CCELL UNO POD Kleinpackung (4 Batterien + 100 Kartuschen à 1 ml)
CCELL UNO POD Kleinpackung (4 Batterien + 100 Kartuschen à 1 ml)
The CCELL UNO POD Small Pack is a complete, ready-to-use kit designed for professional users, testing, or sampling purposes. It includes 4 rechargeable CCELL UNO batteries and 100 refillable 1ml cartridges, offering a compact and efficient solution for consistent, flavor-rich concentrate vaporization. Built with CCELL's signature ceramic heating technology and magnetic pod connection, the UNO system ensures smooth performance and reliable operation in every session.
Key Selling Points
- Complete kit with 4 rechargeable UNO batteries and 100 refillable 1ml cartridges
- CCELL ceramic core technology for uniform heating and pure flavor delivery
- Magnetic pod-to-battery connection for fast, secure attachment
- Transparent 1ml pods for easy filling and visual level checks
- USB-C fast charging for quick and convenient recharging
- Compact, ergonomic design ideal for portability and sampling
- Stable power output for consistent vapor production
What's in the Box
- 4?? CCELL UNO rechargeable batteries
- 100?? CCELL UNO refillable 1ml cartridges
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