Lost Vape Galaxy S360 Pod Kit

The screen wraps fully around the body of the device rather than sitting as a flat panel on one face. It uses an LED array behind a transparent shell to project a moving galaxy animation, which changes as you vape. In Ignite Galaxy the finish leans warm, with deep reds and oranges behind the display. Mystic Galaxy goes cooler, with blues and purples shifting as the light moves.

It is purely cosmetic rather than functional, which is a fair trade at this price. The wattage and battery level are shown on a small display area rather than across the full screen, so you can still read your settings without hunting around the body of the device.

The 1400mAh battery is comfortably a full day of moderate use for most vapers on nic salts. At 5-35W the output range is genuinely broad: the lower end suits a tight MTL draw on the included 0.8ohm Ursa V3 pod, while the upper range opens things up for a warmer restricted draw if you prefer a bit more vapour.

Button activation gives a consistent, repeatable fire that auto-inhale sometimes cannot match, particularly for shorter puffs. The adjustable airflow slider means you can go from a near-cigarette draw to something considerably looser without needing to swap pods or hardware.

Charging at USB-C is fast enough to be practical. Forty-five minutes from flat is quick enough that a midday top-up before going out covers an evening easily. The included Crystal Clear nic salt means you can start vaping the moment the pack opens.

The Galaxy S360 takes Ursa V3 pods, which are the same cartridges used across several Lost Vape devices including the Lost Vape Ursa V3 Pods. The 2ml capacity is standard for TPD-compliant UK kits. The 0.8ohm resistance is the sweet spot for nic salts at the wattages this kit comfortably runs.

Replacing pods is straightforward: pull the old one out, click the new one in, and wait a minute for the coil to saturate before firing. Ursa V3 pods are widely stocked and represent a cost the user will repeat, so it is worth knowing they are easy to source rather than being proprietary to a single retailer.

Both sit at similar price points in the Lost Vape range. The Thelema Elite S has the more practical dual-mode system with ECO and BOOST modes and a wider choice of colour finishes including textured leathers. The Galaxy S360 trades that versatility for the 360-degree display, which is the main reason to choose it.

If you want a straightforward, quiet pod kit that just works well, the Lost Vape Thelema Elite S is the sensible pick. If you want something that draws attention and looks different from the usual pod kit, the Galaxy S360 earns its place. Both share the same pod ecosystem, so switching between them later costs nothing extra.