OXVA XLIM GO 2 Pod Kit

The OXVA Xlim Go 2 refillable pod kit: a 1500mAh battery, smart-wattage auto-draw, UniTech 2.0 dual-mesh XLIM pods and USB-C fast charging. Just £7.99.

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Written and fact-checked by the VapeCity team · Updated June 2026

What is the OXVA Xlim Go 2?

The OXVA Xlim Go 2 is the second-generation budget XLIM pen, and at £7.99 it is one of the cheapest proper refillable vapes you can buy. It keeps everything that made the original Xlim Go a runaway seller, the slim pen shape, the easy XLIM pods and the inhale-and-go simplicity, then quietly upgrades the bits that count. There is no screen and there are no wattage buttons: you fill the pod, slot it in and breathe, and a smart chip reads the pod and sets a sensible power for you automatically.

OXVA Xlim Go 2 pod kit in blue and silver

The headline change over the first Go is the battery. At 1500mAh it is fully 50% larger than the original's 1000mAh, so it lasts noticeably longer between charges, and it now tops up fast over USB-C. Add UniTech 2.0 dual-mesh pods for cleaner, longer-lasting flavour and an adjustable airflow ring, and the Go 2 punches well above its tiny price. It sits in our refillable pod kits as the best-value starter pen we stock, a close cousin of the auto-draw NeXLIM Go.

A refillable pod kit: fill it with your own juice, no prefilled pods.
A 1500mAh battery, half as big again as the original Xlim Go.
No screen, no settings: just inhale and the smart wattage does the rest.
UniTech 2.0 dual-mesh XLIM pods for cleaner, longer-lasting flavour.
USB-C fast charging, around 80% in about half an hour.
Adjustable airflow, MTL or a looser draw, eight colour finishes.

On this page

The bigger battery and fast charging
Smart wattage and auto-draw simplicity
UniTech 2.0 pods and refilling
Airflow, the draw and 5-layer leak protection
Setting up the Xlim Go 2
What does the Xlim Go 2 cost to run?
Common Xlim Go 2 problems and fixes
Go 2 vs the original Xlim Go and disposables
What’s in the kit
Specifications
FAQs

The bigger battery and fast charging

The most useful upgrade is the one you cannot see: a 1500mAh battery, half as big again as the 1000mAh cell in the original Xlim Go. In day-to-day use that is the difference between reaching for the charger every evening and getting comfortably through a full day, often more if you vape lightly. For a pen this slim and this cheap, it is a genuinely generous battery, and it is the main reason to pick the Go 2 over the older model.

It charges over USB-C at 2A and reaches around 80% in roughly half an hour, so even a short top-up while you make a coffee puts plenty back in. A breathing LED glows to show the battery level, pulsing as it charges, so you always know where you stand without a screen. Because it recharges and refills, the only things you ever replace are the pod and the juice, never a battery or a whole device, which is what makes it so cheap to live with.

Smart wattage and auto-draw simplicity

The Go 2 is built to be effortless. There is no screen to read and no wattage to set; it is fully draw-activated, so you simply inhale and it fires. New for this generation is smart wattage: the chip reads whichever XLIM pod you fit, anywhere across a wide 0.3 to 3.0ohm range, and sets an appropriate power for it on its own. That means you can move from a tight, high-nicotine pod to a looser, lower-resistance one and the device just adjusts, with nothing for you to learn.

It tops out at 30W, which is plenty for a pod this size and keeps the flavour clean without cooking the coil. For anyone stepping off disposables, this is about as gentle an introduction to a refillable as exists: it behaves almost exactly like a bar, you just inhale, but it recharges, refills and costs a fraction to run. Five clicks lock it off when it goes in a bag, and that is the only button press you will ever make.

UniTech 2.0 pods and refilling

The Go 2 uses OXVA's XLIM pods, upgraded here with UniTech 2.0 dual-mesh coils. The twin mesh gives a noticeably cleaner, fuller flavour and longer pod life than the basic single coil on the original Go, so a fill lasts well before it tires. Each pod holds 2ml and refills through a simple port: drip your juice in, close it and go, with no prising the pod out or changing a coil. The kit ships with a 0.8ohm pod, a good all-round resistance for nic salts.

Because the Go 2 takes the wide XLIM range, you can tune the draw by pod: a higher-resistance pod gives a tight, cigarette-like mouth-to-lung vape on stronger salts, while a lower-resistance one opens it up for a warmer, vapier hit. The pods carry a built-in coil, so you swap the whole pod when the flavour fades, and they are cheap and sold everywhere. Fill it with any nic salt for a satisfying MTL vape, or a 50/50 juice for a smoother all-day flavour.

OXVA Xlim Go 2 UniTech 2.0 dual-mesh coils

Airflow, the draw and 5-layer leak protection

An airflow ring fine-tunes the draw without changing the pod. Close it down for a tight, cigarette-like mouth-to-lung pull, or open it up for a looser, airier restricted direct-lung draw, so this one cheap pen can suit an ex-smoker who wants a firm draw or someone who likes a touch more air and vapour. Paired with the smart wattage, it means the Go 2 adapts to your style with almost no effort on your part.

OXVA has also built in 5-layer leak protection, which matters on a pocket pen that gets thrown in a bag. It keeps the juice where it belongs and reduces the gurgle and condensation that plague cheaper pods. Combined with the slim 45.9g body and the eight colour finishes, the Go 2 is the kind of tidy, no-fuss vape you can carry every day and barely think about until it is time for a quick refill.

Setting up the Xlim Go 2

There is almost nothing to it, which is the whole point. Fill the pod, let it soak, set the airflow and inhale. The one habit worth keeping is giving a fresh pod a couple of minutes before the first hard pull so the coil wicks and you avoid a burnt taste.

