Overview
This Lost Vape Thelema Go Kit review is a specification-based look at a refillable electronic box-style kit sold on our shop at AED 120. Everything here comes from the product listing: an integrated 1100mAh rechargeable battery, a maximum output of 22W, a 3ml top-fill pod, adjustable airflow and an MTL (tight draw) style. We have not run hands-on tests, so we do not publish battery-life, leak or flavour claims. What we can do is explain what each number means and where the kit sits against the other Lost Vape and Ursa kits we sell.
A refillable kit asks more of you than a disposable. You choose and pour your own e-liquid, you replace coils or pods as they wear out, and you charge the battery. In return you get control over airflow, flavour and running cost. The specification is where you can judge whether that trade suits you before spending AED 120.
The product page is Lost Vape Thelema Go Kit, and our editorial policy explains how reviews on this site are written.
On this page
- Lost Vape Thelema Go Kit review: specs at a glance
- Design and colour options
- Power and MTL draw explained
- Battery and charging
- Pod capacity and top filling
- How it compares with other pod kits
- Pros and cons
- Who it suits and who should skip it
- UAE rules, age limit and delivery
- Final verdict
- FAQ
Lost Vape Thelema Go Kit review: specs at a glance
The listing gives a long specification sheet. It describes an electronic box kit for intermediate users, with an integrated rechargeable battery of 1100mAh and a maximum output power of 22W. The vaping style is MTL, a tight draw similar to a cigarette. The pod holds 3ml of e-liquid and is filled from the top. Airflow is adjustable, the coil resistance range is 0.5 to 1.0 ohm, and the kit lists multiple electronic protections. Charging is by USB.
Read as a whole, this is a compact, mid-power kit built around a tight draw. It is not trying to compete on wattage. At 22W it sits at the lower end of what refillable kits offer, which is consistent with the MTL focus: tight-draw setups usually need less power than loose-draw ones.
Lost Vape is the brand behind the kit, and the listing links to the brand’s range. You can browse every model on the Lost Vape brand hub. Price and stock on the listing can change, so use the product page for the live figure.
Design and colour options
The listing describes a box-style body with an ergonomic shape. Beyond that, no dimensions or weight are given, so we cannot say how it compares in size with other kits, and we will not guess. What the listing does give is a choice of eight colours: Black Forest, Carbon Black, Carbon Silver, Hazelnut Gray, Silver Blush, Velvet Black, Velvet Champagne and Velvet Silver.
Colour is chosen on the product page. The darker finishes tend to be a practical choice for anyone who handles a device daily, while the lighter ones are a matter of taste. That is a general observation about finishes, not a test of this particular kit.
The listing does not mention a screen, so you should not expect on-device readouts. The controls that matter are the airflow adjustment and the fire action, and the sheet does not describe how either is operated. If a display matters to you, compare the kits in the table further down before you decide.
The kit belongs to our pod system range, where you can compare it with other brands side by side.
Power and MTL draw explained
MTL stands for mouth-to-lung. You draw the vapour into your mouth first, then inhale it, which is how most people smoke a cigarette. MTL setups use a restricted airflow and a higher-resistance coil. The Thelema Go lists a coil resistance range of 0.5 to 1.0 ohm and adjustable airflow, which fits that description. The lower end of the range sits near the boundary between tight and looser draws, so the airflow control is where you would tune the feel.
The 22W maximum is a ceiling, not a recommendation. Lower resistance coils usually take more power, higher resistance coils less. The listing does not publish a recommended wattage for each coil, so check the coil or pod packaging for its stated range. Running a coil outside that range is the most common cause of poor flavour and burnt hits in any kit, which is a general rule rather than a finding about this device.
Because the listing says the kit suits nicotine salts and standard e-liquids, the choice of liquid is yours. Nicotine salts are usually used at higher strengths and lower power, while standard freebase liquids are used at lower strengths. Either way, the nicotine strength you choose is your responsibility, and the kit supplies none.
If you are unsure which format fits, our guide on refillable vs prefilled pods explains the difference, and the pod system buying guide covers the wider decision.
Battery and charging
The battery is integrated and rechargeable, at 1100mAh. Integrated means you cannot swap it for a fresh one; when it is flat you charge the whole kit through USB. That suits a user who can plug in at a desk or in a car, and suits a swapper less well.
What 1100mAh means in practice depends on the power you use and how often you vape. Higher wattage drains the battery faster, so a 22W setting will use it more quickly than a lower one. The listing does not give a puff count or hours of use, and we are not going to supply one. If all-day use matters, the Galaxy S360 listing shows a 1400mAh battery for comparison, at a lower price.
The charging port is described only as USB, so the listing does not tell you whether it is Type-C. Check the product page and the box contents if the cable type matters to you. As with any rechargeable device, use a charger from a reputable maker, and do not leave a battery charging unattended or in direct heat. Dubai summers are hard on lithium cells.
The listing mentions multiple electronic protections without naming them, so we cannot list what they cover.
Pod capacity and top filling
The pod holds 3ml and fills from the top. Top filling usually means you open a cover or slide a plug and pour e-liquid in from above, rather than squeezing a bottle into a side port. Many people prefer it because the opening is easy to see and the cover is simple. The listing does not describe the mechanism, so check how it works on the product page.
At 3ml the pod holds more than the 2.5ml of the Galaxy kits and the 2ml of the Orion SE, which is useful if you dislike topping up often. The flip side is that you carry more liquid, and an unused pod holding flavour you dislike is more to waste.
