I have been looking forward to this – I have in my hands the OXVA Xlim Pro!
It is no secret the love I have for every member of the Xlim family. In fact I have reviewed every model so far, starting with the XLIM V1/V2, XLIM SE, XLIM SQ and the XLIM C.
And all the Xlim kits are still used in rotation daily by me! The coil life and flavour raises them way above any other pod kit range in my eyes.
So I think I can say I pretty much know this range inside out since my first review in January 2022!
Will the Oxva Xlim Pro keep me smiling? Or will it all end in tears?
What Can We Expect From The OXVA Xlim Pro…
I love how OXVA listen to their customers. For instance the V1 Xlim was poo. Responding to the feedback, the V2 device and pods were quickly made available, correcting all of the issues with the V1 kit.
Now the XLIM range has kept evolving and the Pro version has some great updates.
The first main update which has made me happy is the pods.
These still come in the same 0.6ohm, 0.8ohm and 1.2ohm variants but feature a top fill port. The previous pods whilst being excellent did suffer from fill port covers that sometimes broke and leaked.
Even better is the fact this kit is still compatible with the previous V2 pods which are used in all versions except the Xlim C (which has removable coil pods).
The device has been upgraded to a higher output of 30W max. You can adjust the output and view your data on the small screen provided.
Another addition is the pretty RGB light located under the screen.
The Xlim Pro is draw activated or you can use the fire button to manually fire if that is what you prefer. Plus there is an airflow adjustment slider located on the side.
The battery capacity has also been upgraded to 1000mAh and the USB Type C charging system allows a 2A charge rate.
There are 8 colours to choose from: Black Carbon, Black Gold, Gleamy Blue, Gleamy Cyan, Gleamy Grey, Gleamy Green, Gleamy Pink and Gleamy Red.
Thank you to OXVA for sending these for review. I will report back honestly on my experience with the devices provided.
Inside the Box
- OXVA Xlim Pro device
- Top fill pod 0.6ohm (installed)
- Top fill pod 0.8ohm
- Lanyard
- USB Type C cable
- User manual
OXVA Xlim Pro Specs
- Size: 111x25x14.3mm
- Battery: 1000mAh (internal)
- Output: 5-30W Variable
- Display: Screen – 0.42in OLED
- Resistance range: 0.33-3ohm
- USB Type C port – 2A charge rate
- Pods: Refillable, fixed coils
- Capacity: 2ml
- Compatible with Xlim V2 and V3 pods
- Adjustable airflow
- Top fill
- Auto draw and button activation
OXVA Xlim Pro Design and Build Quality
I received 2 of the kits in the Black Gold and Gleamy Green colours.
The outer box has a clear window to view the device design. A pull out tray holds the device with the 0.6ohm pod installed and a separate small cardboard box contains the spare pod, Lanyard and charging cable.
The instructions are OK. They have a diagram of all the components, specifications, how to fill, how to operate and fault protections. This has been crammed onto one page per language though.
If you are struggling to read these you can download the PDF of the User Manual Here and you can of course zoom in to help with clarity.
The Lanyard looks to be of good quality, however it came with just a clasp on the end with nothing to attach it to?
But the other kit contained a Silicone ring to install on the device. So I think one kit was sent with the wrong Lanyard!
OXVA Xlim Pro Mod
The finish is different on both devices.
Each device has a Metallic frame which runs around the top, sides and base of the mod.
The front and rear have the decorative panels.
The Black Gold version has a Black Carbon Fibre effect with Gold Metal edges. You can actually even feel the Carbon Fibre texture!
Whereas the Gleamy Green version has a Holographic stripe effect and Silver Metal Edges.
At the base of the front is the OXVA Logo and the rear is completely plain.
One side features the fire / adjustment button which only protrudes around 1mm and of course you can lock this to prevent accidental firing.
On the opposite side is the “Xlim Pro” logo which is delicately etched in and looks classy.
