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Key Features Compatible with 15 prefilled cartridge flavours Close resemblance to a cigarette Ergonomic shape and comfort in the hand Option of long or small battery size Cartridge with built-in coil Key Features Easy filling system Two mouthpieces with each kit Large battery capacity User-friendly ergonomic design Compatibility with range of e-liquids Key Features Up to 1000 puffs Auto-draw 530mAh battery 2ml prefilled pods with preinstalled coils Advanced ceramic heating technology New childproof lock Compatible with all Vuse pods LED indicator Fast type-c charging Key Features 1000mAh replaceable battery 6-25W adjustable power Compatible with nic salt and freebase e-liquids Leakproof top fill pods Safer battery recycling OLED display Adjustable airflow Key Features Built-In 1000mAh battery 16W max power output Compatible with all Xros Pods Simple three-stage power level Ideal for MTL & RDTL vaping Adjustable airflow Pulse mode power boosting Fast full charge in 30 minutes Corex 2.0 mesh coil technology for consistent flavour Key Features 1.2 Ohm coil resistance 5V charging 500mAh rechargeable battery Metallic aluminum design 2ml e-liquid capacity Key Features Unique dual coil pod with an easy 4-leaf clover button system Dual airflow Cross-compatible with Caliburn G and G2 coils Super wide clear window to see e-liquid levels Dual side-fill mechanism more puffs and fewer refills

Over the past decade, the event has evolved across multiple formats and venues in response to changing market conditions and consumer behavior