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So how is the vape market doing in China ?
Hopefully you've done research. The value of the domain will depend a lot on your research and insight into the local market.
 
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I went to Hong Kong a while ago and have lived in Japan for 8 years. It seems like people smoke cigarettes like chimneys in Asia. There are even 0mg tar cigarettes (0.05~mg nicotine) now. Vape refills are "cheap" and even sold OTC, but people still prefer buying packs since it's so cheap. I can't speak for China per say, but the tobacco market isn't highly taxed (if at all?) like is in the states (a pack of Marb Reds cost $4.50 here, whereas it may be around $10). Vapes are priced higher than what you would get from cigarettes, so there is no incentive to buy.

From my experience over here, it's got a while to go-if it ever does. When I first arrived in 2006, you could smoke inside McDonald's. Smoking is like culture in Japan. I can somewhat say the same for Hong Kong as well; at least in the TST area, with butts lining the streets before the street cleaners come around.

I would say it's a drop to be honest. I don't see the focus changing over the next 5 years.
 
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As per my research I can say that China are one of the leading manufacturers, wholesalers and exporters of vape. If I do a Google search for vapes in China, I can see many online retail stores also. I assume these stores cater to local demand only.

Can't a exporter / wholesaler be the end user of this name? Thank you for the comments, I will appreciate more feedbacks.
 
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China also is the leading exporter of iPhones, but you see knockoff iPods/iPhones for sale in the local market. Just because they're the manufacturer, doesn't mean they're the main consumer.

The United States exports nearly 50% of the wheat produced. I don't see exports being a factor (though this is a bad analogy because we need food).

You do have a valid point on vapes.cn being a company that exports. However, the Chinese market favors odd LLLL's and NNNN's over traditional names. I don't think the term has been adapted there as of yet. Here they are called electronic cigarettes for instance.
 
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As per my research I can say that China are one of the leading manufacturers, wholesalers and exporters of vape. If I do a Google search for vapes in China, I can see many online retail stores also. I assume these stores cater to local demand only.

Can't a exporter / wholesaler be the end user of this name? Thank you for the comments, I will appreciate more feedbacks.

An exporter / wholesaler who is dealing with a global market most likely isn't going to choose a .cn...

Vaporizers.cn might have slight value, but not seeing any with Vapes. Sorry. If it was my domain, I'd contact the buyer of Vapes.co to see if they want it for low $xxx.

In this particular niche, try your best to stick to .com.
 
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