OXVA Pod Kits
The Xlim range is OXVA's main line, and it's grown into several tiers — the Go Lite, Xlim Go and original Xlim are the entry kits, the Xlim 3, NeXLIM Go and Nexlim sit in the middle, and the Xlim Pro 2, Pro 2 DNA, Pro 3 and SQ Pro 2 are the higher-output, screen-equipped versions for anyone wanting more control. The Vprime is OXVA's newer pod mod, built for slightly higher wattage. All run on top-fill cartridges, sold separately, so the device itself rarely needs replacing. Looking for spares? See our OXVA replacement pods page. Fast UK delivery.
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OXVA refillable pod kits at VapeCity
All current OXVA refillable devices, from entry-level to full-wattage DTL.
| Device | Battery | Max output | Draw style | VapeCity price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xlim Go Lite | 1,000 mAh | 25W | MTL / RDL | £5.99 |
| Xlim Go 2 | 1,500 mAh | 30W | MTL / RDL | £7.99 |
| NeXlim Go | 1,800 mAh | 40W | MTL / RDL | £11.99 |
| Xlim Pro 2 | 1,000 mAh | 30W | MTL / RDL | £17.99 |
| Xlim Pro 3 | 1,500 mAh | 30W | MTL / RDL | £18.99 |
| NeXlim | 1,500 mAh | 40W | MTL / RDL | £20.99 |
| Xlim SQ Pro 2 | 1,600 mAh | 30W | MTL / RDL | £21.99 |
| VPrime | 2,600 mAh | 60W | MTL / RDL / DTL | £22.99 |
| Xlim Pro 2 DNA | 1,300 mAh | 30W | MTL / RDL | £27.99 |
Replacement pods for each device are available separately on our OXVA pods page.
Xlim Go 2 and NeXlim Go: the entry-level case
The Xlim Go 2 at £7.99 is where most people start with OXVA. No buttons, no menus. Fill the top-fill pod, slot it in, inhale. The 1,500 mAh battery handles a full day of moderate vaping without issue, and fast USB-C charging takes it to 80% in roughly 30 minutes. Auto-draw activation covers both MTL and RDL draws cleanly, which is not always the case with draw-activated kits at this price. Adjustable airflow means you can tune the draw weight without swapping pods.
The NeXlim Go (£11.99) takes that same starting point and adds a larger 1,800 mAh battery, dual-mesh UniTech 2.0 coils, and 40W maximum output. It is the better choice if you vape heavily through the day and find 1,500 mAh devices running low by early evening. Both kits use top-fill Xlim-series pods, so they share the same replacement pod format, which simplifies the consumable side of things.
Neither kit is a compromise as entry hardware goes. OXVA's founder came from Geekvape (the Aegis series), and the build quality and coil development reflect that. Competitors at similar prices rarely match the UniTech 2.0 dual-mesh flavour delivery. Worth being honest about the trade-off, though: no screen on either kit means there is no battery percentage readout, only an LED indicator. If a wattage display matters to you, the Xlim Pro 3 is the next step.
Which OXVA kit for which vaper?
Just switched and want the simplest hardware: Xlim Go 2 (£7.99), auto-draw, no buttons. Heavy daily vaper running low on 1,500 mAh kits: NeXlim Go (£11.99), 1,800 mAh, 40W. Want a screen and variable wattage: Xlim Pro 3 (£18.99), Photon chipset, 1.05" HD display, holds 80% flavour at low battery. Want a touchscreen in a square form factor: Xlim SQ Pro 2 (£21.99), 1.09" touch interface, 1,600 mAh. Want shortfill capability and full DTL: VPrime (£22.99), 2,600 mAh, 60W, four coil resistance options. Temperature control: Xlim Pro 2 DNA (£27.99).
Xlim Pro 3, SQ Pro 2 and VPrime: mid-range to advanced
The Xlim Pro 3 (£18.99) is the step up most regular vapers should consider. The Photon chipset is the main reason: it adjusts the power curve in real time as the battery drains, so you are not getting noticeably weaker draws when the battery is at 20%. In practice it holds approximately 80% flavour at 20% battery, which is a material improvement over standard power-output chips that just follow the voltage curve down. The 1.05-inch HD screen shows wattage, resistance, and battery level. Dual activation (auto-draw and button) lets you choose how you prefer to fire it.
