ZLab Introduces Z-Land Series with Modular Design at ANTY EXPO

Innovation by 2FIRSTS
Sep.09.2024
ZLab Introduces Z-Land Series with Modular Design at ANTY EXPO
E-cigarette brand ZLab unveils new Z-Land series at ANTY EXPO, featuring Lego-style modular design with 50 flavors.

At the recent 2024 Asian International New Tobacco Industry Expo (ANTY EXPO), 2Firsts learned that e-cigarette brand ZLab has launched a new series of products called Z-Land. The products in this series all feature a "LEGO"-like modular design, with the brand claiming that it can create 125,000 product combinations using 50 different flavor options.

 

ZLab Introduces Z-Land Series with Modular Design at ANTY EXPO

 

By checking the Z-Land brand's official website, 2Firsts found out that the new series includes five products: ZLand (e-cigarette device), ZLand Mini (e-cigarette device), ZColors (pre-filled pod), ZColorsMini (pre-filled pod), and ZJoins (HNB device).

 

Specifically, the main product features of ZLand and ZLand Minie-cigarette devices are:

 

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Secondly, the main product features of ZColors and ZColors Mini (pre-installed pod) are:

 

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Among the products mentioned, both the ZLand and ZLand Mini devices utilize magnetic connection technology, allowing them to connect with up to 3 ZColors or ZColors Mini pods.

 

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Image source: zland official website

 

Finally, the main product features of ZJoins (HNB device) are:

 

The 1280mAh battery supports Type-C charging with an LED battery indicator that allows for power control adjustment and the addition of a ZColors Pod.

 

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Image source: Zland official website

 

It is worth noting that ZJoins utilizes magnetic connection to not only heat compatible cigarette holders, but also can be used in conjunction with up to one ZColors series pod.

 

According to a survey by 2Firsts, the e-cigarette brand Ziip Lab (also known as ZLab) is owned by Shenzhen Yibai Technology Co., Ltd. The company was established in 2015 and is located in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province. Under the Ziip Lab brand, a wide range of products including e-cigarettes, pods, e-liquids, and nicotine pouches have been released.

 

Currently, ZLab has applied for patents for the Z-Land series products in more than 50 countries/regions worldwide. 2Firsts will continue to monitor the latest developments in technology innovation and market performance of the Z-Land series products, providing the public with accurate and authoritative information.

 

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