Lost vape Ursa Nano S Pod Kit

Ursa Nano S It might be 2023 already but pod kits still dominate the market of open vaping systems.

And so, today we will have a look at one of Lost Vaper’s latest entries in the pod systems market: the Ursa Nano S Kit!
This kit was provided to me for review purposes by Lost Vape (thank you, Bella!).

Packaging and Contents

I was sent a sample pack that included:

• The Ursa Nano S Pod device/mod.
• 1 x refillable Ursa Nano Pod/cartridge with a 2.5 mL capacity and a 0.8 ohm fixed coil.
• USB-C cable.
• Paperwork such as the user manual, warranty card, and cartridge guide.

Salient Features include:

• The device has an 800 mAh battery.
• Dimensions at around 101 x 24 x 14 mm which makes the kit very portable.
• Generates 5-16 W of power, depending on the pod/cartridge used.
• With an output voltage of 3.2-4.2V.
• Auto-draw functionality.
• And of course, has the standard protections we are familiar with.

Ursa Nano S pod kit Impressions and Experience

The box lists kit contents and features, Lost Vape’s socials, standard manufacturer information, and warning language. The kit sits on a plastic tray that slides out, with kit accessories tucked underneath. Simple and to-the-point packaging, just how I like it! But, yet again, there really should be another pod included in this kit.

My plea to all vape manufacturers out there: please ALWAYS include a second pod or coil, even in the most basic of kits. It just helps enhance the experience of the vaper, especially those who are new to vaping!

A. Ursa Nano S Device/Battery

The Ursa Nano S Device may be simple and fuss-free, but it is wonderfully colorful! Combined with its rounded corners, it is indeed very comfortable to use.

The pod contacts and magnets are inside the pod cradle up top. The USB-C port is on one side, and the opposite is the LED light. This light activates when the pod is installed, when the device is in use, and also when charging.

Being a very simple kit, there is nothing to adjust here, no buttons to fiddle with. Simply pop the pod in and inhale!
The auto-draw engages quickly as you inhale, even with a slight draw. There is no airflow control on the device or pod. I do hope the retail version will also include this pod for the vaper to try.

B. UrsaNano Pod/Cartridge (with 0.8 ohms fixed coil)

The plastic Ursa Nano Pod is quite tinted, but because it’s a little bit wide and flat, it’s still easy enough to see e-liquid levels. The duckbill mouthpiece is flat and narrows towards the top, making it quite comfortable on the lips during use.

Refilling is mess-free, especially with most e-liquid bottles in the market.

The base of the pod has the coil plate for contact, magnets, and a pair of relatively wide air holes (see description of airflow in the previous section) for sufficient flow of air into the coil.

The fixed 0.8 ohm in the pod works well in MTL. It provided me with good flavour (7/10), especially with the nicotine salts I used during my review. Indeed, I recommend using 50/50 PG/VG e-liquids with this coil/pod for the best vape experience from it. I used fruit and dessert e-liquids with this pod, and it was able to handle these flavours beautifully and without any issues.

Ursa Nano S pod kit Overall: Yay or Nay?

As basic starter kits go, the Lost Vape Ursa Nano S gets a Yay from me! It’s mess and fuss-free to use, and a true “plug-and-play” device in terms of vaping kits.

Once again, my thanks to Lost Vape for allowing me to test the Ursa Nano S Kit! To see more of the kit, head over to the Lost Vape website via the links at the start of the review.