Product | Semi-Embedded Display + “Smart Memory System”: OXBAR Launches New Magnetic Vape MAGLINK

Dec.12.2025
Product | Semi-Embedded Display + “Smart Memory System”: OXBAR Launches New Magnetic Vape MAGLINK
OXBAR has launched the MAGLINK vape on its official website, featuring a magnetic structure and a smart memory function. The website lists the device as offering 50,000 puffs, a 1500 mAh battery, and four adjustable power levels. The product has already appeared across multiple Canadian sales channels, where the stated puff count, e-liquid capacity, and other specifications differ notably from those shown on the official site.

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Key Takeaways:

 

  • Magnetic structure + smart memory system: OXBAR has launched the magnetic vape MAGLINK on its official website, featuring a “Smart Memory System” that automatically records and matches the previous power setting of the pod.
  • Official specifications: According to the website, MAGLINK is rated for 50,000 puffs, features a nicotine strength of 50 mg/ml, and comes with a 1500 mAh battery and dual-mode, four-level power adjustment.
  • Higher capacity in Canadian channel versions: Canadian distributors (such as Nimbus Distro) list the device with 90,000 puffs, 30 ml e-liquid, 20 mg/ml nicotine, and 20 flavor options, and indicate it is jointly released by OXBAR and local brand Rocky Vapor.
  • Pricing and availability: MAGLINK is already available on multiple Canada-based e-commerce platforms for approximately CAD 43.99 (around USD 31.60).

 


2Firsts, December 12, 2025 — 2Firsts has observed that the vape brand OXBAR has launched its magnetic vape device MAGLINK on the company’s official website. The product had previously appeared across Canadian retail channels at a price of around CAD 43.99 (approximately USD 31.60).

 

 

Magnetic design with “Smart Memory System”

 

 

2Firsts has compiled the MAGLINK specifications released by OXBAR’s official website, as shown in the chart below.

 

Product | Semi-Embedded Display + “Smart Memory System”: OXBAR Launches New Magnetic Vape MAGLINK
MAGLINK product specifications | Graphic by 2Firsts

 

According to the official information, the OXBAR MAGLINK measures 54.6 × 28.3 × 108 mm, weighs approximately 112 g, and is rated for 50,000 puffs. The e-liquid capacity is not listed. The device features a nicotine strength of 50 mg/ml and offers 16 flavor options. MAGLINK is equipped with a 1500 mAh battery, supports Type-C charging, and provides dual-mode, four-level adjustable power output.

 

Compared with traditional left-right magnetic pod structures, the OXBAR MAGLINK adopts a “semi-embedded” design. The screen integrated into the battery section displays real-time battery level and remaining e-liquid.

 

Product | Semi-Embedded Display + “Smart Memory System”: OXBAR Launches New Magnetic Vape MAGLINK
MAGLINK featuring the “Smart Memory System” | Source: OXBAR official website

 

Additionally, the official description states that MAGLINK includes a “Smart Memory System” that can “automatically identify and match the previous power setting of each pod, enabling seamless use.”

 

 

Canadian channels list device with up to 90,000 puffs

 

 

During its investigation of MAGLINK’s market presence, 2Firsts found that the device is already listed by Canadian vape distributor Nimbus Distro, which indicates that MAGLINK in Canada is co-released by OXBAR and Canadian vape brand Rocky Vapor.

 

Product | Semi-Embedded Display + “Smart Memory System”: OXBAR Launches New Magnetic Vape MAGLINK
Product specifications displayed on Nimbus Distro | Source: Nimbus Distro

 

Nimbus Distro also displays product specifications that differ from those on OXBAR’s official website. The distributor lists MAGLINK as featuring:

 

  • 30 ml e-liquid capacity
  • 90,000 puffs
  • 20 mg/ml nicotine
  • 20 flavor options

 

Listings on other Canadian online retailers—such as QualityVapes, Exeter Vape, and VapeLuv—present the same specifications as Nimbus Distro.

 

 

Available across Canadian channels, priced around USD 31.60

 

 

At present, OXBAR MAGLINK is available on Nimbus Distro, QualityVapes, Exeter Vape, VapeLuv, and other platforms operating within or primarily serving the Canadian market. The retail price remains around CAD 43.99 (approximately USD 31.60).

 

Product | Semi-Embedded Display + “Smart Memory System”: OXBAR Launches New Magnetic Vape MAGLINK
OXBAR MAGLINK product page | Source: QualityVapes

 

 



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