RELX Launches New Disposable Product Pixel in Indonesia

Nov.01.2022
RELX Launches New Disposable Product Pixel in Indonesia
RELX launches new disposable product Pixel with 4 flavors, priced at 100,000 Indonesian Rupiah (about 46 yuan).

According to sources at Indonesian RELX vape shops, after releasing their new product RELX Infinity Plus on October 26th of this year, RELX has now announced another new product - one-time-use disposable product RELX Pixel. On November 1st, RELX Pixel was officially launched for sale both online and in physical stores in the Indonesian market.


A new product priced at 100,000 Indonesian rupiahs (approximately 46 yuan in Chinese currency) is now available in four flavors: Ludou Lce, Lemon Zest, Watermelon Ice, and Tangy Crape. The product is manufactured by SOMO and features FEELM ceramic cores.


The PR head of RELX Southeast Asia told 2FIRSTS that their product is globally launched in Indonesia, and will be introduced in other countries in the future, but the timeline is unspecified. The price of 100,000 Indonesian rupiahs is carefully chosen to be competitive in the local market.


On November 1st, the 2FIRSTS frontline staff visited several RELX Yueke offline flagship stores and found that the product had great first-day sales. One flagship store sold out of its inventory of one thousand units by the morning.


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RELX Pixel comes in 4 different flavors, one of which is Tangy Crape4. Image source: Official RELX website.


RELX YS has four different flavors of their Pixel product, with Lemon Zest being one of them. Image source: RELX YS official website.


The RELX Pixel has four flavors, including Watermelon Ice and Ludou Lce, according to sources on the company's official website.


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