This Lost Vape full range guide compares every in-stock Lost Vape pod kit we sell in Dubai and across the UAE, from AED 80. The short answer: the Ursa Nano Air is the best pick for a first pod kit, the Ursa Nano Pro is the best all-round daily kit, and the Thelema Go is the one to buy if you want real adjustable power (5-40W) and an OLED screen.
Nine kits are currently in stock across the Ursa Nano, Ursa Mini, Thelema, Orion and Galaxy lines, plus three pod and coil packs; every spec below is taken from the live product listing, not from memory.
On this page
- Lost Vape range overview: which kit to buy
- Every in-stock Lost Vape kit compared
- Ursa Nano family: Nano, Nano Air, Nano Pro and Baby Pro
- Ursa Mini, Thelema Go, Orion SE and Galaxy S360
- Which Lost Vape should you buy?
- Where to buy Lost Vape in the UAE and is it legal
- Lost Vape FAQ
Lost Vape range overview: which kit to buy
Lost Vape was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Shenzhen, according to the company’s own about page, and it lists Ursa and Thelema as its core device series. In the UAE that translates into a fairly tidy line-up: four compact Ursa Nano kits for mouth-to-lung vaping, two Ursa Mini kits and the Thelema Go for adjustable power, and two design-led kits, the Ursa Orion SE and the Galaxy S360. Prices run from AED 80 for the Ursa Nano Air to AED 120 for the Thelema Go, so the whole Lost Vape brand range sits inside a AED 40 spread.
What separates the kits is not price but power and pod system. The Ursa Nano, Nano Air, Nano Pro and Baby Pro top out between 16W and 25W and share the Ursa Nano pod family, which makes them cheap to run and easy to find spares for. The Ursa Mini and Thelema Go step up to 30W and 40W respectively and take UB Lite coils, so they suit vapers who want to tune wattage and airflow. The Orion SE and Galaxy S360 are about form factor first: one revives the boxy Orion shape, the other has a 360-degree rotating mouthpiece.
For how Lost Vape stacks up against other pod-kit brands we stock, see our OXVA full range guide and Vaporesso full range guide, or browse the whole pod device category.
Every in-stock Lost Vape kit compared
One row per in-stock kit. Model names link to our full review where one exists (all nine do); the product links in each family section below take you straight to the listing. “Not specified” means the live listing does not publish that figure, and we have not guessed it.
| Model | Type / draw | Battery and power | Pod and coils | Screen / feature | Price (AED) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ursa Nano Air | Pod kit, MTL, auto-draw | 800mAh, 8-16W | 2.5ml side-fill, Ursa Nano pods | No screen, no button | 80 |
| Ursa Nano 18W | Pod kit, MTL, single button | 800mAh, 5-18W | 2.5ml, 0.8-1.0ohm pods | Not specified | 89 |
| Ursa Nano Pro 25W | Pod kit, MTL or DTL | 900mAh, 25W max | 2ml, multiple coil resistances | Puff counter | 99 |
| Ursa Baby Pro 25W | Pod kit, MTL or DTL, adjustable airflow | 900mAh, 25W max | 2ml, 0.8ohm mesh | Not specified | 99 |
| Ursa Mini 30W | Pod kit, MTL, RDTL and DTL | 1200mAh, 5-30W | 3.5ml, 0.3 / 0.5ohm mesh (UB Lite) | OLED screen | 99 |
| Ursa Mini Middle East Edition | Pod kit, MTL, RDTL and DTL | Not specified, 5-30W | 3ml, 0.3-1.0ohm coils (UB Lite) | LED indicator | 99 |
| Ursa Orion SE | Pod kit, MTL to RDL, auto-draw | 800mAh, 5-25W | 2.5ml side-fill, UB Mini S coils | Adjustable airflow ring | 110 |
| Galaxy S360 | Slim pen pod kit, draw-activated | Approx. 650-800mAh (as listed), constant voltage | 2ml, integrated mesh coil | 360-degree rotating tip | 110 |
| Thelema Go | Compact pod mod, MTL and DTL | 1100mAh, 5-40W | 3ml / 3.5ml (by version), UB Lite coils | 0.69-inch OLED, airflow ring | 120 |
Ursa Nano family: Nano, Nano Air, Nano Pro and Baby Pro
The Ursa Nano family is where most Lost Vape searches in the UAE land, and it is the best value part of the range. All four kits are pocket-sized MTL devices between AED 80 and AED 99, and they share the same pod ecosystem: the listing for the Ursa Nano Pods Cartridge (3 pack, 0.8 and 1.0ohm, AED 45) names the Ursa Nano, Nano Pro and Baby Pro as compatible, and the single Ursa Nano Replacement Pod (0.8ohm, AED 40) is listed for the Nano, Nano Air and Baby Pro.
