Product | OXBAR Lists GOSLIM Disposable Vape on Its Website, Featuring Embedded Leather and a Slim Display Window Design

Jan.21
Product | OXBAR Lists GOSLIM Disposable Vape on Its Website, Featuring Embedded Leather and a Slim Display Window Design
OXBAR has updated its official website and listed a new disposable product, GOSLIM. The device is rated at 26,000 puffs, measures 40 × 22 × 110 mm, and weighs about 75 g, featuring an “embedded leather” exterior design. It supports two power modes—ECO and BOOST—and includes a digital display showing remaining battery percentage, remaining e-liquid level, and the active mode.

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Key Takeaways

 

  • New OXBAR product: GOSLIM is rated at 26,000 puffs, measures 40 × 22 × 110 mm, weighs about 75 g, and adopts a flat, slim, elongated form factor.
  • Embedded leather element: Official information highlights “Embedded Leather,” representing a materials-based point of differentiation.
  • Centered front interaction area: The screen/interactive display is designed as a slender window centered along the device’s longitudinal axis, serving as the front-facing visual focal point.
  • Design language close to DOJO OPAL 20000: Both feature a rounded capsule-like silhouette and a centered, elongated display window layout.
  • Continued product update cadence: Following the January listing of the open-system pod device OX35K on its website, OXBAR has now listed GOSLIM, indicating continued near-term product launches.

2Firsts, Jan. 21, 2026

 

2Firsts noted that e-cigarette brand OXBAR has updated its official website with a new disposable vape product named GOSLIM. The device is rated at 26,000 puffs, returns to a slim, elongated “Slim” design, and introduces an embedded leather material element.

 

2Firsts compiled the product specifications for OXBAR GOSLIM, as shown in the graphic below:

 

Product | OXBAR Lists GOSLIM Disposable Vape on Its Website, Featuring Embedded Leather and a Slim Display Window Design
OXBAR GOSLIM Product Specifications | Graphic: 2Firsts

 

In the current 20,000+ puff disposable vape market, constraints related to battery capacity and e-liquid reservoir volume mean that most products adopt a wider, thicker box-mod style form. OXBAR GOSLIM measures 40 mm × 22 mm × 110 mm, and its overall shape is flat, slim, and elongated. According to the official website, it weighs approximately 75 g. In terms of exterior design, GOSLIM uses an “Embedded Leather” design.

 

In terms of industrial design, the product is similar to the OPAL 20000 e-cigarette launched by the vaping brand DOJO. Both adopt a rounded, thicker “pebble/capsule” style body, and both design the “screen/interactive display” as a slender window centered along the device’s longitudinal axis, making it the visual center of the front face.

 

Product | OXBAR Lists GOSLIM Disposable Vape on Its Website, Featuring Embedded Leather and a Slim Display Window Design
Left: OXBAR GOSLIM; Right: DOJO OPAL 20000 | Source: OXBAR website, DOJO website

 

On core specifications, GOSLIM is rated at 26,000 puffs. The device is equipped with OXBAR’s UNIONE Dual Mesh Coil (dual mesh coil technology) and, paired with a nicotine strength of 50 mg/ml (5%), offers 15 flavors. The lineup mainly covers fruit, mint, and mixed beverage-style flavors, including Strawberry Kiwi, Pineapple Ice, and Mr. Bull (energy drink flavor), among others.

 

The device supports two power modes: ECO (power-saving mode) and BOOST (boost mode). It also features a digital display showing the remaining battery percentage, remaining e-liquid level, and the currently active mode (ECO/BOOST).

 

In terms of battery capacity, it has a built-in 800 mAh battery, and the company claims a standby time of 2–3 days under typical use.

 

At present, OXBAR GOSLIM has been listed on the OXBAR official website, and the brand has promoted the product on its official social media channels such as Facebook and Instagram.

 

Product | OXBAR Lists GOSLIM Disposable Vape on Its Website, Featuring Embedded Leather and a Slim Display Window Design
OXBAR GOSLIM promoted on OXBAR’s official social media | Source: Facebook

 

In January this year, OXBAR listed the open-system pod device OX35K on its website. The product uses a supply structure described as a “2 ml built-in reservoir + 2 × 10 ml external refill bottles”, supports top filling, and is rated at 35,000 puffs. The brand’s pace of new product releases has accelerated.
 



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