Hello, today let's take a look at lost vape Ursa Pocket. In this Test I will examine each of the characteristics that distinguish this item. I hope that at the end of this reading you can understand this product, and therefore decide whether to invest in it or not. As always, my opinions are free and based on my personal experience.
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► lost vape Ursa Pocket; Before starting, let's see together some special features indicated by the manufacturer:
lost vape Ursa Pocket Kit, comes with an internal 1200mAh battery and a 1.7-inch OLED screen with a bright and user-friendly retro-style gamepad interface. URSA Pocket shares the same URSA cartridges as previous Lost vape pod devices and is designed to support a maximum output of 30W.
► Lost Vape Ursa Pocket; Packaging:
Ursa pocket comes with a perfect "game pad" style packaging, looking at the front of the package you can see an image of the device in the color inside, you can also read the presence of a "Quest" chipset, you can see a couple of icons representing the display and the adjustment and game buttons. On the back of the package you can see; the packing list, warnings, address and contact details of the manufacturer. On the side of the box you can see the main technical characteristics represented by icons and the Lost Vape Quest advertising message "The Modern Demarcation".
► Lost Vape Ursa Pocket; Packing List:
• 1 * Lost Vape Ursa Pocket Device
• 1 * 0.6Ω Ursa Capsule
• 1 * 0.8Ω Ursa Capsule
• 1 * Collar
• 1 * USB Type-C Cable
• 1 * User Manual
► Lost Vape Ursa Pocket; Specifications:
• Materials: Aluminum alloy and plastic
• Dimensions: 95.2x46.2x 19mm
• Weight: 88g
• 1200mAh internal battery
• Max power: 30W
• 2.5ml e-liquid capacity
• 0.6Ω and 0.8Ω Ursa Pods
• 3-inch backlit panel
• 1.7 inch OLED screen
• Game type fire button
• Includes 3 different games
• Short circuit protection, low battery protection, overheat protection
► Lost Vape Ursa Pocket; Available colours:
• Neon Street
• Cyber Elf
• Saiyan Trunks
• Ice Blade
• Dark Knights
• Nes Red
Hellsing Grey
•SilverStorm
► Lost Vape Ursa Pocket; First Impressions:
Lost Vape for this test sent me two different colors of Ursa Pocket; both have a rather captivating playful style, the "Silver Storm" version seems more sober and elegant, while the "Neon Street" version is more flashy with its bright colors. The classic rectangular form factor is that of a minibox, for this reason it is quite pocket-sized and easy to handle with its rounded sides. The construction materials are of the highest level for a Pod device; the sturdy zinc alloy chassis houses a backlit back panel that activates during charging but also during use to notify the user of the battery charge level as follows:
• Purple Led color: The charge level is between 80 and 100%
• Green Led color: The charge level is between 60 and 80%
• Blue Led colour: The charge level is between 40 and 60%
• Led color White: The charge level is between 20 and 40%
• Red LED colour: The charge level is between 0 and 20%
To understand what we are talking about and how the services on Ursa Pocket are arranged, there is nothing better than observing the image below with your own eyes.
As you can see in the following image, Ursa Pocket can be carried using the collar provided, this can be comfortable when your hands are busy during your daily activities.
Looking at the side profile of Ursa pocket you can see on one side the system for inserting the collar and on the other side you can see the airflow adjustment knob. The slide knob adjustment allows you to minimize the airflow for MTL vaping, but you can also get more airflow for RDL vaping style.
► Lost Vape Ursa Pocket; Screen and control keys:
As we have seen, the rear panel with its integrated LED shows a truly captivating light theme, however the front side is no less beautiful, as demonstrated by the large fire button which, together with the colored display and the other buttons, makes up a whole fully recalls the "retro Game Pad" style.
The 1.7-inch OLED display shows well-proportioned green colored characters which are really easy to read. All the info useful to the vaper's are also present on the display, the graphics are truly splendid. There are usually only two power adjustment keys, but here there is a central key that allows you to enter the menu directly.
