Sikary, VOZOL, and Geekvape Pod-System Compared: All Feature High-Definition Display Screens

Jan.20

Shenzhen-based MEMERS VAPE releases MEMERS Dr. AIR series, claiming to be world's first AI-driven e-cigarette solution.

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Shenzhen-based tech company Sikary Technology Co., Ltd. has released its first refillable oil pod e-cigarette under the brand MEMERS VAPE on its official website - the MEMERS Dr. AIR series. The series is equipped with the Dr. AIR app, with the brand claiming it to be the "world's first AI-driven e-cigarette solution.

According to two sources, since December 2024, multiple e-cigarette brands including VOZOL and GEEKVAPE have launched high-definition screen e-cigarette products with refillable cartridge capabilities. The specifications are listed in the table below.

By comparing the new pod-style refillable e-cigarette products released by VOZOL, GEEKVAPE, and MEMERS VAPE, it can be observed that all of these products are equipped with larger sized display screens.

Among them, the VOZOL Ace Max is equipped with a 1.47-inch touchscreen that displays data such as power, number of puffs, and battery life. The GeekVape Wenax Q Ultra, on the other hand, has a larger 2.51-inch screen and supports custom UI themes, product functions, output power, and wrist wake-up functions. The MEMERS Dr. AIR X, which features a 2.2-inch LCD touchscreen, comes with the Dr. AIR application, which the e-cigarette website describes as being able to "track user's e-cigarette data and adjust directly from the phone." According to the e-cigarette website vapinghardware, the Dr. AIR series integrates MEMERS VAPE's MITS AI platform, which can track habits and optimize puffs under AI drive.

In addition, all three products are equipped with large capacity rechargeable batteries and adjustable output power ranging from 5 to 30 watts.

It is worth noting that while MEMERS VAPE claims that the MEMERS Dr. AIR series is the "world's first AI-driven e-cigarette solution," the application of AI technology in e-cigarette products is not new. Last August, e-cigarette brand iJoy introduced the iJoy Bar SD40000, which supports AI voice control.

The MEMERS Dr. AIR series of e-cigarettes includes two products, the Dr. AIR and Dr. AIR X. The Dr. AIR X is made of zinc alloy and UV prism material, and has adjustable airflow. Both products can be used with a 2ml (TPD) or 3ml pod, and the official claim is that the pod can be refilled approximately 10 times.

Currently, the MEMERS Dr. AIR series e-cigarette has been listed on the MEMERS VAPE official website and is being sold on e-cigarette distributor websites such as vapesourcing and morevaping, with a retail price of approximately $16.99.

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References:

[1] MEMERS Dr. AIR系列

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