Hello again. I’m pleased to be back with another review for lost vape after a little bit of a hiatus. I was scheduled to review the Thelema Solo DNA100C but customs decided to confiscate it and thus I will not be reviewing it unfortunately. Instead, today I’m here to talk about the new Centaurus Quest Q200 kit that was sent to me by Lost Vape to provide you with a fair, honest, and hopefully informative review that will allow you to decide if this might be a good kit for you. I was actually sent two kits for this review because there are two different options for you to choose from. Both kits have the Q200 mod but you can choose whether you want a kit with the Centaurus Sub Ohm tank or the kit with the UB Max Pod tank. Both are nice but preferences can be different from person to person so Lost Vape has decided to offer two choices for you.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
SPECIFICATIONS:
Dimension: Mod: 55*26*91mm, Tank: Φ26.3*39.9mm
Power Range: 5-200W
Battery Voltage: 3.0V-4.2V
Input Current: 1A-40A
Output Voltage: 0.7V-8.0V
Temperature Range: 200℉-600℉ (100℃-315℃)
Input Voltage: 6.0V-8.4V
Screen Pixel: 0.96 inch, 80*160
Body Material: Zinc Alloy & Stainless Steels
Coil Material Supported: Nickel, Titanium, SS316, SS904
Coil Resistance Supported: 0.1ohm-5.0ohm
Battery: Dual 18650 battery (not included)
Filling Type: Bottom filling
Tank Body Material: High-quality PCTG Plastic
Tank Capacity: 5ml
Color: Matt Red Carbon Fiber, Sierra Blue Carbon Fiber, Black Carbon Fiber, Gold Teak Wood, SS Teak Wood, Gunmetal Walnut Wood, Sakura Pink Wave Pastel, Royal Blue Wave Coral
FEATURES:
1. 200W max output power
2. Type-C fast charging
3. Adjustable airflow
4. Bottom-filling system (UB MAX TANK)
5. Compatible with UB magnet adapter (UB MAX TANK)
6. Adopts Quest 2.0 chip, replaceable side panel
7. Dual 18650 batteries with 200W max and Type-C charging
8. 0.96'' screen to show you clear vaping information
9. Supports 5ml capacity and 3ml spare glass tube in the package
10. Easy top filling system, adjustable top to bottom airflow
11. Compatible with Lost Vape UB Max Coil
INITIAL THOUGHTS:
The packaging for both of the Q200 kits come with the white outer sleeve that most Lost Vape samples arrive in. There is a nice color picture of each device on the front with of course the Lost Vape and Centaurus names. This is where you need to pay attention when ordering so you can choose the version with the correct tank that you want.
The back side of the sleeve has the contents list, a warning, a sticker stating the color version, and an authenticity code. I personally haven’t seen a counterfeit mod in quite a while but I’m sure they are out there.
The sides of the sleeve has the statement “A Modern Demarcation” on one side and a list of features on the other side with icons. Overall very nice packaging in my opinion.
Once the sleeve and box top are removed, you are greeted with the owner’s manual, warranty card and a metal pick attached to an instruction card. I’ll explain that last one a little later. Once the paperwork is removed, then the Q200 mod with the appropriate tank is found in a plastic insert. You might notice that my tank is still wet. That’s because I washed it like I do with every tank I receive before using it. Don’t worry, I took it apart and dried it before using it. If you lift the mod tray then underneath is found two coils, USB-C charging cable, spare glass, and o ring package. Of course there is not a spare glass with the kit containing the UB Max Pod Tank.
Ok, where to start. Please be patient because this might get a little long. I guess the best place is to start with the two different tanks. First let’s take a look at the Centaurus Sub Ohm Tank. Both tanks use the new UB Max coils and both come with the same two coils. The included coils are the UB Max X1 coil with a resistance of .15 ohms and rated at 80-120 watts for DL. The second coil is the UB Max X3 coil with a resistance of .3 ohms and rated at 40-60 watts.
The Centaurus Sub Ohm tank comes with an 810 drip tip, has a ¼ turn bayonet style top cap that is easily removed for filling through the good sized fill port openings, and comes with the bubble glass pre-installed to give a liquid capacity of 5ml and I believe the capacity with the included straight glass is 3ml.
The outside of the center chamber has the Centaurus symbol on it and the Lost Vape name on the airflow control ring above it. This one is a top airflow tank which I like because it makes it more leak proof in my opinion. The tank can be completely disassembled for ease of cleaning. The Centaurus name is also found on the bottom of the base. The coils are a simple push in style like most drop in coils we see these days.