• 5 clicks on the fire button to turn on/off the device
• Power adjustment: Use the A and C keys to adjust the power from 5 to 30W with steps of 0.5W at a time
• Locking/unlocking the settings: Press the central button (B) to access the menu and select lock or unlock, then confirm with the B button and the fire button
But could Lost Vape really be satisfied with producing a simple Pod? The answer is no! In fact, as I mentioned earlier, there are 3 different games available to entertain vapers, and I think this is really a nice and pleasant entertainment opportunity for many users. The game graphics hark back to the old days and I'm sure this will evoke pleasant memories for many people who can get distracted as follows:
• Number 1 virtual pet maintenance game
• Game number 2 to try your luck on the slot machine
• Game number 3 competition with virtual prizes linked to the number of puffs.
The bottom base of Ursa Pocket houses the USB-C charging port. It takes about 60 minutes to fully recharge the 1200mAh internal battery. In the Pod compartment there are two magnets to firmly hold the cartridge and there is also the sensor for the automatic puff. So Lost Vape Ursa Pocket can be activated manually by pressing the Fire button, or automatically by simply inhaling from the mouthpiece.
► Lost Vape Ursa Pocket; Cartridges:
The Ursa family is really big; Ursa Baby, Ursa Baby Pro, Ursa Pocket, Ursa Nano and Ursa Nano Pro, the wonderful thing for vaper's is that all these Ursa devices can share the same cartridges! So both disposable cartridges and cartridges with replaceable UB Mini coils.
For all Ursa devices there are really interesting options for MTL but also RDL vaping. According to Lost Vape, all Ursa Nano cartridges use an internal system that limits losses and has successfully passed countless tests. All of these cartridges can hold up to 2.5ml of e-liquid and include a comfortable and ergonomic spout. On the bottom of the cartridges there are two magnets mirroring those on the Mod. The capsules are made of PCTG and despite the dark color they offer a discreet visual check on the internal e-liquid level. The refill takes place laterally by lifting a silicone rubber. The filling hole is large enough, however the lateral position for filling does not always allow for total filling. I have estimated that introducing more than 2ml of liquid is quite difficult. Disposable cartridges clearly show the resistance value inside them. While in the "empty" cartridges (sold separately) you have to insert the UB Mini coils with a slight pressure.
► Lost Vape Ursa Pocket; Final Conclusions & Vaping Test:
For this test, I had two different disposable cartridges available, both loaded with the same e-liquid to evaluate any differences in performance; "TOO PUFT" with 10% dilution in a 50/50 base of VG/PG and with 3mg/ml of boost.
• 0.8Ω Disposable Ursa cartridge:
The 0.8Ω cartridge performs well in MTL with closed AFC, and also fairly supports more open AFC adjustments (RDL). In this case with a good amount of steam emitted which enhances its excellent aromatic qualities. I estimated the average duration of this disposable pod at around 25/30ml of e-liquid consumed.
• 0.6Ω Disposable Ursa cartridge:
With this cartridge the Quest chipset automatically and intelligently sets the power to 16W which is a good starting point to get good RDL performance. The clouds are dense and plentiful for such a small device, and the taste has nothing to envy from other "disposable" cartridges from the competition. The shot is silent and smooth, without spitting. The tone of the vapor is pleasantly warm. With the AFC slider fully closed the shot is pleasantly restricted and the throat hit is average, with the AFC slider fully open and increasing the power to 19W you get very interesting RDL performance.
Lost Vape does not deny itself and once again it has introduced an excellent device on the market that winks at the "players". The aesthetics are appealing and the decorations are really nice. Ursa Pocket implements a truly excellent automatic extraction function that activates quickly and with any degree of opening of the AFC. The 1,200mAh battery is capable of assisting you throughout the day (if you're not compulsive). With 15W of selected power you can reach and exceed 400 puffs. The display is very bright and the Quest chips help you with the automatic power setting function. You can also set the power in a personalized way with steps of 0.5 watts at a time. The possibility of choosing disposable cartridges or empty cartridges with replaceable coils in the Lost Vape catalog is a further plus that this kit offers you. During the whole test, I didn't notice any anomalies and no condensation, and I didn't detect any kind of problem.
I would like to thank Lost vape for providing me with the kit. I hope this review has been helpful for anyone looking to buy Ursa Pocket.
URSA POCKET - Lost Vape
www.lostvape.com
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