Vaper Expo UK Showcases Innovative E-Cigarette Products Displaying Heart Rate and Blood Oxygen

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May.11.2024

Vaper Expo UK Showcases Innovative E-Cigarette Products Displaying Heart Rate and Blood Oxygen

The Vaper Expo UK in Birmingham unveiled innovative e-cigarette products, including one with heart rate and blood oxygen features.

On May 10th, the Vaper Expo UK e-cigarette exhibition opened at the Birmingham National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, UK. The event showcased a large number of innovative e-cigarette products, attracting attention from numerous exhibitors. 2FIRSTS noted that some brands have introduced e-cigarettes with "heart rate and blood oxygen functions".

The e-cigarette brand Barong showcased a new e-cigarette product with a display screen at the event, featuring a front design similar to the Apple Watch. The product supports type C charging and is promoted with the slogan "HEART RATE & BLOOD OXYGEN FUNCTION." This kind of functionality is not commonly seen in traditional e-cigarette products, but is typically found in health or fitness tracking devices like the Apple Watch.

According to their official website, the product has not been officially released yet, and specific information about its parameters is still unknown. However, based on the distribution of Barong products, it seems that their main focus is still on the e-liquid business.

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[1] Birmingham Expo: "4-In-1" Products Introduced by SMOK, ALD, HAYATI Become Mainstream

[2] VAPORESSO's DELICIU Debuts at Vaper Expo UK

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