This side also houses the slide airflow adjustment which is stiff enough to move, it should not adjust by itself. Again the knob of this adjuster protrudes only 1mm so should not get caught on things.
The base has the required Legal logos etched in and the battery capacity. You will also find the USB Type C port here too which I have had no issues with.
It will stand up fine but it is worth noting this iteration of the Xlim is quite a bit heavier (66g compared to the 46g of the Xlim SE) so it will make a bit of a thud if toppled over.
Inside the pod port you will find 2 magnets and 2 spring loaded electrical connections. It is not a deep compartment so if you do need to clean inside it this will be easy.
I did find a bit of a wobble with the pod installed, but it is still held in firmly so no worries about it falling out!
Screen
The screen is concealed within a Black panel and it is invisible until activated.
Measuring the size of the actual display I find it to be 10mm x 5mm.
On the left is the output setting in Watts – this is the largest size text on the screen and therefore easy to see.
Below that is the coil resistance in Ohms so you can see which pod you have installed.
On the right side is a battery icon to display charge remaining, the “W” symbol (for Watts) and the Padlock icon. When padlock is closed the fire button is locked. When padlock is open the fire button is in use.
Below this is the puff count which you can also reset.
Under the screen is a breathing LED indicator light.
You can adjust the lighting effect of the LED and I went with the multicolour breathing effect which looks amazing!
You can cycle between
- One colour moving light (displays battery charge remaining)
- One colour fixed breathing light (displays battery charge remaining)
- LED off
- Multicolour moving light (does not display battery charge)
Below is a video showing me switching between different lighting modes.
OXVA Xlim Pro Pod
Apart from the fill port location the pod is exactly the same as the V2 pod used on other Xlim kits.
The base is exactly the same with 2 magnets and 2 contact areas. There are also 2 airflow holes which means the pod can be installed either way around. The pod resistance and recommended power levels are printed on the base too.
Although darkly tinted, the e-liquid level is always visible, in fact even when installed in the mod as the coil base sits level with the top of the mod.
You get the same comfortable “Duck Bill” style mouthpiece which is always a pleasure to use.
The fill port cover is located on the side of the pod and when you do your first fill it can be a bit of a puzzle as to how to access the port.
Simply lift up the bottom edge of the port cover and it will lift up to reveal the port. You can also swing the cover out of the way too.
It might be a bit fiddly to open if you have short fingernails as it is one you will need to prise up. But it is far easier to close than the V2 pods which I found sometimes leaked if you couldn’t push the cover fully in.
The fill port size is generous at 5mmx3mm and I had no issues with small bottle nozzles when filling.
OXVA Xlim Pro Quick Start Guide
The kit comes with the 0.6ohm pod installed. Make sure to fill this before removing the isolator sticker at the base of the pod. If you vape before filling this will burn out the coil and the pod will need to be binned.
Some information will be displayed on the screen but also the RGB Light indicator will change colour to inform of device conditions at a glance. However if you have a different LED mode activated this may not be the case.
You will need to fill, charge and set up the device to get going – I will guide you through the steps below!
OXVA Xlim Pro Basic Operation
- Power On/Off = press the fire button 5 times.
- Vaping = either press the fire button to manually fire or you can simply inhale on the mouthpiece for the auto draw fire.
- Battery indicator = the screen will display the battery charge remaining.
- Battery indicator when charging = The LED will cycle through Red, Orange, Blue and then Green. When fully charged the LED will switch off.
- Lock / Unlock fire button = press the fire button 4 times.
- Adjust output = press the fire button 3 times to enter adjustment mode. Each press of the fire button will increase the output. When you have reached the maximum output it will return to 5W and you can start again. When the output you require is displayed on the screen stop pressing and leave the device until it returns to the main screen.
- Adjust airflow = move the slide switch on the side of the mod to increase / decrease the incoming airflow to your preference.
- Lighting Effect = press the fire button twice to adjust the lighting effect.
