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NuvoCig E-Hookah
$139.99 and up | NuvoCig | Link
NuvoCig has three different e-hookahs available: the large e-hookah pictured to the right for $199.99, a medium e-hookah for $154.99 and a small e-hookah for $139.99. NuvoCig’s approach seems quite different from what I’ve seen elsewhere. Instead of giving you a pair of USB e-cigarettes that connect to a glass bowl with no purpose, the NuvoCig e-hookah uses disposable “hookah pens” with much nicer mouthpieces — at least, that’s the way it appears. There’s little information available on the NuvoCig website. I do know that the NuvoCig e-hookah is by far the nicest looking I’ve seen. NuvoCig also sells a converter kit for $129 which apparently can convert any hookah into an e-hookah.
777 E-Hookah
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I’m not particularly a fan of the large “777” at the top of the 777 e-hookah; I think it might feel the owner feel a bit like a casino operator. However, the glass bowl looks quite pretty and this is one of the few e-hookahs that you can actually buy today in the United States. One 2200 mAh battery powers two e-cigarettes connected via pass-through cables. The package includes a pack of refillable cartridges along with a bottle of e-liquid. In 2015, 777 ceased operation. I have therefore removed the link.
Crystal Water E-Hookah
£99.99 | Rolsell | Link
If you live in the United Kingdom, here’s an e-hookah that can actually be purchased locally. Unfortunately, it seems to be significantly more costly than the 777 e-hookah mentioned above. In addition, it only includes a hose for one person — and best as I can tell, Rolsell doesn’t sell additional hoses seperately. If you’d really like to own an e-hookah, though, Rolsell might be able to get it to you more quickly than a company in the United States could.
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