VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000: First Audible Disposable Vape with Bubbling Sound Effects

Nov.26.2024
VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000: First Audible Disposable Vape with Bubbling Sound Effects
VOZOL has recently launched the VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000 disposable shisha-style e-cigarette in the US. The product features an "audio interactive" function that simulates the bubbling sound effects of traditional hookahs. It is now available on e-cigarette retailer websites such as vapesourcing.

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Recently, 2Firsts noticed that the vape brand VOZOL launched a disposable shisha-style vape, the VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000, in the US market. This product features an "audio interactive" function that simulates the bubbling sound effects of traditional hookahs and is now available for sale on e-cigarette retailer websites in the US.

 

VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000: First Audible Disposable Vape with Bubbling Sound Effects
VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000 Product Page | Image source: vapesourcing

 

Key features of the VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000:

 

VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000: First Audible Disposable Vape with Bubbling Sound Effects
VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000 parameters | Image source: 2Firsts

 

The main highlight of the VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000 is its ability to replicate the bubbling sounds of a traditional hookah. According to Vapesourcing, it is marketed as the "World's First Audio-Interactive DTL Disposable Vape."

 

VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000: First Audible Disposable Vape with Bubbling Sound Effects
VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000 Product Features | Image source: vapesourcing

 

The VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000 features a 0.5% nicotine concentration, significantly lower than the typical 5% nicotine found in most e-cigarette products available in the US market.

 

According to information on VOZOL's official website, the brand's GEAR series has launched five products so far. The previous model, the VOZOL Gear Power, offered 20ml of pre-filled e-liquid and about 20,000 puffs, powered by a 500mAh rechargeable battery. The VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000 offers improvements in both puff count and battery capacity.

 

VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000: First Audible Disposable Vape with Bubbling Sound Effects
VOZOL brand GEAR series products | Image source: VOZOL official website

 

Currently, the VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000 is available on e-cigarette retail websites like vapesourcing and morevaping, listed as "COMING SOON." The product is priced around $15.99, but it has yet to be displayed on the official VOZOL website.

 

VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000: First Audible Disposable Vape with Bubbling Sound Effects
VOZOL Gear Shisha 40000 | Image source: vapesourcing

 

2Firsts will continue to track trends and developments in the disposable shisha-style vape product market, ensuring the public receives accurate and authoritative industry updates.

 


 

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