Is Oxva Xlim Kit Better Than Uwell Caliburn?

Hey guys. Today let's check out the Oxva Xlim Kit which is the latest release from the quite young vape brand who have hit the market with a Bang! Some say it's better than the Uwell Caliburn Kit, is it really so? Let's find out together.

As you can see Oxva Xlim is a pod kit but does appear to have a few more features than the most basic kits provide. For a start, there is an 0.42" OLED screen to display your vaping data and you can adjust the wattage output from 5-25W. Another great feature is the airflow control located on the side of the device to allow you to adjust the airflow to your preference. Inside the mod is a 900mAh battery which is charged via the USB Type-C port at up to a 1A charge rate. This uses refillable but disposable pods. Basically, when the coil performance has deteriorated over time you do not need to get your hands mucky changing a coil. You simply discard the whole pod section.

As mentioned this is refillable – there are 2 capacity options which seem to tie in with the filling style. The 2ml pod has a top fill port whereas the 1.6ml version has a "PTF" (Push To Fill) port. This is like a one-way valve which you open by inserting the e-liquid bottle nozzle when filling. It then closes to help prevent leaking and access to the chamber by children. There are 2 different pod types – both included in this vape kit – the 0.8ohm pod has an 0.8ohm Kanthal Coil and is best at 12-16W. There is also the 1.2ohm pod – again with a Kanthal coil and is rated 10-12W.

Check for more details here: https://vapesourcing.com/oxva-xlim-kit.html

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