- Puff Count Clear = press the fire button 7 times
OXVA Xlim Pro Protections
- Low battery – The Red light will flash 10 times and the device will cut out until recharged.
- Short circuit / too low resistance – The Red light will flash 3 times. Clean pod and device connectors, or replace pod. If fault persists there may be an issue with the device itself.
- High temperature – The Red light will flash 5 times and the device will stop working until it has cooled down.
- Over time – if you vape for longer than 8 seconds the Blue light will flash 3 times and the fire will cut out. You can continue vaping by inhaling or pressing the fire button again.
How To Charge The Battery
The charging rate is specified as 2A.
- Using the included USB type C cable connect the small end into the USB port on the mod.
- Connect the large end of the cable into a suitable USB outlet.
- The LED will cycle through Red, Orange, Blue and Green. When fully charged the LED will switch off.
The charging time for me using a 2A mains plug was 35 minutes.
How To Fill the OXVA Xlim Pro Pod
- You don’t need to remove the pod to refill. I removed it to make it easier to take a photo!
- Lift up the cover of the fill port and add e-liquid through the port.
- Watch the e-liquid level through the clear side of the pod.
- Replace the fill port cover firmly.
- If this is the first fill allow the pod to stand for 10-15 mins to allow the e-liquid to soak into the coil. This is called Priming and is a very important step. If not fully primed you could burn the coil out and your throat lining in the process!
How Does the OXVA Xlim Pro Perform?
I used my own e-liquid mix which is 50/50 PG/VG made from IVG Bubblegum Concentrate at 20% ratio. This is quite high a flavour ratio as I prefer plenty of flavour, but sadly this means it can be a coil killer sometimes. But the OXVA Xlim pods usually have no issues at all with it.
I add nic salt to approx 6mg strength.
If any of these terms are over your head – have a read of our handy guides below!
- MTL V DTL – A Guide To Vape Styles
- VG and PG in E-liquid – all you need to know
- Beginners guide to E-liquid
- Nic Salt E-liquid
OXVA Xlim Pro 0.8ohm Pod
I love this pod!!
It gives exactly the same flavour I rave about with the V2 pods but with the addition of much easier filling!
The flavour didn’t fully kick in until the 2nd fill – so be patient – because it will completely reward your patience!
You get all the rich complexities of your e-liquid and a warm vapour with excellent throat hit.
The device selected 16W as the optimum output and to be honest I didn’t change this at all as it was spot on!
I am on my 18th fill and the flavour is still banging! I will try to update how many fills this pod survives!
UPDATE – 36/7/23
So I have finally given up with the first 0.8ohm pod and I can happily report I got to 5860 puffs (109 refills). That is some epic coil life!
OXVA Xlim Pro 0.6ohm Pod
The mod selected 22W as the optimum output and I didn’t alter this at all as it was perfect!
This is slightly more “aggressive” than the 0.8ohm pod, you can feel the increase in output.
There is a slightly warmer vape, with a fierce throat hit.
You will also notice a small increase in vapour output in comparison with the 0.8ohm.
I still stand by the 0.8ohm being my favourite, but the 0.6ohm is a lot smoother than the OXVA Xlim C 0.6ohm which can be a bit ferocious at times!
If you use lower nicotine strengths this pod is ideal, if you are using over say 10mg you might find this a bit throat hurty!
The flavour is definitely mighty with this pod and believe it or not – the battery life does not suffer massively from the lower resistance and higher output than the 0.8ohm.
So far after 10 refills the flavour is still excellent!
Airflow
I use a rating system for airflow – 0= fully closed and 10= like breathing unrestricted fresh air!
On fully closed this is about a 1 – not fully shut off as you are still able to vape, but it gets hot and not much flavour.
Whereas fully open is still great for MTL vapers (it is the setting I preferred) and you could also manage a decent RDL vape too. I would say this rates around 4.5.
