WVS Dubai | Magnetic Suction E-cigarettes Showcased by Smoore, Sikary, OXBAR

World Vape Show by 2FIRSTS, edited by Sophia Lv

Jun.13.2024

WVS Dubai | Magnetic Suction E-cigarettes Showcased by Smoore, Sikary, OXBAR

World Vape Show in Dubai features innovative magnetic e-cigarette products, extending lifespan and sustainability for users.

From June 12th to 14th, the World Vape Show was held at the Dubai World Trade Center. 2FIRSTS observed on site that many companies and brands showcased magnetic suction e-cigarette products at the exhibition.

Magnetic suction e-cigarettes include two magnetic suction components: the e-cigarette device and a rechargeable unit (similar to a power bank). This magnetic suction design allows users to retain and reuse the rechargeable unit when replacing disposable pods, thereby extending the product's lifespan.

Below is a roundup of products related to the launch of magnetic suction e-cigarettes.

FEELM, a technology brand under the Smoore umbrella, has unveiled a disposable solution called OffCharge that comes with a movable screen.

ELFBAR brought its previously launched EW9000 to the exhibition.

OXBAR unveiled a retractable magnetic e-cigarette at the trade show.

Smissi's magnetic suction e-cigarette.

IZY unveiled a magnetic suction e-cigarette at the trade show.

VAPENGIN's magnetic suction products.

GW brand has launched a magnetic absorption e-cigarette SWITCH in collaboration with FEELM.

ANYX's magnetic suction e-cigarette

Also Read:

[1] WVS Interview | My Vapery: Success Lies in Distribution Channel and Cooperation Network

[2] Photo Gallery | World Vape Show Dubai Featuring 300+ E-cig Companies

[3] Exploring Dubai E-cigarette Market Trends: A Detailed Analysis

[4] Exploring World Vape Show: 2FIRSTS Discovers Unique Advertising Trends

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