ONO V2 Device Coming Soon: Can V1 Inventory Still Hold Up? ONO V2 Specs

Recently, ONO is set to launch its new V2 device in three days. We received news back in June that ONO would be releasing a new device, with specific parameters and images already leaked, but we were informed at that time that it would not be launched shortly.

Why has the launch been delayed until now?

It may be due to the industry's downturn, leading brands to lack confidence in the market competitiveness of their products. Additionally, the pressure on brands to recover costs is significant; the introduction of the V2 could greatly alleviate this pressure by allowing distributors to stock up.

In other words, the V2 is likely a product that the brand has to push out.

From the images, it can be seen that the ONO logo remains, and a powerful mode has been added. Below are the previously obtained suspected specific parameters:

(Due to the images being somewhat blurry, the parameters may not be accurate)

Main dimensions (mm): 117.5*19.6*10.8

Heating element: HY1002 platform + Lava ceramic core

Oil cup capacity: 2mL

Battery: 450mAh

LED: Five red and white dual-color LEDs

Heating wire resistance: 0.9±0.15Ω

Features: Powerful mode, battery display

Output power: 7W (normal mode) / 8.5W (powerful mode)

The overall design of the device is not much different from V1, and it does not seem to have much competitive edge against the flashy designs currently on the market. The parameters are also quite ordinary, with the only standout feature being the addition of the powerful mode.

According to insiders, the first batch of V2 will be limited to 5000 sets, employing a hunger marketing strategy. However, when the second batch will be released remains unknown. More importantly, the V2 is not compatible with the V1 interface, which creates an awkward situation.

Reports indicate that there is still a considerable amount of V1 inventory in the channels, and the launch of the V2 could exacerbate the inventory issue, leading to excess stock and potentially insufficient funds to cover new purchases.

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