Usually on MTL devices I have the airflow in the mid position, but I find the Xlim range have quite a tight airflow and I end up opening it fully.
Leaks?
Not a drop or a dribble at all from either pod! The top fill V3 port design eliminates the leak from the fill port you sometimes get on the V2 pods.
UPDATED 26/7/23
Unfortunately I have had a bit of an issue with leaking.
It appears after filling the pod. I believe there is an air lock when filling, which pushes e-liquid out of the base of the pod. Once you wipe up the leak it vanishes until you fill again.
So I would recommend after filling, remove the pod, wrap in a tissue and blow through it to clear any sign of leaks.
If you have had a leak also put some tissue in the pod compartment of the mod and blow through the airflow inlet to clear any e-liquid inside the device.
Such a shame as the pods are otherwise amazing.
Mod Performance
The versatility of being able to adjust the output makes me happy. It is a bit fiddly as you have one button and different combinations of clicks to make changes.
However as the device selected the perfect wattage for each pod automatically I had no need to faff about making alterations.
You can adjust the LED output mode and I opted for the pretty multicolour LED.
I found the screen clear to read and you can even reset the puff counter. These little touches make life easier when reviewing!
When the battery charge level drops to one bar there is a significant decrease to output which often happens on vapes. After this it is not long before the device conks out and needs recharging.
I love the fact you can lock the fire button as I used this entirely on auto draw mode. The auto draw is fast and reliable!
Battery Life
This will always rely on your own vaping habits and the output selected. I am a very heavy vaper so this must be considered. For a guide these are my timings…
With the 0.8ohm pod I got around 190 puffs (4 tank fulls) and 4 to 5 hours of vaping.
With the 0.6ohm pod I got around 175 puffs and 4 to 5 hours again of vaping.
It might be also worth mentioning I had the LED set to a Multicolour setting – so I am not sure if this impacted on the battery timings.
Pros
- Stunning finish on both devices
- Top fill port a lot easier to access
- Epic flavour that I expect from the Xlim
- Quick charge time of only 35 minutes despite being 1000mAh!
- LED indicator and Screen are excellent
- Compatible with other Xlim devices and pods (Except Xlim C)
- Device default output settings are spot on – no need to adjust!
- Great airflow adjustment from super tight MTL to a restricted DTL
- Both pods are excellent performers – rare!
- I got 5860 puffs (109 fills) from the 0.8ohm pod! Excellent coil life!
Cons
- The wrong lanyard was sent with the Black Gold kit – but these are samples so this shouldn’t occur on retail versions.
- Slightly heavier than previous models
- Pod was slightly wobbly – but didn’t fall out.
- Some leaking after filling
Final Review Verdict
Yep I have another addition to my Xlim collection!
All in all the OXVA Xlim Pro is a beauty!
All the flavour I love from the Xlim pods coupled with more versatility and compatibility.
I used both pods on my older Xlims (and vice versa) and they all worked perfectly – ideal for me with a drawer full of Xlim V2 pods! Add to that I got 5860 puffs from a single pod before it conked out on me.
The top filling is so much easier as I do struggle sometimes with the older V2 side fill pods as the port cover can be fiddly.
So far the coil life has proved to be as excellent as previous Xlims and I love the fact you can adjust the output, airflow and LED effects. The battery charging was super quick at only 35 minutes – I have devices with half the battery capacity which take a lot longer!
No serious moans really here, just a wobbly pod and the fact this has a bit more weight than previous kits. Neither are a deal breaker for me!
However after a few months of use I did encounter leaky pods, just after filling. It appears to be down to air locks when filling the pod. Once leaky e-liquid has been wiped up there were no more leaks until I filled again. Sadly this has been quite an issue. But if you do experience this, you can always just purchase the non leaky V2 pods. I have had to subtract marks from Build Quality due to this.
Normally I would mark down the fiddly 1 button output adjustment, but the default output the device selects when you install the pod means I didn’t have to adjust the output at all!
