Lost Vape Centaurus DNA250C Mod

How Does The Lost Vape Centaurus DNA250c Perform?

During the past 10 days using the Centaurus, I’ve used a number of different devices from hard hitting RDA’s, to a 22mm MTL RTA.

Apart from the raised 510 connector, everything sits nicely on the device as long as you don’t go over 25mm.

The power output from the Lost Vape Centaurus DNA250c is excellent and with the various tweaks that can be made firstly on the device, and also through the Escibe Software, you can tailor your experience just how you like it.

The replay mode is interesting, but does work legitimately. Allowing the ‘Perfect Puff’ every time, it takes a little while to get used to but is a clever function.

Using the device in temperature control mode, I’ve found the DNA chipset is excellent and is known for its accuracy and performance.

Its almost fair to say the DNA boards set the standard for being extremely accurate, especially in Temperature Control Mode.

For the majority of my time using the Centaurus, apart from a few changes to the profiles in Escribe, I’ve stuck mostly to wattage and I’ve enjoyed it very much indeed.

DESCRIPTION:

The Lost Vape Centaurus DNA250C Box Mod, a successor to the popular Paranormal line, offering the legendary Evolv DNA250C Chipset, 1-200W wattage output range, and can utilize several advanced vaping modes that will make vaping much more enjoyable. Constructed from premium materials and quality stainless steel, the CENTAURUS Mod work between the resistance range of 0.1-3.0ohms, allowing it to be paired with nearly any rebuildable or sub-ohm tank. Accepting two high amp 18650 batteries through a bottom hinged battery door, the CENTAURUS Box Mod is capable of recharging via microUSB port, but can also function as a power bank to other devices with the included cable. Offering several firing modes, the Lost Vape CENTAURUS can deliver smooth clouds of vapor through an advanced Curve mode, TC mode, and includes the super popular replay mode.

SPECIFICATIONS:

FEATURES:

• 1. 0.90 inch color TFT display screen
• 2. Popular evolv DNA 250C chipset
• 3. With Boost Mode and Replay function
• 4. Comes with on-the-go USB
• 5. Dual 18650 batteries with 200W max power
• 6. Unique panels with luxurious leather
• 7. Made by stainless steel
• 8. Accurate temperature control
• 9. Comes with three series: Carbon Fiber Series, Abalone Series, Stabwood Series
• 10. USB charging and firmware upgrade
• 11. Multiple safety protections: Atomizer/Short-Circuit/Weak Battery/Temperature/Onboard Reverse Polarity Protection and Low/High Resistance Protection

Final Review Verdict

If you own the Paranoral DNA25c, I don’t really think you are going to notice much of an improvement apart from the minor tweaks – but that’s not to say that overall this isn’t an excellent device.

The build quality really is top notch. Certainly a premium device and in the colour combo I have, is also kind of stylish, like a retro looking wallet with the modern twist thanks to the Carbon Fibre.

I’m a fan of the DNA chip-set, especially the colour versions. They are accurate, powerful and smart and without them, you would loose a number of minor features, which I doubt I would miss if they weren’t there, but I also quite like those particular features, especially the use of the Escribe software.

Its a shame the Lost Vape Centaurus DNA250c can only take an atomizer up to 25mm before any overhang, but fortunately most mainstream tanks and RDA’s are usually a maximum of 25mm anyway.

The only real thing that bothers me, is the 510 plate on the top of the device which is slightly raised.

If you use a 22mm RTA, it looks absolutely fine, but anything over 22mm and you can see the gap. A little annoying if you like a flat looking atomizer on your device.

Have you bought or considering buying the Lostvape Centaurus Mod?

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