Trend of "2+10" E-cigarettes in the UK, No Large-screen Design

Market by 2FIRSTS
Dec.12.2024
Trend of "2+10" E-cigarettes in the UK, No Large-screen Design
New "2+10" e-cigarette products from Aladdin, VOOPOO, and Pantherbar hit the UK market ahead of 2024.

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As the end of 2024 approaches, a new batch of "2+10" e-cigarettes has emerged in the UK market, involving e-cigarette brands such as Aladdin, VOOPOO, and pantherbar. 2Firsts has gathered and analyzed the new "2+10" e-cigarette products launched on the websites of e-cigarette distributors in the UK, aiming to examine the trend of this type of e-cigarette products.

 

Aladdin Pro Enjoy X 10000

 

The e-cigarette Aladdin Pro Enjoy X 10000 is launched by the brand Aladdin PRO, which originates from Malaysia and was founded in 2019. Its product line includes disposable e-cigarettes, open systems, e-liquids, and more.

 

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Aladdin Pro Enjoy X 10000 | Image Source: vapesourcing

 

Specifically, the product features of Aladdin Pro Enjoy X 10000 include:

 

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Aladdin Pro Enjoy X 10000 Parameter Information | Illustration: 2Firsts

 

Currently, the Aladdin Pro Enjoy X 10000 has been launched on the e-cigarette distributor website vapesourcing targeting the UK market, with a selling price of around £10.99. As of the time of writing, this product has not yet been listed on the official website of the Aladdin PRO brand.

 

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Aladdin PRO Introduction | Image Source: Aladdin PRO Official Website

 

Dripped Fusion 6000

 

The e-cigarette Dripped Fusion 6000 is launched by Pantherbar. Specifically, the product features of Dripped Fusion 6000 include:

 

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Dripped Fusion 6000 parameter information | Graphics: 2Firsts

 

Currently, Dripped Fusion 6000 has been launched on multiple UK e-cigarette retailers' websites such as vapeuk and vapesourcing, with a selling price of around 11.99 pounds.

 

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Pantherbar releases advertising information for Dripped Fusion 6000 | Image source: ins

 

Specifically, the features of the VOOPOO Argus Bar Pro Max 6000 include:

 

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VOOPOO Argus Bar Pro Max 6000|Image source: vapeclub

 

VOOPOO Argus Bar Pro Max 6000

 

The VOOPOO Argus Bar Pro Max 6000 is a new e-cigarette model released by the well-known e-cigarette brand VOOPOO. Previously, the brand also introduced its first disposable water pipe-style e-cigarette. 

 

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VOOPOO Argus Bar Pro Max 6000 parameter information | Design by: 2Firsts.

 

The product features a cylindrical design in terms of appearance, setting it apart from the two 2+10 products mentioned earlier. Currently, the VOOPOO Argus Bar Pro Max 6000 has been launched on several UK e-cigarette retailer websites such as vapeclub and vapesourcing, with a price tag of around £11.99.

 

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VOOPOO Argus Bar Pro Max 6000 | Image source: vapeclub

 


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