Expect to buy spare pods or coils over time. The kit does not include a lifetime supply, and replacement parts are model specific. Our pod compatibility finder helps you match spares to the right device before you order.
Prime a new coil by letting it soak for a few minutes before the first draw, then start with short puffs. This is standard advice from coil manufacturers, not a result from testing this kit, and it helps avoid dry hits on any new coil.
How it compares with other pod kits
The table below uses figures from each live product listing. We have left out any row we could not verify, which is why there is no weight, size or fill-type column.
| Kit | Battery | Liquid capacity | Power range | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lost Vape Thelema Go | 1100mAh, integrated | 3ml | Up to 22W | AED 120 |
| Lost Vape Galaxy T360 | 1200mAh, rechargeable | 2.5ml | 5W to 35W | AED 110 |
| Lost Vape Galaxy S360 | 1400mAh, integrated | 2.5ml | 5W to 35W | AED 110 |
| Ursa Orion SE | 800mAh, integrated | 2ml | 5W to 22W | AED 110 |
On paper the Thelema Go trades power for capacity. It holds the most liquid but offers the lowest battery of the Galaxy and Thelema trio and a 22W ceiling. The Galaxy kits list a 5W to 35W range, a higher output, and a lower price. Our Lost Vape Galaxy T360 review and Lost Vape Galaxy S360 review go through those listings in the same way. The Ursa Orion SE pod kit review covers the smaller 800mAh option.
For a wider view, read the Vrizz 2 review or the Uwell Caliburn G5 Lite SE kit review.
Pros and cons
These points in our Lost Vape Thelema Go Kit review come from the specification and price, not from hands-on testing.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| 3ml of e-liquid with a top-fill design | Costs AED 10 more than the Galaxy and Orion listings |
| Adjustable airflow on the specification | Power tops out at 22W, below the 35W of the Galaxy kits |
| MTL (tight draw) style with a 0.5 to 1.0 ohm coil range | Needs refilling and a supply of spare coils or pods |
| Multiple electronic protections listed | Listing rates it for intermediate users, so it asks for more learning |
| Eight colour options | Running costs and upfront cost are higher than a disposable |
Who it suits and who should skip it
The listing rates the kit for intermediate users, and that is a fair frame. It suits an adult nicotine user who already knows how to refill a pod, who prefers a tight draw, and who wants to adjust airflow. If you are moving from a disposable and are willing to learn, the kit is a sensible step, but be ready for the maintenance that comes with it.
You should look elsewhere if you want the highest wattage, because the Galaxy kits list 35W. You should also look elsewhere if you want something with no upkeep. A disposable has none of the refilling and coil changes described above, and our best beginner pod kit page lists kits that may suit a first device better.
Anyone under 21, anyone who does not already use nicotine, and anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding should not buy it. For advice on cutting down nicotine, speak to a doctor or a licensed UAE health service. The NHS guide to using e-cigarettes to stop smoking explains the approach used in the UK, and its advice may not match UAE rules.
Before ordering, confirm on the product page that the colour you want is available, and check which pods or coils are supplied in the box. If the listing does not say, ask us before you buy, since replacement parts are model specific.
Finally, keep it in proportion. AED 120 is a bigger outlay than a disposable, and the spare parts and e-liquid add to it. The maker’s site at lostvape.com is a useful place to check official product information.
UAE rules, age limit and delivery
Vaping products sold in the UAE must meet the UAE.S 5030:2018 standard and carry ECAS certification, issued through the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology. You can read the standard in the UAE.S 5030:2018 standard (MoIAT), and the ministry’s main site is at moiat.gov.ae. Always check the mark on the pack.
We sell to adults aged 21 and over only, and UAE law may set a higher age limit. We may ask for an Emirates ID or passport on delivery. Our age verification page explains the process.
Delivery terms are on the delivery and payment page and the vape delivery Dubai page. Delivery is free above AED 350; an order of exactly AED 350 pays AED 30, and orders below that pay a flat AED 30. The minimum order is AED 100, so the AED 120 kit clears it on its own. Dubai, Sharjah and Ajman orders arrive in about two hours between 10am and 11pm, seven days a week, with cash, card or bank transfer. Other emirates are served by courier within 24 hours, Monday to Saturday, with cash on delivery or bank transfer.
Final verdict
On the listing alone, the Lost Vape Thelema Go Kit is a compact, mid-power MTL kit: 1100mAh integrated battery, 22W maximum, 3ml top-fill pod, adjustable airflow and eight colours for AED 120. It makes sense for an intermediate user who wants a tight draw and a larger pod. It makes less sense if you want the most power or the lowest price, since the Galaxy kits list more of both.
Our Lost Vape Thelema Go Kit review cannot tell you how it feels to use, and we would rather say that than invent results. Use it to compare the numbers, then open the product page for the live price, colours and stock.
FAQ
What is the maximum power of the Thelema Go Kit?
The listing gives a maximum output of 22W, with an MTL (tight draw) style and a coil resistance range of 0.5 to 1.0 ohm.
How big is the pod and how is it filled?
The pod holds 3ml of e-liquid and is filled from the top. Check the product page for how the cover opens before you refill.
How is the Thelema Go charged?
It has an integrated 1100mAh rechargeable battery that charges by USB. The listing does not state the port type, so check the product page.
What age do I need to be to buy it, and what is the minimum order?
You must be 21 or over, and UAE law may set a higher age limit. Our minimum order is AED 100, and the kit is listed at AED 120.
Written by Ismail Hossain. This is a specification-based review; see our editorial policy.
