OXVA VPRIME 2 vs VPRIME: What Changed and Is It Worth Upgrading?

The original OXVA VPRIME introduced a high-power pod system with up to 60W output, a large 2600mAh battery and the VPRIME cartridge platform.

Now, VPRIME 2 keeps the same 60W maximum output but upgrades several areas that matter more during everyday use — including battery capacity, charging speed and cartridge technology.

So what exactly is different between VPRIME 2 and VPRIME? And if you already use the original model, is VPRIME 2 worth upgrading to?

Here are the differences that matter most.

VPRIME 2 vs VPRIME: Quick Comparison

VPRIME 2 officially combines a 3400mAh battery, 5–60W output, 5V/3A charging and a 6ml Dual Mesh Cartridge, while the original VPRIME uses a 2600mAh battery, 5V/2A charging and a 5ml pod.

The important point is that VPRIME 2 is not simply about adding more wattage. Its biggest changes are around endurance, charging and the cartridge platform.

Battery & Charging: 3400mAh + 5V/3A

Battery capacity is one of the clearest upgrades.

The original VPRIME has a 2600mAh battery, while VPRIME 2 increases that to 3400mAh — around 31% more nominal battery capacity.

For a pod system capable of reaching 60W, the extra capacity is particularly useful for people who vape regularly at higher power.

OXVA has also upgraded charging alongside the larger battery:

VPRIME: 5V/2A
VPRIME 2: 5V/3A

That combination makes more sense than increasing battery size alone. VPRIME 2 provides more battery capacity for daily use while also increasing charging input.

If battery endurance is one of your main concerns with a higher-power pod system, this is arguably the most practical VPRIME 2 upgrade.

Same 60W, but a New Vaping Platform

Maximum output remains the same.

Both VPRIME and VPRIME 2 reach up to:

60W

So VPRIME 2 should not be viewed as simply a more powerful version of VPRIME.

Instead, the biggest change is how that 60W platform is built and used.

The original VPRIME uses UNITECH 2.0, while VPRIME 2 introduces UNITECH 3.0 together with the new VPRIME Dual Mesh Cartridge.

VPRIME 2 also introduces BOOST and ECO operation with the new cartridge platform. The official specification positions the device around Ultra-Auto Draw, 60W maximum output and BOOST & ECO modes.

In other words, the second generation focuses more on cartridge performance and flexibility than chasing a higher wattage figure.

Cartridge Upgrade: Dual Mesh, UNITECH 3.0 & 6ml

The cartridge is where VPRIME 2 changes most significantly.

The original VPRIME platform supports VPRIME cartridges with multiple resistance options, including 0.2Ω, 0.4Ω, 0.6Ω and 0.8Ω.

VPRIME 2 introduces the new VPRIME Dual Mesh Cartridge, available in:

• 0.4Ω
• 0.6Ω
• 6ml capacity

The new cartridge uses UNITECH 3.0 Dual Mesh technology together with a redesigned U-shaped airflow structure and larger chamber.

Pod capacity also increases from 5ml on VPRIME to 6ml on VPRIME 2.

A 1ml increase may not sound large, but it complements the larger battery well on a higher-power device where e-liquid consumption can be greater.

More importantly, the new Dual Mesh Cartridge is the platform that gives VPRIME 2 access to its complete BOOST & ECO experience.

For detailed Dual Mesh technology, resistance options and operating modes, see the VPRIME Dual Mesh Cartridge product page.

Can You Use VPRIME Cartridges with VPRIME 2?

Yes.

The VPRIME cartridge generations support cross-generation compatibility, which makes the move from the original device easier for existing VPRIME users.

Original VPRIME cartridges can be used with VPRIME 2, while the new VPRIME Dual Mesh Cartridge also supports the VPRIME Series.

The operating mode available depends on the device and cartridge combination, while wattage remains adjustable in cross-generation setups.

For existing users, the main takeaway is simple:

Upgrading to VPRIME 2 does not mean your existing VPRIME cartridges immediately become unusable.

For the full BOOST/ECO cross-compatibility chart, see the VPRIME Dual Mesh Cartridge compatibility guide.

Should You Upgrade from VPRIME to VPRIME 2?

Whether VPRIME 2 is worth upgrading to depends on what you want from the new generation.

VPRIME 2 makes more sense if you want:

• More battery capacity
• Faster charging
• A larger 6ml cartridge
• UNITECH 3.0 Dual Mesh
• BOOST & ECO flexibility
• Access to the latest VPRIME cartridge platform
• Compatibility with existing VPRIME cartridges

The upgrade is especially meaningful for people who use VPRIME frequently and value battery endurance and the new cartridge system.

Keeping your original VPRIME may still make sense if:

• 2600mAh already covers your daily use
• You are satisfied with the original VPRIME cartridges
• You mainly care about maximum wattage
• You do not need the new Dual Mesh platform

Since both devices still reach 60W, users looking purely for “more power” will not see a major wattage increase.

The real reason to move to VPRIME 2 is the combination of more battery capacity, faster charging and the new cartridge platform.

VPRIME 2 vs VPRIME: Final Verdict

VPRIME 2 is not a simple “60W becomes 70W” type of upgrade.

Instead, OXVA has kept the same 60W maximum output and improved the areas surrounding it.

The larger battery and faster charging make the device more practical for frequent use, while the new UNITECH 3.0 Dual Mesh platform changes the cartridge experience more significantly than the wattage itself.

For users who already like the VPRIME concept but want longer endurance and access to the latest cartridge technology, VPRIME 2 is the more complete option.

For users who are already happy with the original VPRIME and do not need the new cartridge platform, upgrading is less urgent.