Product Launch | iJoy Unveils 40,000-Puff Disposable with AI Voice Control in US

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Aug.23.2024
Product Launch | iJoy Unveils 40,000-Puff Disposable with AI Voice Control in US
American e-cigarette distributor DemandVape will soon launch the innovative iJoy Bar SD40000 with AI voice control technology.

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Recently, 2FIRSTS noticed that the well-known American e-cigarette retailer Demand Vape will soon be launching a innovative disposable e-cigarette product in their new product showcase - the iJoy Bar SD40000. This product is developed by the e-cigarette brand iJoy, and claims to have a high capacity of up to 40,000 puffs, as well as introducing AI voice control technology.

 

According to 2FIRSTS, the iJoy Bar SD40000 is an upgraded version of the iJOY Bar SD10000 previously released by the iJoy brand. Compared to its predecessor, the new product has significantly increased the number of puffs from 10,000 to 40,000, and has added a new AI voice control function.

 

Looking specifically, the main features of the iJoy Bar SD40000 include:

 

20ml pre-filled e-liquid with 5% nicotine content, battery capacity of 750mAh, supports Type-C charging, with a drive mode of approximately 40,000 puffs in D mode and 20,000 puffs in S mode. It also supports artificial intelligence voice control and features a large 3D curved screen. The price is $21.99.

 

It is worth mentioning that back in June of this year, e-cigarette brand iJoy had already launched a disposable e-cigarette with AI voice control function in the United States called the iJoy Uranus 25000, priced at $19.99. The iJoy brand claims this product to be the "world's first disposable e-cigarette with AI voice control.

 

The new iJoy Bar SD40000 once again features AI voice control functionality, allowing users to interact with the device through voice commands by saying "Hey, iJoy." The company continues to promote it as the "world's first disposable e-cigarette with AI voice control capabilities," making it a major highlight in their product line.

 

In fact, as early as 2018, iJoy had already released an e-cigarette MOD model with voice control functionality - the IJOY Avenger 270. The company claimed that the product's "greatest achievement lies in the voice control system, which allows users to adjust the device through voice recognition mechanism".

 

Product Launch | iJoy Unveils 40,000-Puff Disposable with AI Voice Control in US
IJOY Avenger 270 | Image Source: Generalvape

 

2FIRSTS will continue to monitor the technological innovations and market performance of the iJoy brand in the e-cigarette industry, providing the public with accurate and authoritative information.

 

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