VUSE Pro Smart Debuts with Display and App Integration

May.09.2025
VUSE Pro Smart Debuts with Display and App Integration
British American Tobacco's Vuse brand has unveiled its first screen-equipped e-cigarette, the Vuse Ultra, at the Swiss Tobacco Exhibition. This device features a compact AMOLED display that provides real-time information on battery life and e-liquid levels. It integrates with the MYVUSE app, offering functionalities such as usage tracking, device location, and cloud control. Notably, the Vuse Ultra comes with a removable battery, facilitating responsible disposal.

On May 9th, the Swiss Tobacco Expo was held at the Palexpo exhibition center in Geneva, Switzerland. During the event, 2Firsts observed that British American Tobacco (BAT) launched a new pod system e-cigarette under their VUSE brand called Vuse Ultra. This product features an integrated AMOLED screen, making it the first e-cigarette with a screen from the VUSE brand.

 

VUSE Pro Smart Debuts with Display and App Integration
Vuse Ultra | Image source: 2Firsts

 

Specifically, the Vuse Ultra is equipped with a small AMOLED screen that can display battery power, e-liquid amounts, and start-up animations. Users can adjust power levels through the side buttons of the product, with the corresponding modes displayed on the screen.

 

A QR code is printed on the product packaging, and another QR code appears on the screen when the e-cigarette is activated. According to 2Firsts, scanning the code reveals an app designed specifically for Vuse e-cigarettes.The app is named "MYVUSE" on Google Play and "Nuviu" on the App Store for iPhones.

 

VUSE Pro Smart Debuts with Display and App Integration
Translation into English: QR code displayed on Vuse Ultra | Image source: 2Firsts

 

According to the MYVUSE app description, users can customize their e-cigarette experience through the application, with specific features including usage tracking, locating their device, and cloud control.

 

VUSE Pro Smart Debuts with Display and App Integration
MYVUSE App Description | Image source: Google Play

 

From a product design perspective, the Vuse Ultra pod system is equipped with a 2ML e-liquid capacity and a detachable battery. This design is in compliance with the new regulations set to be implemented by the EU Battery Directive in 2026, which will require batteries in portable devices, such as disposable e-cigarettes, to be easily removable and replaceable by users.

 

VUSE Pro Smart Debuts with Display and App Integration
Vuse Ultra batteries are removable | Image source: 2Firsts

 

According to a report by 2Firsts, discussions with Vuse brand representatives revealed that the Vuse Ultra is currently available for sale in Canada. Furthermore, there are plans to introduce the product in the UK, France, and Germany in the future.
 

 

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