The airflow on the Centaurus tank seems very smooth and is not noisy at all from what I can tell during testing it. I ran the .3 ohm coil at 45 watts and the flavor production was very good using a diy one shot that I use daily. It produces large amounts of vapor if that is something that you like. I had the airflow only open about 1/3 and it was a nice flavorful vape.
Because of the limitation on the number of images per post, the review is continued on the next post.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
SPECIFICATIONS:
Dimension: Mod: 55*26*91mm, Tank: Φ26.3*39.9mm
Power Range: 5-200W
Battery Voltage: 3.0V-4.2V
Input Current: 1A-40A
Output Voltage: 0.7V-8.0V
Temperature Range: 200℉-600℉ (100℃-315℃)
Input Voltage: 6.0V-8.4V
Screen Pixel: 0.96 inch, 80*160
Body Material: Zinc Alloy & Stainless Steels
Coil Material Supported: Nickel, Titanium, SS316, SS904
Coil Resistance Supported: 0.1ohm-5.0ohm
Battery: Dual 18650 battery (not included)
Filling Type: Bottom filling
Tank Body Material: High-quality PCTG Plastic
Tank Capacity: 5ml
Color: Matt Red Carbon Fiber, Sierra Blue Carbon Fiber, Black Carbon Fiber, Gold Teak Wood, SS Teak Wood, Gunmetal Walnut Wood, Sakura Pink Wave Pastel, Royal Blue Wave Coral
FEATURES:
1. 200W max output power
2. Type-C fast charging
3. Adjustable airflow
4. Bottom-filling system (UB MAX TANK)
5. Compatible with UB magnet adapter (UB MAX TANK)
6. Adopts Quest 2.0 chip, replaceable side panel
7. Dual 18650 batteries with 200W max and Type-C charging
8. 0.96'' screen to show you clear vaping information
9. Supports 5ml capacity and 3ml spare glass tube in the package
10. Easy top filling system, adjustable top to bottom airflow
11. Compatible with Lost Vape UB Max Coil
INITIAL THOUGHTS:
The packaging for both of the Q200 kits come with the white outer sleeve that most Lost Vape samples arrive in. There is a nice color picture of each device on the front with of course the Lost Vape and Centaurus names. This is where you need to pay attention when ordering so you can choose the version with the correct tank that you want.
The back side of the sleeve has the contents list, a warning, a sticker stating the color version, and an authenticity code. I personally haven’t seen a counterfeit mod in quite a while but I’m sure they are out there.
The sides of the sleeve has the statement “A Modern Demarcation” on one side and a list of features on the other side with icons. Overall very nice packaging in my opinion.
Once the sleeve and box top are removed, you are greeted with the owner’s manual, warranty card and a metal pick attached to an instruction card. I’ll explain that last one a little later. Once the paperwork is removed, then the Q200 mod with the appropriate tank is found in a plastic insert. You might notice that my tank is still wet. That’s because I washed it like I do with every tank I receive before using it. Don’t worry, I took it apart and dried it before using it. If you lift the mod tray then underneath is found two coils, USB-C charging cable, spare glass, and o ring package. Of course there is not a spare glass with the kit containing the UB Max Pod Tank.
Ok, where to start. Please be patient because this might get a little long. I guess the best place is to start with the two different tanks. First let’s take a look at the Centaurus Sub Ohm Tank. Both tanks use the new UB Max coils and both come with the same two coils. The included coils are the UB Max X1 coil with a resistance of .15 ohms and rated at 80-120 watts for DL. The second coil is the UB Max X3 coil with a resistance of .3 ohms and rated at 40-60 watts.
The Centaurus Sub Ohm tank comes with an 810 drip tip, has a ¼ turn bayonet style top cap that is easily removed for filling through the good sized fill port openings, and comes with the bubble glass pre-installed to give a liquid capacity of 5ml and I believe the capacity with the included straight glass is 3ml.
The outside of the center chamber has the Centaurus symbol on it and the Lost Vape name on the airflow control ring above it. This one is a top airflow tank which I like because it makes it more leak proof in my opinion. The tank can be completely disassembled for ease of cleaning. The Centaurus name is also found on the bottom of the base. The coils are a simple push in style like most drop in coils we see these days.
The airflow on the Centaurus tank seems very smooth and is not noisy at all from what I can tell during testing it. I ran the .3 ohm coil at 45 watts and the flavor production was very good using a diy one shot that I use daily. It produces large amounts of vapor if that is something that you like. I had the airflow only open about 1/3 and it was a nice flavorful vape.
Because of the limitation on the number of images per post, the review is continued on the next post.
