VAPEVINE VERDICT: “Stunning, petite and powerful. Lost Vape has officially cemented themselves as the go-to source for well-rounded, elegantly-designed pod systems. We’re loving the airflow-adjustable drip tip. ”
100% Guaranteed Authentic Lost Vape. Newest addition to the legendary Orion Quest dynasty, the Lost Vape Q-Ultra 40W Pod System does not play around when it comes to living up to the hype. Packed to the absolute brim with power and innovation, the Q-Ultra’s lightweight but durable aluminium alloy chassis houses a robust 1600mAh rechargeable battery, modernadjustable airflow and an impressive 40W max output.
Thanks to its incredibly vivid 0.69” OLED display, it’s never been easier to explore your device’s capabilities and finetune your settings – from battery indication to variable wattage to puff tracking, Lost Vape has it covered. What’s more, the Q-Ultra’s intuitive firing button and streamlined 2-button controls ensure effortless use whether you’re a novice or a well-seasoned vet. And that sleek, swoon-worthy design? Don’t get us started. (Hello, Nebula Purple).
Lost Vape has generously implemented the Q-Ultra with their namesake UltraBoost Coil Series, including 2 expertly-crafted options to test for yourself:
Press-Fit coil installation makes swaps and replacements a breeze, and each 4ml Q-Ultra Pod detaches from its mod via an ingenious pod release switch. Take advantage of your favourite freebase e-liquids and nic salts through the Q-Ultra’s threaded fill port; simply fill up, give it a quick spin and you’re golden. If you’re not already sold, the Q-Ultra also offers a myriad of security features and zippy70-minute Type-C charging – yeah, they’ve truly thought of everything.
For a superior AIO vaping experience you won’t soon forget, check out the Lost Vape Q-Ultra 40W Pod System. We think you deserve it.
Four stars is honestly a bit of a high rating for this device, but despite its flaws I still find a lot to love with it. Having previously purchased an Orion-Q, I was enticed by the larger tank size and wattage control, as well as the small quality of life improvements such as the puff counter/timer with the small screen. Right out of the box, I was taken aback by how stark the difference in build quality was. The switch from a stainless steel to aluminum and plastic housing makes the device extremely light, but with a much “cheaper” feel. The “venting panel” along the side is a bit of a baffling design choice, as well as the plastic fire and control buttons. Nothing feels truly bad or flimsy, but it was a major shock feeling the difference, especially given the larger size. Vapour quality is decent, though the airflow control ring seems to be…well, almost entirely non-functional. I’ve had no issues so far with either the 0.6 or 1.0 coils, and flavour has been quite good with the few juices I’ve used so far. I’ve slowly become more endeared to it, but it simply feels more like a downgrade despite being an objectively better device. I’m currently waiting on an Orion Q-Pro with the hopes that it will provide a closer performance to the Ultra without sacrificing the solid build quality of the Orion Q.
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Stefan Kolesar (verified owner) –
Four stars is honestly a bit of a high rating for this device, but despite its flaws I still find a lot to love with it. Having previously purchased an Orion-Q, I was enticed by the larger tank size and wattage control, as well as the small quality of life improvements such as the puff counter/timer with the small screen. Right out of the box, I was taken aback by how stark the difference in build quality was. The switch from a stainless steel to aluminum and plastic housing makes the device extremely light, but with a much “cheaper” feel. The “venting panel” along the side is a bit of a baffling design choice, as well as the plastic fire and control buttons. Nothing feels truly bad or flimsy, but it was a major shock feeling the difference, especially given the larger size. Vapour quality is decent, though the airflow control ring seems to be…well, almost entirely non-functional. I’ve had no issues so far with either the 0.6 or 1.0 coils, and flavour has been quite good with the few juices I’ve used so far. I’ve slowly become more endeared to it, but it simply feels more like a downgrade despite being an objectively better device. I’m currently waiting on an Orion Q-Pro with the hopes that it will provide a closer performance to the Ultra without sacrificing the solid build quality of the Orion Q.