VFLY and Somone Partnership Launches Innovative E-Cigarette Product in Korea

Aug.27.2024

Sikary's new e-cigarette brand VFLY partners with Somone to launch "VFLY C1" in South Korea, aiming to redefine industry standards.

According to the report from Yonhap News Agency on August 27th, renowned e-cigarette company Sikary's new brand VFLY has announced a partnership with Somone (VFLY Korea) and will be launching their new product "VFLY C1" for the first time in the Korean market.

VFLY stated that "VFLY C1" represents the pinnacle of e-cigarette technology and has been meticulously designed to enhance user satisfaction and convenience. With the launch of this product, VFLY aims to redefine the standard in the e-cigarette industry and push top-tier e-cigarettes and advanced technology to the forefront.

According to reports, the adjustable three modes are ULTRA, RICH, and TASTY. In TASTY mode, the product can provide up to 25,000 uses. Additionally, the device's screen can display real-time battery usage, remaining e-liquid, and information on different modes.

The "VFLY C1" offers 10 different flavors and has specifically adjusted three localized flavors for the Korean market.

VFLY's leaders in the United States, South Korea, and Japan, Steve Wang, stated that...

The collaboration with Somone played a crucial role in the launch of the 'VFLY C1' product. We are excited to introduce this product to the South Korean market and hope it will become a significant milestone for us. This release marks the beginning of VFLY's commitment to providing innovative and high-quality e-cigarette products to the global market.

References:

[1] '브이플라이 C1 일회용 전자담배' 한국 시장 첫 출시

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[1] Targeting U.S.: Sikary Launches New Brand VFLY with 25,000-Puff Disposable VFLY C1

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