Nexlim Go | specs, modes and NeXLIM match-up

The Nexlim Go is the most stripped-back pod kit in OXVA’s NeXLIM range. No screen, no fire button, one slider to move between modes and a dual mesh pod shared with its two bigger siblings. Before putting it up against the NeXLIM 2 and the NeXLIM 2 Mini, this spec sheet sets out what the maker publishes about the device, including the places where its own documents disagree.

Nexlim Go, the essentials in a few lines

The Nexlim Go is a refillable pod kit with a top-fill cartridge, a built-in 1800 mAh battery and an output of 5 to 40 W. It fires on the draw and offers a single control, a slider that switches between BOOST and ECO modes.

It takes NeXLIM pods at 0.6, 0.8 and 1.2 ohm, with nic salt and freebase e-liquids alike, according to OXVA. The box holds just one 0.8 ohm pod, the device and the user manual.

The Nexlim Go spec sheet

The figures below come from OXVA’s product page, checked on 19 October 2026. The few points where the same maker’s PDF spec sheet differs are flagged straight after.

Point	Nexlim Go
Battery	Built-in, 1800 mAh
Output	5 to 40 W
Charging	USB-C, 5 V and 2 A, full charge in 45 minutes
Claimed battery life	Up to 10 days in ECO mode
Firing	Automatic on the draw, 0.01 seconds
Airflow	Side control
Material	PC, PCTG and PC/PU
Dimensions	122 x 28.5 x 17.5 mm
Weight	87.5 g
Pod	NeXLIM dual mesh, 4 ml or 2 ml in the TPD version
Colourways	Sixteen on the product page

The PDF sheet gives other measurements, 119 mm tall, 18 mm thick and 64 g. OXVA does not say whether either weight excludes the pod. The 10-day battery life comes with no stated usage pattern either.

In the UK, the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016 cap nicotine e-liquid pods at 2 ml, so the 2 ml TPD version is the one sold here, and the 30 refills OXVA quotes are counted on the 4 ml pod.

The Nexlim Go BOOST and ECO slider

This is the control that sets the Go apart. Where its siblings rely on a screen or a touch key, here you simply slide a switch, with no menu and no button combination.

What each position changes

The pod holds two meshes. In BOOST, both heat at once. In ECO, they take turns, which the maker says extends the life of the pod. The slider can be read by touch, without looking at the device.

A set wattage for each pod

The Nexlim Go page pairs each pod with one wattage rather than a range. In ECO, the 0.6 ohm pod runs at 22 W, the 0.8 ohm at 16 W and the 1.2 ohm at 13 W. In BOOST, OXVA gives an equivalent resistance of around 0.3, 0.4 and 0.6 ohm, for 40, 30 and 22 W.

Halving the value is what two meshes wired in parallel produce. The maker rates the 1.2 and 0.8 ohm pods as mouth to lung in ECO. In BOOST, the 0.6 and 0.8 ohm pods move to restricted direct lung, while the 1.2 ohm pod, like the 0.6 ohm in ECO, sits between the two.

UNITECH pods and what is in the box

Two points are worth checking before buying, the pod generation supplied and what the kit leaves out.

UNITECH 2.0 or 3.0, OXVA wavers

The Go page lists a UNITECH 3.0 pod in its spec table but also mentions UNITECH 2.0 higher up. The comparison on the NeXLIM 2 Mini page gives the Go UNITECH 2.0. The PDF sheet settles on 3.0 and adds that the original colourways will receive it too. Both generations fit the device.

No cable in the kit

The standard version holds the device, a 0.8 ohm 4 ml pod and the manual, the TPD version the same pod in 2 ml. OXVA lists no USB-C cable, so you will need your own, which the NeXLIM 2 avoids by including one.

Charging, battery light and draw in use

With no screen, the Go reports through a three-colour light. OXVA splits it into three bands, 100 to 65 per cent, 65 to 30 per cent and below 30 per cent, without naming the colours on the Go page.

A full charge takes 45 minutes at 5 V and 2 A. The draw is set with a side airflow ring, and automatic firing replaces any button. For an OXVA pod mod aimed at direct-lung vaping, the VPrime 2 faces two Vaporesso kits in our match-up built around the Armour G.

The match-up, Nexlim Go against the NeXLIM 2 and NeXLIM 2 Mini

All three devices take the same pods, so the match-up is not settled on flavour but on the device itself.

The NeXLIM 2 adds 200 mAh (2000 mAh), a 0.85 inch colour screen, 3 A charging, a cable and two pods, at 0.6 and 0.8 ohm. It weighs 88.5 g. The NeXLIM 2 Mini drops to 1500 mAh and 30 W in a 59 g aluminium body, and switches modes with a double tap on a touch key.

The verdict follows how you vape. The Go suits anyone who wants the most direct control and a good battery reserve without a screen. The NeXLIM 2 is for those who want to read their wattage, the Mini for those who put pocket size first.

FAQ

Answers to the questions that come up about this OXVA pod kit.

Do NeXLIM pods sold separately fit the Nexlim Go?

Yes. OXVA presents NeXLIM pods at 0.6, 0.8 and 1.2 ohm as compatible with the Go, the NeXLIM 2 and the NeXLIM 2 Mini.

Does the Nexlim Go have a fire button?

No. OXVA’s page describes automatic firing on the draw. The only controls are the BOOST and ECO slider and the side airflow ring.

How many colourways are there?

The product page lists sixteen, split across the Graffiti, Luxe and Silky series plus a few standalone shades. OXVA’s buying guide names only eight, so the product page is the reference.

Does the NeXLIM range offer replacement coils?

Yes. Alongside complete pods, OXVA lists an empty cartridge and replacement coils at 0.6, 0.8 and 1.2 ohm, compatible with all three devices.

Can the Nexlim Go be set to an exact wattage?

No. The wattage depends on the pod fitted and the slider position. To pick your watts on a screen, the NeXLIM 2 is the one to look at.

Nexlim Go, a pod kit that comes down to one slider

The Go drops everything that is not essential, the screen, the button and the cable, and keeps the range’s 1800 mAh battery and dual mesh pod. Its documents leave a few grey areas, on weight and on pod generation, which are worth knowing before comparing two listings.

Against the two NeXLIM 2 models, the Nexlim Go remains the easiest to pick up, with the NeXLIM 2 taking over for anyone who wants to see and choose their settings.

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Written for adult readers only. Vaping products can contain nicotine, which is highly addictive, and nicotine vaping products are not for sale to anyone under 18 in the UK. This match-up places kits side by side and is not a buying recommendation.