Plus you can lock the fire button and use the excellent auto draw all the time!
Please let me know your thoughts and opinions on the OXVA Xlim Pro in the comments below!
I was charging my vape and when I look it was off. Struggle to put it on again, when it was on it only shows the Temp High. I cannot put it of or change anything, please help
Hi Michelle,
I’m undecided between purchasing the PureMax or the Oxva Xlim Pro. Which one would you recommend? Which one has a better flavor?
Thank you!
Hi there, sadly I haven’t tried the PureMax so I couldn’t tell you!
We have reviewed it here https://www.ecigclick.co.uk/sxmini-puremax-review/
But that was by another reviewer Dan who loves it.
I love the Xlim devices and use them daily ever since I tried the first model and they are slightly cheaper than the SXMini. But a lot of people rave about the PureMax too.
So sorry I am unable to give you a direct comparison.
thanks michelle! i think i will buy both of them 🙂
Hahaha that is one way to do it – I don’t blame you!!
Let us know what you think to both of them!
Enjoy!
Hi Michelle,
I wanted to share my opinion as you asked. I’ve been trying out both the PureMax by SXmini and the OXVA Xlim Pro since yesterday.
The coils for the PureMax are much larger compared to those for the OXVA, which I believe impacts the vaping experience. For both devices, I used 0.6 ohm coils at 22 watts with 50/50 e-liquids and fully open airflow. The PureMax provides a completely DTL experience, whereas the OXVA, even with fully open airflow, still feels like an MTL draw.
As for the flavor perception, I was truly impressed with the PureMax. It brings out the nuances of the e-liquid in a way the OXVA couldn’t. Perhaps the OXVA is better suited for different types of e-liquids (I only had a day and a half to test them). I was vaping Don Juan Reserve, and with the PureMax, I could taste all the notes perfectly. In contrast, the OXVA had a more restricted draw and didn’t deliver the same level of flavor.
Another drawback for the OXVA is the 2 ml pod capacity, which I finished in half a day. Meanwhile, the PureMax, with its 4 ml pod, lasted me comfortably throughout the day.
In conclusion, both are excellent devices, but overall, I think I will continue with the PureMax. I would rate it 9.5 out of 10, while the OXVA gets an 8.5 out of 10.
I hope this helps!
Best regards,
Edoardo
I love to hear how other people get on with different kits!
I have yet to try the Puremax but I still love my OXVA’s haha!
Thank you for taking the time to let me know how it went!
So pleased you have found a kit that suits you!
Hi i have an oxva slim pro I’ve had it for about 3 weeks now my screen has gone off and it flashes all colours now does anyone have any idea what going on thanks
I purchased the Xlim pro around one week ago and today I’ve had nothing but problems with it. It’s started to continue to draw on its own after I’ve stopped drawing which isn’t great. I initially thought it had something to do with the mouth piece section so I purchased a new one ( after reading up on everything tonight noticed I received a spare one with my unit in the box 🤦🏻♀️) issue still happening. I’ve cleaned out the bottom with the magnets etc. help!
It sounds to me like you have a leaking pod (tank / mouthpiece section).
I found the pods that come with this kit can leak after filling.
To cure it remove the pod. Put some tissue inside where the pod sits. Blow through the airflow adjustment area on the side (where the sliding switch is) until it stops bubbling.
Also wrap the pod in tissue and blow down it. That should clear it until you refill again.
For a long term solution I would recommend the OXVA Xlim V2 pods. These have a side fill port and very rarely leak. I use my Xlim Pro’s with the V2 pods as I got annoyed with the leaking. The e-liquid gets inside the device and shorts out the firing mechanism and the airflow sensor. For some reason the V3 pods often leak – I have had issues with them before. So switch to the V2 pods and you should have no problems at all. And you will be able to enjoy this excellent kit!
