Overview
This Ursa Orion SE review covers a compact Lost Vape pod kit using only the details on our own product listing, so you can weigh the numbers before you order. It is a specification-based review: we have not logged battery hours, coil life or puff counts, and we do not invent them.
The listing describes a refillable pod kit with an 800mAh integrated battery, adjustable output from 5W to 22W, a 0.69-inch OLED screen, a 2ml side-fill pod, an adjustable airflow switch and press-fit UB Series coils, all in a zinc-alloy body. It costs AED 110 on our shop at the time of writing, and the Ursa Orion SE Pod Kit product page shows the live price and stock.
The sections below explain what each specification means in practice, where the listing is silent, and how the kit compares with two other Lost Vape devices we stock. The review is written by Ismail Hossain under our editorial policy, and sales are for adults aged 21 and over only.
On this page
- Ursa Orion SE review: specifications at a glance
- Design, size and colours
- Battery, wattage and screen
- Pod, coils and airflow
- Pros and cons
- How it compares with other Lost Vape kits
- Who it suits and who should look elsewhere
- Buying in the UAE: rules and delivery
- FAQs
Ursa Orion SE review: specifications at a glance
The product listing gives these key specifications: brand, Lost Vape; device type, pod kit; dimensions, 28.5mm × 14.0mm × 92mm; battery capacity, 800mAh (integrated, rechargeable); wattage range, 5W–22W; voltage range, 3.2V–4.2V; resistance range, 0.6Ω–1.0Ω; pod capacity, 2ml; coil technology, UB Series coils (press-fit); pod material, PCTG; fill system, side-fill; airflow, adjustable switch; display, 0.69-inch OLED screen; charging, USB Type-C; chassis material, zinc-alloy.
That is a fuller specification sheet than many small pod kits publish, and it is the reason a specification-based review is useful here. A wattage range, a voltage range and a resistance range together describe a device that adjusts its output within limits, rather than one with a single fixed setting. The listing also describes a magnetic pod connection and a firing button, and it notes that the kit is button-activated only, with no auto-draw.
Price is AED 110 at the time of writing, and stock and price can change, so check the product page before you order. The kit belongs to our pod system range. You can browse every model from the maker on the Lost Vape brand hub, and the Lost Vape Ursa, Galaxy and Orion compatibility hub shows which pods and coils fit which device.
A useful way to read the sheet is to separate what is fixed from what you can change. Fixed: the 2ml pod, the side-fill port, the UB Series coil type, the 800mAh battery and the zinc-alloy body. Adjustable: the output between 5W and 22W and the airflow switch. If the fixed items match what you need, the adjustable items are where you will spend your time getting the draw right.
Design, size and colours
The Orion SE measures 28.5mm × 14.0mm × 92mm. At 92mm tall it is a short device, and the 14.0mm depth keeps it slim in the pocket. The body is listed as zinc-alloy, a metal chassis rather than a plastic one, and the pod is made of PCTG, a plastic commonly chosen for pods because it resists cracking. The listing does not give a weight, so we do not quote one.
Five colours are named: Black Blue, Bronze Grey, Dazzling Purple, Moon Blue and Orange Purple. The listing describes them as finishes on the same zinc-alloy body, so the specifications are identical whichever you pick. Colour stock changes, so use the selector on the product page for what is available now.
A metal body adds some rigidity, but it also raises a question the listing leaves open: how the finish holds up to daily carrying. We have no long-term wear data, so we say only what the listing says. If durability is your main concern, keep the device in a separate pocket from keys and coins, as you would with any anodised or coated metal product.
Pocketability is a practical question as much as a numerical one. A 92mm height means the device sits well within most pockets, and a 14.0mm depth means it does not create a bulge. Check that your usual pocket or case can take a device of those dimensions before you order, since the listing gives no case or lanyard in the box.
