Vapes that look like highlighters

The electronic cigarette that looks like a highlighter is a covert device designed to "disappear". It is crafted to be indistinguishable from ordinary writing tools.

Well-known brands and models:

High Light Vape (Highlighter): The main representatives are the "Office 4" and "Office 6" models. These are disposable electronic cigarettes offering 20 fruit flavors. The most notable feature is a colored pen tip with an angle.

Pulsar 510 Hall Pass Vaporizer: This is a reusable 510-threaded battery rod. The design details are exquisite, including the handwritten font on the pen barrel and the "click" sound when the cap is opened. The cartridge interface is hidden inside the pen body, and it can only be seen by unscrewing the cap.

BigFun! High-Lighter 510 Battery: Another reusable 510-thread battery rod.

Common features:

High concealment: The shape, color, and texture are almost the same as ordinary highlighters, allowing it to be easily mixed in a pen bag.

Specifications and functions:

One-time use: Like High Light Office 4, it can provide approximately 4000 puffs.

Reusability: Mainly in the form of 510-thread battery rods, which need to be purchased separately as cartridges. The battery capacity is usually around 650mAh and supports Type-C charging.

Operation and adjustment: Generally adopts automatic suction (suction activates heating), some models support voltage adjustment and preheating functions.

Caused controversy:

Main target group: This design has been criticized as specifically targeting teenagers, allowing them to openly hide and use it in classrooms and other places.

Regulation and crackdown: Due to its concealment and harm to teenagers, it has aroused global concern. Many local government departments have started investigations or legislated to ban such disguised products. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has also sent warning letters to relevant companies.

This "fluorescent pen" e-cigarette is an illustration of a concealed vaping device, similar to those disguised as USB drives, phone cases, etc. All of them are highly controversial due to their high concealment.