What is it?
The Lost Vape Quest Cyborg 100W Kit is this renowned company’s newest Pod Mod/Box Mod Hybrid kit.
Lost Vape has a great history of making some exceptional vape devices. The recent ones like Thelema, Thelema Quest, Ursa, Grus, and Centaurus have all done well.
The Quest Cyborg has the same layout as the Ursa and Grus kit, functioning as a pod kit and providing a 510 connection to be used with external tanks as a box mod.
As the name suggests, this device uses the excellent ‘Quest’ chipset to help power it. The ‘Cyborg’ part of the name comes from its cyberpunk-inspired design.
Its looks could be a little divisive, and whether it actually pulls off the whole Cyperpunk style theme – we’ll let you be the judge of that.
The Quest Cyborg can be powered by either a 18650, 20700 or 21700 battery. However, you will only get the total 100W max output with the 2*700 batteries, as 18650 will fall a little short.
As you’d expect from Lost Vape, it’s full of features and modes with Variable Wattage, Variable Voltage, VPC (power curves), Bypass, and Temperature control all on offer.
It also features a USB Type C port for charging, but they have not as yet specified the actual charging rate.
To round off the design of the Quest Cyborg, it has a 0.96in color TFT screen, so you can easily see all your vaping data.
The pod/tank that comes included with the Quest Cyborg is the UB Pro Pod Tank, also found with the Grus And Thelema Quest Kits. It has a 5ml capacity (2ml TPD) and features a side-fill port and airflow adjustment at the base.
The UB Pro Tank has a standard magnetic pod design but also has a 510 connection on the base to act as a hybrid pod/tank so it can be used on other devices.
The pod/tank is compatible with all of the current UB Pro Coils and the available RBA Deck.
In the Quest Cyborg kit, you will get a P1 0.15ohm and a P3 0.3ohm coil included.
The Lost Vape Cyborg Quest has 2 ranges and 9 colors to choose from.
The first range is the Carbon Fiber series which comes in Black, Gunmetal, or Stainless Steel.
The second range is a Stainless Steel series which comes in SS Honeycomb, Gunmetal Fishbone, Matt Black Fishbone, Full SS, Full Gunmetal, or Matt Black Steel.
Specs & Features
Lost Vape Quest Cyborg 100W Mod Specs
- Size: 104×32.6×44.2mm
- Output: 5-100W / 0.7-8V
- Modes: VW, VV, VPC, Bypass, TC (Ni, Ti, SS316, SS904), 3 flavour modes
- Battery: 1x 18650 / 20700 / 21700 (not included)
- Display: 0.96in colour TFT screen
- Resistance range: 0.1-5ohm
- Temperature range: 200-600°F / 100-315°C
- USB Type C port
- Material : Zinc Alloy
- Quest 2.0 Chipset
Lost Vape Quest Cyborg 100W Mod Kit Contents
- Lost Vape Quest Cyborg 100W Mod
- UB Pro Pod Tank
- 0.15ohm UB Pro P1 coil
- 0.3ohm UB Pro P3 coil
- 18650 battery adaptor
- O-rings
- USB Type C cable
- User manual
Who is it for?
Vapers who want a versatile single battery device that can be used as a pod system or standalone box mod – all with a bit of style.
Our Vibe
As mentioned above, the looks and styling of the Lost Vape Quest Cyborg may be a little divisive.
I’m not completely sold on the whole futuristic Cyberpunk style look and prefer my box mods to be a little more stealthy and subdued.
That being said, there’s no denying that the Chipset and features on offer are going to be as solid as usual from Lost Vape.
The ability to use the device with any size external battery and as a pod/tank hybrid is also a huge selling point.
Then there’s the UB Pro Coils (and optional RBA Deck), which we know deliver exceptional performance.
If you genuinely like the look and styling of this one, it could be an excellent purchase.
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