Hi, I have been using the Xslim pro now for maybe a year, I have 2 so 1 in use and 1 on charge. My oldest one is now failing to charge. Is this normal after i would say alot of use? I cant fault the device at all, but just wondered on the life expectancy? I am happy to buy another one as is great for the money. Thkught I would ask, as none of the comments have asked this question. Like i say used to charge as you say quite quickly but now very lengthy and does not seem to get to max battery. Look forward to your reply, as curious. Thank you in advance.
Hi there!
I have every model from the beginning of 2022.
Sadly I have a few that now fail to charge, two of the V2, one of the SE and more recently a Xlim Pro (which may still be under warranty – will check) – but they have been very heavily used daily so I kind of think they have had a good lifespan.
But of course I – like you – am gutted when they do die on me!
I can only suggest trying a different cable and charger outlet. If it still fails to charge it might be time for a new one sadly.
The warranty period is only 90 days so if yours are older than that you are a bit stuck unfortunately. (I just checked and my Xlim Pro is older than that 🙁 )
My knackered Xlim Pro when I put it on charge lights up green but the battery is still showing empty and it doesn’t show the charging graphic.
Thank you Michelle, that is fine, a year out of it, i am happy with and the replacement has been ordered, given it is the only type that has kept me off actual cigarettes, so worth it. This Slim Pro is the best.
Thank you for your reply, i appreciate your feedback.
Kindest regards
Wendy:)
Hi! My Xlim Pro (with a 0.8ohm pod) doesn’t seem to go over 17w output…. do you have to have a 0.6ohm pod installed for it to go over that level of wattage, do you know? I’m loving the vape and have found my perfect settings, so didn’t want to switch over to the 0.6ohm pod and possibly waste what e-liquid I put in there, if you could possibly tell me the answer instead? I’m not sure if it’s a faulty one though…. as when I push the fire/options button it makes a bit of a funny ‘short circuit’ buzz often…. also, it appears that my lock on the auto draw doesn’t work. When I switch the lock on, I can still draw from it as if it wasn’t on. It originally displayed ‘No atomiser’ when I first tried to used it too, but I quickly discovered this was a stuck pin inside the pod port. I gave it a wiggle and it hasn’t been a problem since. Thanks for any advice! 😊
Hi there, yes the 0.6ohm pod and 0.4ohm pod will allow for higher outputs, the device restricts the maximum according to the pod so you don’t burn them out.
The buzz / hiss when you press the fire button is just the device firing – it might fire briefly as you press the sequence of button presses.
As for the lock, this only locks the fire button, so you don’t accidentally fire it in a bag or pocket, the auto draw will still work.
Hope you are enjoying it, it is still my favourite kit!
That clears alot up for me, thank you! I’m loving it, it’s a fab bit of kit. I’ve just ordered some replacement pods as I can see the dreaded tint to the e-liquid you get when you know that time is near! Lol!
I totally agree with you on the V2 pods aswell. I ordered these ones and they’re much better. Easier to fill, less leaks and less mess! Thanks for the help 🙂
Wonderful I really hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoy mine – you have an amazing kit!!
What is the best set up to use oxva xlim pro.
Ohms, watts , E – liquid
I find the 0.8ohm pods (I use the V2 pods) with 50/50 e-liquid at 16W is perfect for me! I get epic flavour and amazing pod life!
Hi there, everything in yours & every other review online was pretty much spot on, except 1 thing i cant get my head around with these pod kits, & thats the auto draw system, everyone says how responsive it is etc but to me it seems if i dont draw hard enough to almost burst a blood vessel in my eyes they just stutter/cut in & out ? Its not so bad when i close the af slider fully but that dulls down the flavour for me, i love everything else about the pod but this just irritates me, people say its when juice gets in the sensor etc but it did this straight out the box on the first 2 draws off the .8 v3 pod?? so this ruined it for me & iv gone back to my ursa nano pro which is as good in every way bar pod life, im getting between 2400 & 2900 puffs per pods from lost vape & it only slightly stutters on fully open with very light draws, something im doing wrong with the xlim pro? Or would you say the device has faulty auto draw sensor? Thanks
Hmm that sounds like a faulty device to me, I have every Xlim model and 3 of the Xlim pro’s and all of them are really quick on the Auto draw?
