ZOVOO Launches New Disposable E-Cigarette: DRAGBAR B5000

Sep.06.2022
ZOVOO Launches New Disposable E-Cigarette: DRAGBAR B5000
ZOVOO released DRAGBAR B5000, a small-sized disposable e-cigarette with 13ml capacity, 5000 puffs, and 10 flavors.

On September 5th, ZOVOO unveiled its latest product in the DRAGBAR line, the one-time use DRAGBAR B5000.


The DRAGBAR B5000 is the first box-style electronic cigarette in the DRAGBAR family, and it is compact in size.


The DRAGBAR B5000 has a liquid capacity of 13ml and features a crystal mouthpiece that allows users to take up to 5000 puffs. It is equipped with a 500mAh battery and supports Type-C fast charging.


The DRAGBAR B5000 utilizes an upgraded Mesh Coil which enhances the flavor rendering, available in 10 flavors.


The DRAGBAR B5000 features a symmetrical box structure, dual-color injection technology, and dynamic contrasting colors. The body has a skin-friendly matte texture, enhancing the grip.


ZOVOO was founded in 2020 and its products are sold in over 70 countries.


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