OXVA XLIM Pro 4 - Is the New Anti-Burn Feature Actually Useful?

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I've been looking at the OXVA XLIM Pro 4, and the new anti-burn feature has me curious. It's designed to detect when the e-liquid gets too low and help prevent those unpleasant dry hits, which sounds useful if it works well in everyday use. The device also has an 1800mAh battery, adjustable power up to 30W, and a color screen. (Official product details)


A few things I'd love to hear from people who've tried it:
Flavor: Do the new UNITECH 3.0 pods make a noticeable difference, especially with flavor consistency?
Anti-burn protection: Does the liquid-level detection work reliably, or do you still need to keep a close eye on the pod?
Battery life: How long does it last with your usual wattage and vaping style?
Airflow: Can you get a nice tight MTL draw, or does it work better with a more open setting?

Pod compatibility: Has anyone tried it with older XLIM pods? I'm curious whether there's any noticeable difference.

I'm also wondering whether the Pro 4 feels like a worthwhile upgrade from the earlier XLIM Pro models, or if the improvements are more noticeable on paper than in actual use.

If you've been using the XLIM Pro 4, what's your verdict so far? Especially interested in real-world feedback on the pods and anti-burn feature. Is there anything you wish OXVA had done differently?

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