OXVA XLIM Model Guide: All Ten Devices Ranked
The XLIM platform is ten devices deep. Three of them are the right answer for ninety percent of buyers.
The full table
| Model | Battery | Output | Interface | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | 900mAh | 25W | None | Budget MTL, no 0.4 pods |
| Go Lite | 1000mAh | n/a | None | Simplest entry |
| Go | 1000mAh | 30W | RGB light | 41g featherweight |
| Go 2 | 1500mAh | 30W smart | None | The value pick |
| Pro (Pod Salt eds.) | 1000mAh | 30W | LED | Collector interest |
| Pro 2 | 1300mAh | 30W | 0.56" colour | The proven default |
| Pro 2 DNA | 1300mAh | 30W | 0.56" colour | Replay, for enthusiasts |
| Pro 3 | 1500mAh | 30W Pulse | 1.05" colour | The flagship. Buy this |
| SQ Pro 2 | 1600mAh | 30W | 1.09" touch | Battery and diary king |
| 3 Ultra | 1500mAh | 30W Super Pulse | 2.2" touch | The screen statement |
The three that matter
Pro 3. The 2025 flagship and Vaping360's pod of the year. The Pulse System's micro-burst power delivery is the first chipset change in the line you can actually taste, and the five-day battery claim survives light-use reality.
Go 2. The same 1500mAh capacity as the Pro 3 with smart wattage instead of a screen, at entry pricing. The rational choice.
SQ Pro 2. For the biggest cell (1600mAh) and the puff diary, which turns out to be the most quietly useful feature in the family if you are tracking consumption down.
Everything shares the pods
All ten run the V3 top-fill pods, plus the EZ and XL variants. The 0.4 Ohm pod requires 30W, which excludes only the Classic. That pod portability is the platform's real moat: your consumables survive every upgrade.