How to choose your Centaurus kit
Pod kits: E40, E40 MAX and ORI 35
The Lost Vape Centaurus E40 Pod Vape Kit and the Centaurus E40 MAX Pod Vape Kit share the same build on paper: MTL/RDL vaping style, a 1400 mAh battery, a 2ml refillable pod and adjustable wattage. There's no meaningful spec gap between them, so pick whichever colourway you prefer and don't overthink it. The Centaurus ORI 35 Pod Kit is the simplest of the three, an MTL/RDL pod kit for anyone who wants Centaurus styling without extra menus to learn. All three sit comfortably alongside our wider pod kits range if you want to see how they stack up against other brands.
Mod-style tank kits: M100, M200, N100 and N200
All four of these run DTL/RDL, all four use adjustable wattage, and all four are built around the Centaurus Tank. The M200 sits at the top of the M-series line-up, with the M100 just below it, same control layout and tank, different point in the range. The N100 and N200 mirror that exact spec, so the real choice between the M-series and N-series comes down to which body shape and colourway you want, not which one performs better.
The screen-forward pick: BT200
The Lost Vape Centaurus BT200 Vape Kit is the one to look at if you want more feedback while you vape: it carries a 2.4 inch screen, noticeably bigger than the smaller pod kits in this range, so your settings are easier to read at a glance.
Our take
If you're making the switch and want a starter kit with a tight draw, take the E40. If you want that same pod format stripped right back to basics, take the ORI 35. If you want a mod-style kit with a tank and a more open draw, start with the M100 or N100, and step up to the M200 or N200 once you know you want more headroom. If a bigger screen matters to you day to day, take the BT200. For a wider look at Lost Vape's other tank kits, browse Thelema and Ursa, or head back to Vape Kits to compare against other brands.