There is nothing blocking the airflow in the pod area of the mod is there? It can also happen when e-liquid gets in the sensor and sadly I found some of the V3 pods could leak after filling?
Perhaps try removing the pod and blowing through the fully open airflow slider. Then wrap the pod in a tissue and blow down the mouthpiece. Just in case it is e-liquid – there is a high possibility it is as the V3 pods would push e-liquid out the bottom after filling – I went back to the V2 pods for my Xlim Pro’s.
Otherwise after trying the above, I would take it back / return it to where you bought it from as this is not normal!
nah, it was like this straight out the box, plus im always extra careful when it comes to leaks etc, its not as bad when i close off the airflow fully, and in regardgs to pods i found that most refillables do leak if your not careful, as you said due to airlocks, i found they only really leak if you try to quickly force the rubber bung back in causing it to push liquid out with air pressure from the seal of the rubber before its completley pushed in, & also if you try to fill them so theres literally no room left in the pod i.e overfilling, i find if you fill to about 75% capacity & slowly ease the rubber in at an angle (not square to the fill hole) they seem to be ok, i also cover the airholes at the base of the pod with my thumb when closing the seal so if air is pushed through it goes up the drip tip not out the bottom which is easier to clean especially if you already put twisted tissue down the drip tip before you fill, i might just take it back monday see what they say, just for refrence, have you tried taking 2x lighter draws on yours with the airflow wide open? i noticed if i close the airflow fully & draw a little harder it doesnt do it as much but only if i let it cool for around 2mins between draws, if i try to take 2 draws 1after another its ok on the first but stutters on the second, thanks for your advice.
I am not enjoying the vape as much as you. Infact it has become a complete let down regarding the manufacturing quality.
The tiny black rubber fill bung tab breaks off after only several fills, then you have to have long nails to grab at anything! If you identify as a man , you have no nails, therfore the pod becomes useless unless you try using a pin of some sort, then you attack the bung making it weaker , trying to grab it then it goes inside the pod!!!!!!!! Frustration is to the point I could strangle the designer of this pathetic set up. Time and money wasted. BE A DISPOSABLE OR BE BUILT TO LAST! There is no middle ground here.
Perhaps look into the V2 pods, they still have the rubber bung thingy but you might find them easier perhaps?
I do feel your pain I used to be a nail biter so I could never open anything – so I do understand how awkward it can be sometimes.
lol good thing I read this review I had no idea I could just vape without pressing the fire button. But so far since I bought this last week it’s been great. Way better than my last vape the SMOK rpm 2. That leaked all the time every time.
Awful product I’m on my second in six weeks. works fine then You charge it up and nothing. Shows as charged (solid green line) but you can’t turn it on again.
Third time lucky! These uncommon situations are what warranties are for 😊
Hi just read your review of the xlim pro v3. I currently own the oxva xlim v2. Is it worth upgrading or would the swap not be that noticeable? I’m quite torn about buying it.
Hiya – well perhaps do what I am doing…….
I have multiple earlier XLIM kits on the go but have bought a load of the V3 pods – which are compatible with all Xlims (apart from Xlim C)
The pods are a huge upgrade with the top fill port. Also I have got over 5000 puffs from my first V3 0.8ohm pod so the pod life is even better (will update the review when it finally dies on me!).
If your existing Xlim kits are working fine, I would just keep them and buy the updated V3 pods (now available online in a lot of places)
Of course if you want a bigger battery or fancy a new kit you can’t go wrong with the Xlim Pro!
Hope you are enjoying the Xlim range as much as I am!!