| Kit | Battery / power | Firing | Colours listed | Product page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ursa Nano Air | 800mAh, 8-16W | Auto-draw | 8 | Buy Ursa Nano Air |
| Ursa Nano 18W | 800mAh, 5-18W | Single button | 20 | Buy Ursa Nano |
| Ursa Nano Pro 25W | 900mAh, 25W | Not specified | 14 | Buy Ursa Nano Pro |
| Ursa Baby Pro 25W | 900mAh, 25W | Not specified | 8 | Buy Ursa Baby Pro |
Best for beginners: Ursa Nano Air
The Ursa Nano Air has no button and no settings: draw on it and the QUEST chip sets output to the pod fitted. At AED 80 it is the cheapest Lost Vape kit in stock, and the 2.5ml side-fill pod is the largest in the Nano family. Where it falls short: 16W is the ceiling, so it is strictly a mouth-to-lung device, and the listing is inconsistent on airflow (the summary says non-adjustable, the spec sheet says slider), so treat airflow as not confirmed. The Ursa Nano 18W is the button-fired alternative with the widest colour choice (20 finishes) for AED 89.
If you want DTL headroom in the same size, the Ursa Nano Pro and Ursa Baby Pro both give 900mAh and 25W at AED 99; the Baby Pro lists adjustable airflow and a 0.8ohm mesh pod, the Nano Pro lists a puff counter and support for several coil resistances. Neither lists a screen. The trade-off across the whole family is pod size: the Pro kits carry 2ml, not 2.5ml.
Ursa Mini, Thelema Go, Orion SE and Galaxy S360
The other five kits split into two groups. The Ursa Mini 30W, the Ursa Mini Middle East Edition and the Thelema Go are the adjustable-power kits: all three run on UB Lite coils (the UB Lite 5-pack in 0.4 and 1.4ohm is AED 45), carry 3ml to 3.5ml pods, and let you set wattage rather than relying on auto-detection.
The Ursa Orion SE and Galaxy S360 are design-led: the Orion SE brings back the boxy Orion chassis in zinc alloy with an 800mAh cell, 5-25W and an airflow ring, while the Galaxy S360 is a slim pen with a 360-degree rotating mouthpiece and a constant-voltage output. Both sit at AED 110.
- Ursa Mini 30W – 1200mAh, 5-30W, 3.5ml pod, 0.3 and 0.5ohm mesh coils, OLED screen, 7 colours, AED 99. Product page.
- Ursa Mini Middle East Edition – 5-30W, 3ml pod, 0.3-1.0ohm coil range, LED indicator, 4 Mandala finishes, battery capacity not specified, AED 99. Product page.
- Thelema Go – 1100mAh, 5-40W, 3ml / 3.5ml pod by version, UB Lite coils, 0.69-inch OLED, airflow ring, zinc alloy with leather or carbon inlays, 8 colours, AED 120. Product page.
- Ursa Orion SE – 800mAh, 5-25W, 2.5ml side-fill pod, UB Mini S coils, auto-draw, adjustable airflow ring, 2 carbon-fibre finishes, AED 110. Product page.
- Galaxy S360 – approx. 650-800mAh as listed, constant voltage, 2ml pod, integrated mesh coil, 360-degree rotating tip, USB-C, 2 colours, AED 110. Product page.
Best for power and screens: Thelema Go
If wattage matters, the Thelema Go is the only Lost Vape kit here that reaches 40W, and it pairs that with the biggest battery in the range (1100mAh) and a proper OLED readout. It is also the most expensive at AED 120 and, by design, a poor fit for anyone who wants a slip-in-the-pocket MTL device. The standard Ursa Mini is the sensible middle ground: 1200mAh, 30W, OLED and a 3.5ml pod for AED 99. The Middle East Edition costs the same and shares the 30W output, but its listing publishes no battery figure and it uses an LED indicator rather than a screen; you are paying for the Mandala finish, not extra performance.
Read our Middle East Edition vs standard comparison before choosing between the two. The Orion SE and Galaxy S360 are both harder to justify on specs alone: the Orion SE matches the Nano Pro on power for AED 11 more, and the Galaxy S360 lists only an approximate battery range and a fixed constant-voltage output.
Which Lost Vape should you buy?
- First pod kit, no settings: Ursa Nano Air (AED 80). Auto-draw, 2.5ml pod, cheapest in the range.
- Best all-round daily MTL kit: Ursa Nano Pro or Ursa Baby Pro (AED 99). 900mAh, 25W, shared Ursa Nano pods.
- Want to set your own wattage: Ursa Mini 30W (AED 99) with its OLED screen and 3.5ml pod.
- Most power, DTL capable: Thelema Go (AED 120), 5-40W and 1100mAh.
- Buying on looks: Ursa Orion SE for the classic box shape or Galaxy S360 for the rotating tip (both AED 110).
- Already own Ursa Nano pods: stay inside the Nano family; the Mini and Thelema Go use UB Lite coils instead.
Pods, coils and colours across the range
Lost Vape runs two consumable systems in the UAE stock. The Ursa Nano pod family (0.8ohm and 1.0ohm) covers the Nano, Nano Air, Nano Pro and Baby Pro; the UB Lite coil family (0.4ohm for 25-35W, 1.4ohm for 10-15W, per the coil listing) covers the Ursa Mini kits and the Thelema Go; the Orion SE lists UB Mini S coils and the Galaxy S360 uses an integrated mesh coil in its pod.
