Ploom X ADVANCED Deep Space Blue: New Color Option

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Apr.08.2024
Ploom X ADVANCED Deep Space Blue: New Color Option
Japan Tobacco Inc. introduces new "Deep Space Blue" color option for "Ploom X ADVANCED" e-cigarette, reflecting sophistication and elegance.

According to Japanese media mnavi, Japan Tobacco has recently added a new color option, "Deep Space Blue," to its heated e-cigarette "Ploom X ADVANCED." True to its name, Deep Space Blue features a deep and rich blue color, giving the tobacco device a feeling of composure, sophistication, intelligence, and taste.

 

In March of last year, JT Company launched a limited edition deep space blue product for their old model devices. Due to its success, the company has decided to reintroduce this color in the new "Ploom X ADVANCED" model. The original accessories included in the product, such as the USB Type-C cable, AC adapter, and cleaning sticks, will also be included in the new model.

 

On March 1st of this year, JT launched the "Ploom X ADVANCED special edition red" (designed by Ora ïto), followed by the introduction of the "Deep Space Blue" which features a deep blue color, allowing for more possibilities for the"Ploom X ADVANCED" e-cigarette.

 

It is reported that the "Ploom X ADVANCED Launch Kit in Deep Space Blue" has been released for sale on the JT official website and at Ploom specialty stores nationwide, with a price of 1,980 yen.

 

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