MOSMO Sultan 50K: Innovative Design in E-cigarette Industry

Mar.05.2025
MOSMO Sultan 50K: Innovative Design in E-cigarette Industry
MOSMO launches new Sultan 50K disposable e-cigarette with water pipe design, offering authentic smoking experience.

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2Firsts has observed that the e-cigarette brand MOSMO recently released a new e-cigarette on its official website - the Sultan 50K. This product uses disposable hookah to create the design of the e-cigarette, and it is capable of providing water vapor sound effects and 50,000 puffs.

 

MOSMO Sultan 50K: Innovative Design in E-cigarette Industry
Mosmo Sultan 50K product image | Source: MOSMO

 

Specifically, the product specifications for the Mosmo Sultan 50K are as shown in the table below:

MOSMO Sultan 50K: Innovative Design in E-cigarette Industry
Mosmo Sultan 50K parameter information | Illustration: 2FIRSTS

 

In terms of the product itself, the main feature of the Mosmo Sultan 50K e-cigarette is its ability to replicate the traditional hookah experience. It sports a design similar to a traditional hookah pot and can also simulate the inhalation method and sound effects of a hookah. The brand's official website claims that you can "shut off the hookah sound effects with 3 puffs in 2 seconds.

 

MOSMO Sultan 50K: Innovative Design in E-cigarette Industry
Mosmo Sultan 50K Product Introduction | Image Source: MOSMO

 

In addition, the Mosmo Sultan 50K e-cigarette also features RGB lighting that can reflect the product's battery level.

 

VOZOL has previously released an "audio interaction" hookah-style e-cigarette that can simulate the sound of traditional hookah bubbling. The FUMOT brand's Tornado 30K Music e-cigarette, on the other hand, features "showcasing different RGB lights" and "flashing lights in time with the music rhythm." (Related reading: VOZOL, FUMOT)

 

From the information displayed on the MOSMO brand's official website, it can be seen that MOSMO brand products are manufactured by Shenzhen Aixingwang Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., which is located in Bao'an District, Shenzhen.

 

MOSMO Sultan 50K: Innovative Design in E-cigarette Industry
MOSMO Brand Information | Image source: MOSMO

 

In addition, a search on the Alibaba Cloud trademark retrieval system also revealed that the tobacco and smoking products trademarks "MOSMO" and "M MOSMO" have both been registered by Shenzhen Aixingwang Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., with the latter being marked as "invalid".

 

MOSMO Sultan 50K: Innovative Design in E-cigarette Industry
MOSMO trademark information | Image source: Alibaba Cloud Trademark Search

 

It is reported that the Mosmo Sultan 50K e-cigarette is currently only available on the official website of the MOSMO brand and has not yet been launched on overseas e-cigarette distributor websites.

 

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