VOOPOO DRAG 5: The Ultimate High-Power E-Cigarette Mod

Market by 2FIRSTS.ai
Jul.03.2024
VOOPOO DRAG 5: The Ultimate High-Power E-Cigarette Mod
VOOPOO launches the new VOOPOO DRAG 5, featuring UFORCE-X TANK and adjustable power up to 177W, now available in stores.

According to a report by Vaping 360 on July 2nd, the e-cigarette brand VOOPOO has launched its new product, the VOOPOO DRAG 5.

VOOPOO DRAG 5: The Ultimate High-Power E-Cigarette Mod
VOOPOO DRAG 5 | Image source: VOOPOO official website


DRAG 5 is the latest addition to VOOPOO's classic DRAG series, featuring the UFORCE-X TANK (PnP X) high-powered MOD product. It can be adjusted to a maximum power of 177W, with an external 18650 large capacity battery and support for 5V/3A fast charging.

VOOPOO DRAG 5: The Ultimate High-Power E-Cigarette Mod
VOOPOO DRAG 5 | Image source: VOOPOO official website


In addition, the device features multiple interactive and e-cigarette modes, and has a leather exterior.


The UFORCE-X TANK (PnP X) is a new e-cigarette tank with a 5.5mL capacity. It features top slide fill design, leak-proof construction, and can satisfy both MTL and DTL e-cigarette needs. The tank utilizes VOOPOO PnP X atomization technology, has a 4-layer leak-proof design, long lifespan, and is compatible with 510 interface DRAG 5. It also has a push-pull battery cover, leather exterior, 4 e-cigarette modes, 5 theme UI colors and animations, and a 3-in-1 flip switch and battery assessment system. The product is currently on the market.


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