Lost Mary TURBO Review

by Vape Virtuoso on May 01, 2024 Categories: Disposable Vape News and Reviews

It seems that Lost Mary has been reading my mind because they have just released the Lost Mary MT15000 Turbo. With 16 ml of e-juice inside, each disposable may provide up to 15000 puffs. These are also rechargeable, with USB-C charging and e-liquid and battery life monitoring displays. Additionally, it features an upgraded airflow dial that you may tune to your preferred level of pull.

MT15000 Turbo Design

A cursory scan makes it clear that the MT15000 Turbo is based on the Lost Mary Pod Kit. Even though the two devices aren't precisely the same, nobody would hold it against you if you confused them. Since the design is different from every other vape available and somewhat unique in a sea of disposable alternatives that look alike, I'm delighted they decided to keep it.

Rectangular in design with rounded corners, it is nevertheless compact and slim even though it is larger than the Lost Mary's old Kit that it is based on. It's quite portable and can be easily hidden in my hand.

It has enough weight to feel substantial but not so much that it becomes a burden. For those who love to vape on multiple flavors at once or for those who are always on the run, this is the ideal throwaway.

Lost Mary MT15000 Features

It has a rechargeable battery and 16ml of unexpectedly ample e-juice capacity. This would have been a considerably larger device only a few years ago, so it's amazing to see how far vaping technology has come. This much e-juice and battery recharging capacity are what make the MT15000 so advertised—it can last up to 15000 puffs. However, how are you going to know when the e-juice runs out? Naturally, by making use of the screen.

The display will illuminate with a battery icon in the upper left corner and a battery life % when you take a draw, indicating the current state of charge. The droplet icon in the upper left corner of the display indicates the percentage of the ejuice level readout, which changes when you press the side power button.

Only a nicotine strength of 50 mg/ml (5%) is offered. The lack of alternative nicotine strength options is disappointing as it will prevent a significant portion of the vaping community from using the MT15000. The only vapers who can use these disposables are those who are accustomed to stronger nicotine concentrations. Since the nicotine content will be far too high and undoubtedly unpleasant, I do not recommend these to anyone who is not a heavy smoker attempting to quit or who is not used to vaping at 50 mg per milliliter.

Lost Mary MT15000 Airflow

Compared to the Lost Mary kits, the bottom airflow adjustment knob is now better. When you're holding the gadget normally, you don't have to worry about it shifting from where it's set. With the airflow control almost fully closed, you can achieve a tight MTL vaping experience, and with the airflow open, you can achieve a typical MTL vape. Additionally, you can choose between a loose and a tight MTL by moving the dial to block off the solitary ventilation hole gently. It's good to see a good variety of airflow settings available on a throwaway gadget.

Finally, let's not overlook the pre-charged battery. With a single charge, I was able to vape for two to three days, which is amazing for a throwaway. My vaporizer has occasionally died at 2%, but I believe that falls within the permissible error range. Regardless, I was aware that the battery was running low, which is the entire point of the display.

It barely takes an hour for this to charge completely from the dead. It also charges fairly quickly. You won't need to take the battery out of the charger to determine its current state because the display will show the battery increasing as it charges. Because the vape has passed through charging, you can also vape while it charges, so even if it dies, you won't be entirely without a vape.