The Xlim SQ Pro 2 (£21.99) is the alternative for those who dislike the standard rectangular pod form factor. Square body, 1.09-inch touchscreen with 64 theme combinations, puff tracker, 1,600 mAh battery. It lies flat in a pocket without rolling around, which sounds trivial until you have dealt with a kit rolling off a desk. Uses the same Xlim V3 top-fill pods as the Pro 3, so consumables are shared. Not a performance upgrade over the Pro 3; primarily a design and interface preference.
The VPrime (£22.99) is a different category. A 2,600 mAh battery, 60W output, and four pod resistance options: 0.8Ω MTL at 14-18W, 0.6Ω RDL at 20-25W, 0.4Ω RDL at 28-38W, and 0.2Ω DTL at 45-60W. Auto-draw works at all wattage levels, including full 60W DTL, which most auto-draw pod kits cannot manage. If you vape shortfill at 3-6mg freebase and want a pod kit rather than a box mod and tank, the VPrime is one of the more practical choices available at this price.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest OXVA refillable pod kit at VapeCity?+
The OXVA Xlim Go Lite is £5.99, making it the lowest entry point. The Xlim Go 2 at £7.99 adds a larger 1,500 mAh battery and faster USB-C charging. Both use OXVA's top-fill Xlim pod system with UniTech 2.0 dual-mesh coils.
Are OXVA Xlim pods compatible across different kit generations?+
Xlim V3 top-fill pods are compatible with the Xlim Go 2, Xlim Pro 3, Xlim SQ Pro 2 and most other Xlim-range kits. NeXlim pods are specific to the NeXlim and NeXlim Go; they do not cross-fit standard Xlim kits. VPrime cartridges are specific to the VPrime only.
What is the difference between the OXVA Xlim Pro 3 and Xlim Pro 2?+
The main upgrade is the Photon chipset in the Pro 3, which adjusts the power curve in real time as the battery drains to maintain consistent flavour output down to low battery. The Pro 3 also has a larger 1.05-inch HD colour screen (vs. 0.69-inch on the Pro 2) and a 1,500 mAh battery vs 1,000 mAh on the Pro 2. At £18.99 vs £17.99, the Pro 3 is the clear choice for most buyers.
Can the OXVA VPrime vape shortfill e-liquid?+
Yes. The VPrime has a 0.2Ω DTL pod that runs at 45-60W, which is the appropriate wattage range for high-VG shortfill e-liquid. At 3-6mg freebase nicotine in a 70/30 or 80/20 VG/PG blend, the VPrime at 60W delivers a DTL experience comparable to a low-powered sub-ohm setup. The 2,600 mAh battery is large enough to run the 0.2Ω pod all day without recharging mid-afternoon.
What e-liquid works best in OXVA Xlim Go 2?+
20mg nicotine salt in a 50/50 VG/PG blend for the 0.8Ω or 1.0Ω pods (tight MTL, 12-18W). At RDL draws on the 0.6Ω pod, 10mg nic salt or 3-6mg freebase in a 50/50 blend. Avoid high-VG shortfill in any resistance 0.8Ω or above; the cotton will not wick it properly at that pod geometry.
Does this page include OXVA replacement pods?+
No. This page lists OXVA refillable pod kit devices only. Replacement Xlim V3 pods, NeXlim pods, VPrime cartridges and other OXVA replacement consumables are available on our OXVA replacement pods page.
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Frequently asked questions
Do all OXVA Xlim kits use the same pods?
Mostly, yes — the Xlim cartridge system is shared across most of the range, though the Pro, SQ Pro and Vprime models use their own higher-wattage versions. Check the cartridge listing matches your device before ordering.
What's the difference between the Xlim Pro 2 DNA and the standard Xlim?
The Pro 2 DNA runs a chipset with adjustable wattage and a screen, aimed at users who want to fine-tune their vape. The standard Xlim and Go Lite are simpler, fixed-output devices.