigarette Products at the Dubai Vape Show — E - cigarette with Transparent Oil Tank and Irregular Shape | Photo Source: 2Firsts

Photo Collection of New Products: A Comprehensive Review of Innovative E-Cigarette Products at the Dubai Vape Show — E - cigarette with Detachable Screen | Photo Source: 2Firsts

Photo Collection of New Products: A Comprehensive Review of Innovative E-Cigarette Products at the Dubai Vape Show — E - cigarette with Detachable Screen | Photo Source: 2Firsts

You're welcome to submit articles, request interviews, or share your comments with 2Firsts. Please contact us at: info@2firsts.com, or reach out to 2Firsts CEO Alan Zhao on LinkedIn.

Click the image below to enter the special coverage.

Why Many E-Liquids Today Are "Not Bad, but Not Memorable" – Mylor’s Approach to Experience Design

Why Many E-Liquids Today Are "Not Bad, but Not Memorable" – Mylor’s Approach to Experience Design

China Tobacco Regulation Shift：Policy Updates and Market Impact

China Tobacco Regulation Shift：Policy Updates and Market Impact

EVO NXT European Tobacco & NGP Exhibition

EVO NXT European Tobacco & NGP Exhibition

Philip Morris Ukraine Says It Will Invest Another USD 10.00 Million in ZYN Nicotine Pouches This Year

Philip Morris Ukraine Says It Will Invest Another USD 10.00 Million in ZYN Nicotine Pouches This Year

Philip Morris said that after investing USD 5.00 million last year to promote its ZYN nicotine pouch brand in Ukraine, it plans to invest another USD 10.00 million this year to develop the nicotine pouch category and launch a new ZYN line.

Apr.08 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Indonesia to Step Up Vape Surveillance as Concerns Rise Over Drug-Laced E-Cigarettes

Indonesia to Step Up Vape Surveillance as Concerns Rise Over Drug-Laced E-Cigarettes

Indonesia will strengthen surveillance of vapes amid growing concerns over drug-laced e-cigarettes. The National Food and Drug Monitoring Agency, or BPOM, will soon take charge of monitoring nationwide vape distribution and said it will work with the National Narcotics Agency, or BNN. BNN recently floated a plan to completely ban e-cigarettes, saying a total ban was the only way to prevent liquid narcotics.

May.11 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Revised Tobacco Business Act to Take Effect in South Korea, Banning Online Sales of Liquid Vapes

Revised Tobacco Business Act to Take Effect in South Korea, Banning Online Sales of Liquid Vapes

South Korea’s Ministry of Health and Welfare will implement a partial revision of the Tobacco Business Act on April 24. The scope will expand from products made with “tobacco leaves” to all products manufactured with natural or synthetic nicotine. Synthetic nicotine liquid e-cigarettes, which had previously been treated as industrial products and were freely sold and advertised online, will from April 24 be subject to the same regulations as ordinary tobacco products.

Apr.23 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Japan Says Heated Tobacco and E-Cigarette Use Is a Key Factor Behind Rising In-Flight Smoking

Japan Says Heated Tobacco and E-Cigarette Use Is a Key Factor Behind Rising In-Flight Smoking

Japan’s transport ministry said on April 14 that major Japanese airlines reported 429 passenger smoking incidents on domestic and international flights in 2025, the highest level since comparable data collection began in 2004. The government said the spread of heated tobacco products and e-cigarettes was an important factor behind the increase. Japan plans to work with airlines to raise public awareness of fire risks on aircraft.

Apr.14 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Ukrainian Prosecutors and Economic Security Bureau Dismantle Illegal Vape Liquid Network Worth About UAH 30 Million

Ukrainian Prosecutors and Economic Security Bureau Dismantle Illegal Vape Liquid Network Worth About UAH 30 Million

Ukraine’s Office of the Prosecutor General and the Bureau of Economic Security said they uncovered an illegal production and sales scheme for e-cigarette liquids that had been operating in Ukraine since 2023.

Apr.14 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Thai Vape User Numbers Rose More Than 11-Fold in Three Years, Group Says Ban Should Be Reassessed

Thai Vape User Numbers Rose More Than 11-Fold in Three Years, Group Says Ban Should Be Reassessed

A network of e-cigarette users in Thailand has urged the new government to review the country’s vape ban, saying official data show that use has risen sharply despite more than a decade of prohibition.

Mar.27 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Related Topics

Related Read

Philip Morris Ukraine Says It Will Invest Another USD 10.00 Million in ZYN Nicotine Pouches This Year

Philip Morris Ukraine Says It Will Invest Another USD 10.00 Million in ZYN Nicotine Pouches This Year

Indonesia to Step Up Vape Surveillance as Concerns Rise Over Drug-Laced E-Cigarettes

Indonesia to Step Up Vape Surveillance as Concerns Rise Over Drug-Laced E-Cigarettes

Revised Tobacco Business Act to Take Effect in South Korea, Banning Online Sales of Liquid Vapes

Revised Tobacco Business Act to Take Effect in South Korea, Banning Online Sales of Liquid Vapes

Japan Says Heated Tobacco and E-Cigarette Use Is a Key Factor Behind Rising In-Flight Smoking

Japan Says Heated Tobacco and E-Cigarette Use Is a Key Factor Behind Rising In-Flight Smoking

Ukrainian Prosecutors and Economic Security Bureau Dismantle Illegal Vape Liquid Network Worth About UAH 30 Million

Ukrainian Prosecutors and Economic Security Bureau Dismantle Illegal Vape Liquid Network Worth About UAH 30 Million

Thai Vape User Numbers Rose More Than 11-Fold in Three Years, Group Says Ban Should Be Reassessed

Thai Vape User Numbers Rose More Than 11-Fold in Three Years, Group Says Ban Should Be Reassessed