VOZOL Unveils UK Debut of Open-Pod Ace Max with 'Largest HD Touch Screen'

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Dec.13.2024
VOZOL Unveils UK Debut of Open-Pod Ace Max with 'Largest HD Touch Screen'
VOZOL introduces new open system e-cigarette, Ace Max, featuring world's largest HD touch screen, now available in UK.

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Recently, it has come to the attention of 2Firsts that the well-known e-cigarette brand VOZOL has launched a new open system, the VOZOL Ace Max, on its official website. The brand's promotion claims that this product features "the world's largest high-definition touch screen." Currently, the VOZOL Ace Max is available on the websites of e-cigarette distributors in the UK, such as vapesuperstore and ideavape.

 

VOZOL official website showcases its first open system product

 

VOZOL Unveils UK Debut of Open-Pod Ace Max with 'Largest HD Touch Screen'
VOZOL Ace Max | Image Source: VOZOL Official Website

 

Specifically, the product features of VOZOL Ace Max are as follows:

 

VOZOL Unveils UK Debut of Open-Pod Ace Max with 'Largest HD Touch Screen'
VOZOL Ace Max product specifications | Graphic: 2Firsts

 

According to the information posted on the official website of the VOZOL brand, VOZOL Ace Max is the only open system product showcased by the brand. It belongs to the "ACE" product series and its main feature is the 1.47-inch touch screen display, which shows data including power, inhalation count, and battery level.

 

The only e-liquid product displayed on the VOZOL official website

 

On the official website for VOZOL Ace Max, the "Product Recommendations" section displays an e-liquid product available in two nicotine concentrations, 20mg and 50mg, and two sizes, 10ml and 30ml. The brand also offers a variety of 60 different flavors for consumers to choose from.

 

VOZOL Unveils UK Debut of Open-Pod Ace Max with 'Largest HD Touch Screen'
VOZOL E-liquid | Image source: VOZOL official website

 

This e-liquid is currently the only e-liquid product displayed on the official website of the VOZOL brand.

 

It is reported that VOZOL Ace Max was officially launched on the official website of VOZOL in November this year. Currently, the product is available on e-cigarette distributor websites such as vapesuperstore and ideavape in the UK, with a selling price of around £29.99.

 

VOZOL Unveils UK Debut of Open-Pod Ace Max with 'Largest HD Touch Screen'
VOZOL Ace Max real picture | Image source: ideavape

 

2Firsts discovered through online e-cigarette retailers such as vapesourcing, vapeclub, zerovapes, that the VOZOL brand mainly sells disposable e-cigarettes and a few pod systems. As of the time of writing, there have been no other open system products from the VOZOL brand except for the VOZOL Ace Max.

 

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