1Charge the device over USB-C before first use. There is a cable in the box.
2Open the fill port on the pod, drip your juice in, and close it.
3Slot the pod into the device and leave it two to three minutes to soak.
4Set the airflow to taste and inhale. The smart wattage does the rest.

What does the Xlim Go 2 cost to run?

The kit is just £7.99, about the price of a single disposable, and after that you only buy pods and juice. XLIM pods are cheap, and the dual-mesh coils are designed to last longer before they tire, so the running cost is very low. Fill it from a 10ml nic salt for a couple of pounds and a pod-full costs pennies, far below prefilled pods or disposables. The maths against a bar-a-day habit is stark: the saving over a month runs into tens of pounds.

Against a disposable it is no contest: you buy the device once for the price of a single bar, then only pay for pods and juice, where a disposable gets binned every couple of days. You bin far less too, just a small pod now and then. It is the same money-saving logic as any refillable pod kit, at about the lowest entry price you will find for a real, rechargeable, refillable vape.

Common Xlim Go 2 problems and fixes

The Go 2 is about as simple as a vape gets, so there is little to go wrong. The few snags that come up trace to a pod that has not soaked, the airflow, or the auto-draw not triggering.

Burnt or dry hit

The coil has not wicked. After filling, leave a fresh pod two to three minutes and prime with gentle pulls. The smart wattage keeps power sensible, but a bone-dry new pod still needs soaking.

Gurgle or leaking

Do not overfill, close the fill port firmly and store it upright. The 5-layer leak protection helps, and a flooded coil clears with a few gentle pulls.

Will not fire on inhale

Check it is unlocked with five clicks and has charge (watch the breathing LED). Make sure the pod is pushed fully home, and take a slightly firmer, steady draw.

Weak flavour or thin vapour

Open the airflow, or fit a lower-resistance pod for a warmer hit. A tired dual-mesh pod that will not recover needs replacing.

Go 2 vs the original Xlim Go and disposables

The Go 2 is a clear step up from the original Xlim Go. They share the same slim shape and the same XLIM pods, but the Go 2 adds a 50% bigger 1500mAh battery, UniTech 2.0 dual-mesh coils, smart wattage and USB-C fast charging, where the original makes do with a 1000mAh battery and a single-mesh coil. For the small difference in price, the Go 2 is the easy recommendation; the original Xlim Go only makes sense if it is cheaper still and you want the absolute basics.

Against a disposable it wins on every count that matters: cost, battery, waste and the freedom to use any juice. It is barely more involved than a bar, with no settings to learn, yet it recharges and refills instead of going in the bin. For a first step off disposables, a cheap spare, or a tidy daily pen, the Xlim Go 2 is one of the best value vapes we stock, and it sits alongside our wider sub-ohm vapes for anyone who later wants a looser, cloudier style.

The good

Very cheap at £7.99 for a real refillable kit
1500mAh battery, 50% bigger than the original Go
Dead simple: auto-draw, smart wattage, no screen
UniTech 2.0 dual-mesh pods for clean, lasting flavour
USB-C fast charging and adjustable airflow

The catch

No screen and no manual wattage control
Auto-draw only, so no fire button to prime first
You refill and swap pods, a small step up from a sealed bar

What’s in the kit

OXVA Xlim Go 2 device
XLIM 0.8ohm pod (pre-installed)
USB-C charging cable
User manual

Specifications

Type	Refillable pod kit (MTL to restricted DTL)
Battery	1500mAh, USB-C 2A (about 80% in 30 minutes)
Power	5 to 30W, smart wattage (auto-set by pod)
Pod	2ml fill, UniTech 2.0 dual-mesh coil
Coils	XLIM pods 0.3 to 3.0ohm (0.8ohm included)
Airflow	Adjustable ring, 5-layer leak protection
Activation	Auto-draw (no buttons), breathing LED, 5-click lock
Colours	Eight finishes

Sources: OXVA Xlim Go 2 (manufacturer, OXVA) · UK vaping and nicotine guidance (gov.uk)

Frequently asked questions

How is the Xlim Go 2 different from the original Xlim Go?

The Go 2 has a 50% bigger 1500mAh battery (versus 1000mAh), UniTech 2.0 dual-mesh coils, smart wattage and USB-C fast charging. They share the same slim shape and XLIM pods, but the Go 2 lasts longer and tastes cleaner for a small extra cost.

Does the Xlim Go 2 have a screen?

No, and that keeps it simple and cheap. It is fully draw-activated, so you just inhale, and the smart wattage reads whichever pod you fit and sets a sensible power for it. A breathing LED shows the battery level.

What is smart wattage?

It means the device reads the resistance of the XLIM pod you fit, anywhere from 0.3 to 3.0ohm, and automatically sets an appropriate power. You can switch between a tight pod and a looser one and it just adjusts, with nothing to set yourself.

Is the Xlim Go 2 refillable?

Yes. The XLIM pod is empty and you fill it with your own e-liquid through a port. That makes it far cheaper to run than a prefilled or disposable bar, and lets you use any nic salt or 50/50 juice you like.

How long does the battery last and how fast does it charge?

The 1500mAh battery sees most people through a full day, more if you vape lightly. It charges over USB-C at 2A and reaches about 80% in roughly 30 minutes.

What pods does it take?

OXVA XLIM pods with UniTech 2.0 dual-mesh coils, across a wide 0.3 to 3.0ohm range. It ships with a 0.8ohm pod. A higher-resistance pod gives a tight MTL draw on salts, a lower one a warmer, vapier hit.

Why does my Xlim Go 2 taste burnt?

Almost always a pod that has not soaked. Fill it, leave a fresh pod two to three minutes and prime with gentle pulls. Replace a dual-mesh pod that tastes burnt and will not recover.