VOOPOO Releases New VMATE MAX E-Cigarette with Advanced Features

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Aug.01.2024
VOOPOO Releases New VMATE MAX E-Cigarette with Advanced Features
VOOPOO launches new e-cigarette "VMATE MAX" with upgraded pod, 1200mAh battery, 30W power, and customizable output options.

According to N.News, on August 1st, the e-cigarette brand VOOPOO recently announced the launch of its new e-cigarette model "VMATE MAX".

 

The new product is equipped with a 3X upgraded pod, a large capacity 1200mAh battery, a maximum power of 30W, a fast charging function of 5V/2A, and a hidden "horizon" display screen. It also features dual 256-color RGB light strips installed below the IML panel.

 

This new product is compatible with other devices in the VMATE series.

 

VMATE MAX also offers users the customizable SHIFT/POWER output options. The SHIFT mode allows users to set power by pressing a button, while the POWER mode allows users to adjust output in three types: SPT, NOR, and ECO.

 

The company stated that...

 

This device features a 0.4 ohm low resistance design compatible with Freebase e-liquid, providing users with a satisfying RDL experience. The top-fill design makes the refilling process more convenient. The 0.4 ohm pod can deliver up to 30W of output power and hold up to 1000ml of e-liquid, bringing fresh and rich flavors, dense vapor, and a strong throat hit.

 

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