SMOK Releases NOVO GT BOX: World's First Full-Screen POD Device

Innovation by 2FIRSTS
Sep.10.2024
SMOK Releases NOVO GT BOX: World's First Full-Screen POD Device
SMOK launches first-ever full-screen pod system, SMOK NOVO GT BOX, now available at UK and US e-cigarette retailers.

Recently, 2Firsts noticed that the popular e-cigarette brand SMOK has released a pod system kit called the SMOK NOVO GT BOX, which features a 2.01-inch full-screen display. The company claims that this is the "world's first full-screen POD device." The SMOK NOVO GT BOX is currently being sold on distribution websites in locations such as the UK and the US.

 

SMOK Releases NOVO GT BOX: World's First Full-Screen POD Device
Image source | SMOK official website

 

Specifically, the features of the SMOK NOVO GT BOX product are as follows: 

pod capacity: 2ml, 

battery capacity: 1700mAh, 

power adjustment: 5W-30W, 

charging performance: 1.2A fast charging, Type-C compatibility, 

compatible with Novo/Novo 2/Novo 2X Pods, 

other functions include: 2.01 inch full screen display, three UI themes, support for side and M top loading.

 

It is worth noting that the SMOK NOVO GT BOX is widely compatible with the NOVO series pods, including side-fill and top-fill versions of Novo/Novo 2/Novo 2X Pods. There are a total of 13 different styles to choose from in this series, all featuring transparent, easy-to-view plastic outer shells and black mouthpieces, as well as multiple heating modes.

 

It is reported that the SMOK NOVO GT BOX is currently available on e-cigarette distributor websites in the UK and the US, priced at approximately £27.99 and $38.99, respectively.

 

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