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VOOPOO Announces Lightweight Screened VMATE PRO in South Korea

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Jan.02.2024
VOOPOO Announces Lightweight Screened VMATE PRO in South Korea
VOOPOO, the e-cigarette brand, is set to launch its new product, VMATE PRO, in South Korea, boasting upgraded features and a lightweight design.

According to a report by South Korean media outlet Joseilbo on January 2, 2024, e-cigarette brand VOOPOO has announced that it will be launching a new product called VMATE PRO in South Korea.

 

As an upgraded version of V.THRU Pro, VMATE PRO weighs 43 grams, about 20% lighter than other products. Additionally, it is equipped with a 900mAh 25W built-in battery, a 0.69-inch OLED display, and utilizes the exclusive iCOSM CODE technology.

 

According to VOOPOO company, the VMATE PRO does not come with e-liquid, and it must be purchased and used separately.

 

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