Battery, wattage and screen
The integrated 800mAh battery is rechargeable over USB Type-C. As with any battery rating, the milliamp hours show capacity, not endurance. How long a charge lasts depends on your wattage setting, how often you inhale and how long each draw is, and the listing gives no runtime figure or charging time. We therefore make no claim about how many hours or how many days it lasts.
The more distinctive feature is the adjustable output. A 5W–22W range with a voltage range of 3.2V–4.2V lets you move power up or down to suit the coil and e-liquid. Lower settings generally suit gentler draws and save battery; higher settings add warmth and vapour. The listing gives the range, not recommended settings, so start low and move up in small steps if you try the kit yourself.
The 0.69-inch OLED screen is the other practical difference from a button-and-light device. According to the listing it shows wattage, battery level and resistance, which means you can see the state of the device at a glance rather than interpret a coloured light. A screen draws a little power, but the listing does not quantify that.
The resistance range of 0.6Ω–1.0Ω tells you which coils the device accepts. It matches the UB Series coils named in the listing, so the device is built around a fairly narrow coil window. If you want the maths of how resistance and wattage interact, our coil resistance guide explains it in plain terms.
One more point on the screen: because the display reports resistance, it can also help you notice when a coil is not seated properly or when you have fitted one outside the 0.6Ω–1.0Ω window. That is a reasoned benefit from the listed function, not a result we have measured.
Pod, coils and airflow
The pod holds 2ml and fills from the side. A side-fill port is generally quicker and tidier than removing the pod, and the listing adds that the pod connects magnetically. Two millilitres is a modest volume, so heavier users will refill often. The listing itself notes that this capacity may require frequent refills.
The coil system is UB Series, press-fit. Our Lost Vape UB V2 replacement coils are listed for Thelema and Orion series devices in 0.15Ω, 0.2Ω, 0.3Ω, 0.6Ω and 1.0Ω options, but this kit’s own range is 0.6Ω–1.0Ω, so the lower-resistance options on that page are outside what the Orion SE lists. Check the resistance before you add a pack to your order, or use the pod compatibility finder.
Airflow is controlled by an adjustable switch, and the listing describes it as running from mouth-to-lung to a more restricted direct-lung draw. That fits the 0.6Ω–1.0Ω coil range: these are resistances commonly paired with a tighter or moderately open draw rather than a very airy one. Which setting you prefer is a matter of taste and of the e-liquid you choose.
For broader help on parts and fit, see the pods and coils buying guide, and for sealed versus refillable formats read refillable vs prefilled pods.
A simple routine helps whichever coil you choose. Fill the pod to a sensible level rather than to the brim, wait a few minutes for the cotton to absorb the liquid, and begin at a lower wattage. These are general good practice for refillable pods, not instructions from the maker, so follow any guidance printed on the pack in preference to ours.
Pros and cons
These points come from the listing and from straightforward reading of the specifications, not from extended use.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Adjustable 5W–22W output | Button-activated only, no auto-draw |
| 0.69-inch OLED screen shows wattage, battery and resistance | 2ml pod means more frequent refills |
| Zinc-alloy chassis with a 14.0mm slim profile | 800mAh battery is smaller than some rivals |
| Side-fill pod with magnetic connection | Limited to 0.6Ω–1.0Ω UB Series coils |
| USB Type-C charging | Pods, coils and e-liquid are extra |
The strongest argument for the kit is control for the price: output, airflow and a screen in a small body. The strongest argument against is capacity, with a 2ml pod and a modest battery. Whether that trade suits you depends on how you use a device through the day.
