The Lost Vape Centaurus M120 / M120S Kit is a compact box mod built around MTL vaping, pairing a 5–120W platform with the Centaurus Nano MTL tank and UB MTL coils. It gives you three output modes (MTL, Power, Turbo), a 1.47″ TFT screen with six UI themes, and two battery options, so you can prioritise built-in convenience or swappable endurance. If you want a refined, flavour-focused MTL setup that can still open up when you want more power, this is a strong pick.
Draw, Flavour and Performance:
The kit ships with the Centaurus Nano MTL tank and dedicated UB MTL coils in two resistances, so you can start tight and flavourful at 1.2Ω (12–17W) or open slightly at 0.8Ω (7–11W). The MTL mode tunes the output curve for that restricted, cigarette-like draw, while Power and Turbo let the chipset push more volume when you swap to a lower-resistance setup.
Battery: Built-In or Swappable
Choose your version by how you prefer to charge:
1. Centaurus M120S — a sealed 5500mAh battery. More endurance in one charge, no cells to buy or rotate; ideal if you simply want it to last all day.
2. Centaurus M120 — takes a single external 18650 or 21700 (not included), with an 18650 adapter in the box. If you already own cells, swapping a dead battery for a fresh one beats waiting on a charge. For 18650 use, a continuous discharge rating of 35A or above is recommended, and up to 100W is the sweet spot for stable output.
Setting It Up for the First Time
1. Power on — press the fire button five times quickly; the 1.47″ TFT lights up.
2. Fit and prime the coil — screw in a UB MTL coil, fill the tank through the side/bottom ports, then let it sit 3–5 minutes so the wick fully saturates before your first draw. Skipping this is the most common cause of a burnt first hit.
3. Select a mode and wattage — choose MTL mode for the restricted draw. Start at the lower end of the coil’s range (around 7W for the 0.8Ω, 12W for the 1.2Ω) and step up until flavour peaks without harshness.
4. Adjust airflow — close it down for a tighter draw; a little more air warms and softens the hit.
Choosing the Right Coil: 0.8Ω vs 1.2Ω
The two included coils cover two tastes. The 1.2Ω runs at 12–17W and gives the coolest, tightest, most cigarette-like throat feel — a good match if you are coming from disposables or a pod. The 0.8Ω runs at 7–11W and opens the draw a touch while emphasising flavour warmth. Start with the 1.2Ω if you like restriction, or the 0.8Ω if you want a little more airflow and volume; keep the spare resistance on hand so you can switch as your preference settles.