Because every kit is refillable, flavour is entirely down to your e-liquid; a 50/50 nicotine salt at 20mg/ml or below suits the low-wattage Nano kits, while the 0.4ohm UB Lite coil in the Thelema Go is built for higher-VG freebase liquids. Colour choice is widest on the Ursa Nano 18W (20 finishes) and Nano Pro (14), and narrowest on the Orion SE and Galaxy S360 (2 each).
Not for you if…
Skip Lost Vape if you want a disposable-style device with no refilling, if you need a kit above 40W, or if you want a large colour touchscreen; none of the nine in-stock kits offer those. Also note that several listings leave gaps: the Middle East Edition and the Galaxy S360 do not publish a firm battery capacity, and the Nano Pro and Baby Pro do not state the firing method. We have marked those “not specified” rather than fill them in.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Whole range fits between AED 80 and AED 120 | No kit above 40W; nothing for high-power DTL users |
| Shared Ursa Nano pods across four kits, spares in stock from AED 40 | Two separate consumable systems (Nano pods vs UB Lite coils), so spares do not cross over |
| Real adjustable-wattage options with OLED screens (Ursa Mini, Thelema Go) | Several listings omit battery capacity or firing method |
| Every in-stock kit has a full review on this site | Orion SE and Galaxy S360 cost more than the Nano Pro without a clear spec advantage |
| Metal (zinc alloy) builds on most kits | Only two colours on the Orion SE and Galaxy S360 |
Where to buy Lost Vape in the UAE and is it legal
Every kit in this guide is in stock on the Lost Vape brand page at Vape Store Web, priced from AED 80, with delivery to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah. Vaping is legal in the UAE for adults aged 18 and over, and the products sold must carry the MoIAT/ECAS conformity mark under standard UAE.S 5030:2018; the full rules, including where you can and cannot vape, are in our guide on whether vaping is legal in the UAE. For the regulatory background, the Tobacco Control Laws country profile for the UAE summarises the national e-cigarette rules.
A practical note on e-liquid: the kits themselves contain no nicotine, so the 20mg/ml UAE cap applies to what you buy to fill them. Any bottle labelled above 20mg/ml (for example 25mg, 35mg or 50mg salts) exceeds the UAE.S 5030:2018 limit, so check the ECAS mark on the packaging before buying and stick to certified strengths. If you are choosing between brands rather than within Lost Vape, the pod device category lists every in-stock kit we sell side by side.
Lost Vape FAQ
Which Lost Vape pod kit is best for beginners in the UAE?
The Lost Vape Ursa Nano Air is the simplest in-stock kit: auto-draw with no button, 800mAh battery, 8-16W output and a 2.5ml side-fill pod, at AED 80. If you want a button and a little more power, the Ursa Nano Pro or Ursa Baby Pro (both 900mAh, 25W, AED 99) are the next step up.
Which Lost Vape kit has the most power?
The Lost Vape Thelema Go is the highest-output kit in the current UAE range at 5-40W, with an 1100mAh battery, 0.69-inch OLED screen and UB Lite coil compatibility. It costs AED 120 and is the only Lost Vape kit here that comfortably covers direct-to-lung vaping.
Which pods fit the Ursa Nano, Nano Pro and Baby Pro?
The Ursa Nano Pods Cartridge pack (0.8ohm and 1.0ohm, 3 pods, AED 45) is listed as compatible with the Ursa Nano, Ursa Nano Pro and Ursa Baby Pro, and the single Ursa Nano Replacement Pod (0.8ohm, AED 40) also fits the Nano, Nano Air and Baby Pro. The Ursa Mini and Thelema Go use UB Lite coils instead.
Is the Ursa Mini Middle East Edition different from the standard Ursa Mini?
Both are 5-30W kits at AED 99. The standard Ursa Mini lists a 1200mAh battery, a 3.5ml pod, an OLED screen and seven colours; the Middle East Edition lists a 3ml pod, an LED indicator and four exclusive Mandala finishes, with its battery capacity not specified on the listing.
Is it legal to buy Lost Vape kits in Dubai?
Yes, for adults aged 18 and over. Refillable pod kits are legal to buy and use in the UAE, and the e-liquid you fill them with must be MoIAT/ECAS-certified to UAE.S 5030:2018, which caps nicotine at 20mg/ml. Vape Store Web is a licensed retailer and delivers to all seven emirates.
Last reviewed: September 2026 – specs and stock checked against the live listings.
18+ only. Nicotine is addictive. Vape products in the UAE must carry the MoIAT/ECAS conformity mark; e-liquids above 20mg/ml exceed the UAE.S 5030:2018 cap, so check the ECAS mark before buying. This guide is not medical advice. See our Age Restriction & Disclaimer and Responsible Vaping / Health Disclaimer pages.
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