NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition: A Smokeless e-Cigarette Innovation

Jan.16.2025
NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition: A Smokeless e-Cigarette Innovation
NEXA introduces innovative e-cigarette NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition, featuring smokeless technology for enhanced vaping experience.

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NEXA, recently launched a new e-cigarette model, NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition. Vape.hk, a professional e-cigarette website, describes it as the "world's first smokeless e-cigarette device.

 

NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition: A Smokeless e-Cigarette Innovation
NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition Introduction | Image source: yahoo

 

Specifically, the specifications of the NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition are shown in the table below.

 

NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition: A Smokeless e-Cigarette Innovation
NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition Information | Designed by: 2FIRSTS

 

According to a detailed introduction by vape.hk, the core highlight of the NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition is its innovative "smokeless" feature. The product offers users two unique inhalation modes: "light draw" and "deep draw". In the light draw mode, users can enjoy a rich smoke effect, while in the deep draw mode, they can experience a completely smokeless inhalation experience. It is reported that this smokeless technology optimizes the user's smoking experience by precisely controlling the heating temperature to avoid combustion.

 

NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition: A Smokeless e-Cigarette Innovation
Product contact information | Image source: yahoo

 

The information released on the Yahoo website introduces the NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition as an upgraded version that retains the brand's previous NEXA ULTRA design.

 

According to reports, in October 2024, the NEXA brand launched the NEXA Ultra 50K disposable e-cigarette product, which at the time had the largest puff count of 50,000 in the American market. This product stood out for its large number of puffs and was known as the e-cigarette with the largest puff count in the American market at that time. (For more details, please read "Product | NEXA launches 50,000 puff e-cigarette Ultra 50K with 3D curved screen debuts in the United States")

 

Based on the information available, the new NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition not only increases the number of suction ports in turbo mode from 30,000 to 40,000, but also upgrades its e-liquid tank to a fully transparent design.

 

NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition: A Smokeless e-Cigarette Innovation
NEXA ULTRA | Image source: vapesourcing website

 

Currently, detailed corporate information about the NEXA brand and its products cannot be found on the Aiqicha website. However, contact information for the NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition product is listed as being located in Kowloon, Hong Kong on information websites such as Yahoo and Reportify.

 

NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition: A Smokeless e-Cigarette Innovation
NEXA ULTRA InvisaCloud Edition | Image source: reportify

 


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