SKE Launches Crystal Vision 30000 With 360° 3D Screen

Nov.19.2024
SKE Launches Crystal Vision 30000 With 360° 3D Screen
SKE has introduced the SKE Crystal Vision 30000, a new disposable vape featuring a 5.3-inch 360° screen and a capacity of 30,000 puffs. The product has been registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

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2Firsts recently noted that SKE, a vape brand, has launched a new disposable device, the SKE Crystal Vision 30000. The product includes a 5.3-inch 360° screen and a capacity of 30,000 puffs. It has also been submitted for trademark registration with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

 

SKE Launches Crystal Vision 30000 With 360° 3D Screen
SKE CRYSTAL VISION 30000 Product Release Announcement | Image Source: SKE

 

Specifically, the features of the SKE Crystal Vision 30000 include:

 

SKE Launches Crystal Vision 30000 With 360° 3D Screen
SKE CRYSTAL VISION 30000 product parameters | Diagram: 2Firsts

 

SKE Launches Crystal Vision 30000 With 360° 3D Screen
SKE CRYSTAL VISION 30000|Source: SKE

 

The SKE Crystal Vision 30000 features a 360° 3D curved screen as its standout design element. In the past six months, more companies and brands have introduced vapes with 3D curved screens. While this design adds to production costs and maintenance complexity, it reflects an emerging trend in vape product design. (Read more: "The Rise of 3D Curved Screen E-cigarette Products")

 

Vapes with 360° 3D curved screens are uncommon in the market, with the DOJO Sphere X being one of the few well-known examples. The SKE Crystal Vision 30000 was introduced on November 15 through the brand's official website but has not yet been listed on overseas distributor websites.

 

SKE Launches Crystal Vision 30000 With 360° 3D Screen
DOJO Sphere X | Image source: DOJO

 

The trademark for the SKE Crystal Vision 30000 was assigned serial number #98769359 by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on September 25. According to Alibaba Cloud Qihang, Shenzhen SKE Technology Co., Ltd. filed the trademark application on September 27, and a notice of acceptance was issued on November 13.

 

SKE Launches Crystal Vision 30000 With 360° 3D Screen
Trademark registration information displayed by USPTO | Image source: USPTO

 

SKE Launches Crystal Vision 30000 With 360° 3D Screen
Trademark registration information displayed on Aliyun Qi Hang | Image source: Aliyun Qi Hang

 

Shenzhen SKE Technology Co., Ltd., founded in 2013, focuses on developing, producing, and selling vapes and accessories. According to its parent company, Shenzhen Yinghe Technology Co., Ltd., SKE has achieved strong growth in European markets, particularly in Poland, the Netherlands, and Belgium, while prioritizing the UK market. The company is also expanding its presence in the U.S., Russia, and Southeast Asia, alongside ongoing efforts to develop its nicotine pouch business. (Read more: "Yinghe Technology Expands Skorn Nicotine Pouch Business, Extends E-Cigarette Reach to Russia and Southeast Asia")

 

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