Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K: A New e-cigarette Innovation

Feb.25.2025
Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K: A New e-cigarette Innovation
KANGVAPE launches new Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K e-cigarette, boasting 60,000 puffs and 3D screen design, making waves in the market.

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2Firsts observed that the e-cigarette brand KANGVAPE recently launched a new e-cigarette model, the Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K, on its official website. The product boasts up to 60,000 puffs and features a dual dynamic 3D curved screen design, potentially making it the disposable product with the highest puff count currently known in the e-cigarette market.

 

Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K: A New e-cigarette Innovation
Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K Product Introduction | Image Source: KANGVAPE

 

 

Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K: A New e-cigarette Innovation
Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K Product Introduction | Image source: vapesourcing
Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K: A New e-cigarette Innovation
KANGVAPE social media account | Image source: Instagram

 

Specifically, the product specifications of the Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K are shown in the table below.

 

Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K: A New e-cigarette Innovation
Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K Parameter Information | Designed by: 2FIRSTS

 

The main feature of the Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K e-cigarette is its approximately 60,000 puffs under regular mode, making it currently the disposable product with the highest known puff count in the e-cigarette market. According to the e-cigarette distributor website vapesourcing, "its e-liquid capacity is much larger than other disposable e-cigarettes on the market (50,000 puffs).

 

In addition, the Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K is equipped with two dynamic screens, one round screen and one 3D curved screen, which can not only display battery status, e-liquid level, and output mode, but also have a flashing effect.

 

On the manufacturer side, the Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K is launched by Shenzhen Kangvape Technology Co., Ltd., a subsidiary e-cigarette brand of KANGVAPE. The company also owns multiple self-owned brands such as SMOD and YIBLA.

 

Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K: A New e-cigarette Innovation
KANGVAPE Brand Introduction | Image Source: KANGVAPE

 

Currently, the Kangvape Speedy Beast X 60K product has landed on the official website and social media of the KANGVAP brand, as well as being available on the e-cigarette distributor website vapesourcing in the United States, with a price of around $16.99.

 


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