MEMERS AIVA A1: A New Generation of E-cigarette Technology

Feb.18.2025
MEMERS AIVA A1: A New Generation of E-cigarette Technology
MEMERS VAPE, a brand under Shenzhen Sikary Technology, introduces the new MEMERS AIVA A1 e-cigarette with innovative features.

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Shenzhen Sikary Technology Co., Ltd.'s e-cigarette brand MEMERS VAPE recently showcased a new open-pod e-cigarette, the MEMERS AIVA A1, on its official website. The product features a curved screen that can display functions such as charging countdown and stopwatch.

 

Specifically, the main product information for MEMERS AIVA A1 is as shown in the following table:

 

MEMERS AIVA A1: A New Generation of E-cigarette Technology
MEMERS AIVA A1 Parameters | Schematic: 2FIRSTS

 

In terms of product features, the MEMERS AIVA A1 has a side screen that includes functions such as charging countdown and stopwatch. Additionally, the AIVA A1 also comes equipped with multifunctional LED lights that support high beam, low beam, strobe, and SOS modes.

 

MEMERS AIVA A1: A New Generation of E-cigarette Technology
MERMERS AIVA A1 | Image source: MEMERS VAPE

 

AIVA A1 is equipped with an open pod system, with a pod capacity of 2ml, offering a total of 15 different product flavors.

 

MEMERS AIVA A1: A New Generation of E-cigarette Technology
MEMERS AIVA A1 | Image source: MEMERS VAPE

 

On the manufacturer's side, the MEMERS AIVA A1 is introduced by the e-cigarette brand MEMERS VAPE under Shenzhen Sikary Technology Co., Ltd. It is another open-pod e-cigarette product released by MEMERS VAPE following the Dr. AIR series.

 

MEMERS AIVA A1: A New Generation of E-cigarette Technology
MEMERS AIVA A1 product packaging | Image source: e-cigarette-forum

 

Previously, the brand has launched various products including the WuKong series (including 2+10, disposable hookahs, and ice & nicotine control products) and the refillable oil injection e-cigarette MEMERS Dr. AIR series. (Related reading: "Products | Sikary's MEMERS VAPE launches WuKong series: covering 2+10, disposable hookahs, and ice & nicotine control products", "Products | Comparison of refillable oil injection e-cigarettes from Sikary, VOZOL, GEEKVAPE all equipped with high-definition display screens")

MEMERS AIVA A1: A New Generation of E-cigarette Technology
WuKong" series products | Image source: MEMERS VAPE

 


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