Product | OXVA launches SlimStick X in Europe and the U.S., shifting from pre-filled to open-system refilling

Mar.06
Product | OXVA launches SlimStick X in Europe and the U.S., shifting from pre-filled to open-system refilling
OXVA has recently launched its new e-cigarette, the SlimStick X. Unlike its predecessor, the SlimStick, which used a pre-filled pod system, the SlimStick X adopts an open-system refillable design, featuring a 2ml pod, a 1.0Ω coil, and a 1400mAh battery. The product has entered online retail channels in markets including the United States, the United Kingdom, Greece, and Spain, with a price of about $23.99.

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Key Takeaways:

 

  • OXVA SlimStick X continues the SlimStick product line’s design language and is positioned as an upgraded version of the SlimStick.
  • The product shifts from a pre-filled pod solution to an open-system refillable solution, featuring a 2ml refillable pod.
  • SlimStick X adopts a top-fill design and is equipped with a 1.0Ω coil.
  • The device measures 32×14×90mm, weighs 55g, includes a built-in 1400mAh battery, and supports 5V/1A Type-C charging.
  • The product is already being sold through online channels in markets including the United States, the United Kingdom, Greece, and Spain, with a price of about US$23.99.

 


2Firsts, March 6, 2026

 

2Firsts has noted that open-system e-cigarette brand OXVA recently launched its new e-cigarette, the OXVA SlimStick X, on its official website. Based on its product appearance and naming system, the device can be seen as a continuation and upgrade of the OXVA SlimStick. Unlike its predecessor, the OXVA SlimStick X has shifted from a pre-filled pod solution to an open-system refillable solution, featuring a 2ml refillable pod and a top-fill design.

 

2Firsts collected and processed the parameter information for the OXVA SlimStick X e-cigarette, as shown in the figure below:

 

Product | OXVA launches SlimStick X in Europe and the U.S., shifting from pre-filled to open-system refilling
OXVA SlimStick X e-cigarette specifications | Graphic by: 2Firsts

 

As an open-system refillable device, the OXVA SlimStick X measures 32×14×90mm and weighs 55g. It has a built-in 1400mAh battery and supports 5V/1A Type-C charging. It is equipped with a 2ml pod, with the TPD version also set at 2ml, and uses a top-fill design. In terms of refill structure, the pod has a lifespan of about 40ml and can be refilled more than 20 times. The company officially claims it is 100% compatible with nicotine salt e-liquid, and the device is equipped with a 1.0Ω coil.

 

Product | OXVA launches SlimStick X in Europe and the U.S., shifting from pre-filled to open-system refilling
OXVA SlimStick X is positioned as an open-system refillable device | Image source: OXVA

 

The OXVA SlimStick X is equipped with Smart Vibration alerts and battery-level light indicators: when the battery level is above 20%, the light displays green; when the battery level is below 20%, the light displays red.

 

In August 2025, 2Firsts published an article introducing the OXVA Slim Stick e-cigarette. Based on product appearance and naming logic, the subsequently launched OXVA SlimStick X can be regarded as a continuation and upgraded product of the earlier model.

 

 

The core difference between the two products is that the OXVA Slim Stick uses a pre-filled pod solution and comes with a 2ml non-refillable pod, while the OXVA SlimStick X shifts to an open-system refillable solution, featuring a 2ml refillable pod and a top-fill design.

 

At present, the OXVA SlimStick X has already been listed on OXVA’s official website and has entered online sales channels in markets including the United States, the United Kingdom, Greece, and Spain, including websites such as Vape Sourcing, svm-vape, and masquevapor. The suggested retail price of the product in the U.S. market is about US$23.99, while the actual retail price in some European channels is around EUR 12.90.

 

Product | OXVA launches SlimStick X in Europe and the U.S., shifting from pre-filled to open-system refilling
OXVA SlimStick X sales information | Image source: svm-vape

 



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