How it compares with other Lost Vape kits
The table puts the Orion SE next to two other Lost Vape devices on our shop, using each product’s own listing. For this Ursa Orion SE review the aim is to show trade-offs, not to crown a winner.
| Device | Price (AED) | Battery | Output | Pod size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ursa Orion SE (this device) | 110 | 800mAh | 5–22W | 2ml |
| Lost Vape Thelema Go Kit | 120 | 1100mAh | Up to 22W | 3ml |
| Lost Vape Galaxy T360 | 110 | 1200mAh | 5–35W | 2.5ml |
The Thelema Go lists a bigger battery and a 3ml top-fill reservoir for AED 10 more, with a 22W ceiling and a 0.5Ω–1.0Ω coil range; see the Lost Vape Thelema Go review. The Galaxy T360 costs the same as the Orion SE but lists 1200mAh, up to 35W and a 2.5ml pod, along with a 360-degree LED screen; the Galaxy T360 review and the Galaxy S360 review go into more detail.
On these figures the Orion SE is the smallest of the three by battery and pod, which matches its compact dimensions. Its advantage is that it combines an OLED readout with a full adjustable range in the smallest body. If capacity matters more than size, the table points you to the other two.
Who it suits and who should look elsewhere
It may suit you if you want a small pod kit where you can see and change the output, you like a metal body, and you do not mind a button rather than auto-draw. The screen and adjustable range also suit people who like to fine-tune a setup rather than leave it fixed.
You may want to look elsewhere if you want an auto-draw device, a larger pod or the longest possible battery between charges. The comparison table shows two Lost Vape kits with more battery, and the pod system buying guide covers larger options. Anyone new to refillable devices may also prefer to read our starter pod kit guide first.
Think about the alternatives first. If you already own a Lost Vape device, ask whether its pods and coils fit this one before you buy a second set. The UB Series coil family is shared across several devices, but each kit has its own resistance window, which is why checking the compatibility hub is worthwhile.
Plan the whole order. The kit is AED 110, above the AED 100 minimum order, but pods, coils and e-liquid are extra. Orders below AED 350 pay a flat AED 30 delivery fee, so adding a coil pack to the same basket spreads that cost.
Buying in the UAE: rules and delivery
Vaping products sold in the UAE must meet the UAE.S 5030:2018 standard and carry ECAS certification, which is issued through the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT). You can read the standard as hosted by the WHO: UAE.S 5030:2018 standard (MoIAT). The ministry’s own site is moiat.gov.ae. Check the mark on the pack when the order arrives.
Our sales are for adults aged 21 and over only, and UAE law may set a higher age limit in some situations. We may ask for an Emirates ID or passport on delivery; see the age verification page.
Delivery is free above AED 350. An order of exactly AED 350 pays AED 30, as does any order below that figure, and the minimum order is AED 100. Dubai, Sharjah and Ajman orders arrive in about two hours, from 10am to 11pm, seven days a week, with cash, card or bank transfer accepted. Other emirates are served by courier within 24 hours, Monday to Saturday, with cash on delivery or bank transfer. The full terms are on the delivery and payment page and the vape delivery in Dubai page.
For general health information see the WHO overview of tobacco and nicotine health topics and the NHS guidance on using e-cigarettes.
FAQs
What wattage range does the Orion SE support?
The listing gives 5W to 22W, with a voltage range of 3.2V to 4.2V and a resistance range of 0.6Ω to 1.0Ω.
Does the Orion SE have auto-draw?
No. The listing describes a firing button and notes that the kit is button-activated only, so there is no auto-draw sensor.
Which coils does it use?
UB Series press-fit coils. Because the kit lists 0.6Ω–1.0Ω, confirm the resistance of any coil pack before ordering.
How big is the pod and how does it fill?
The pod holds 2ml, is made of PCTG and fills from the side, with a magnetic connection to the device.
In short, this Ursa Orion SE review finds a compact, adjustable pod kit with a screen, priced at AED 110, whose limits are its 2ml pod and its button-only firing.
Looking for matching pods, coils and sibling devices? See every in-stock Lost Vape Ursa, Galaxy and Orion product on our Lost Vape Ursa, Galaxy and Orion compatibility hub.
Keep exploring: pods and coils buying guide | pod compatibility finder | vape delivery in Dubai | delivery and payment terms.
Specification-based review by Ismail Hossain. See our editorial policy for how we write reviews.
