Lost Mary Quasar OS25000 Disposable Vape

The Quasar OS25000 is the styling exercise of the range — a genuinely different-looking cosmic chassis — wrapped around the same hardware that earns Lost Mary its repeat buyers: a dual mesh coil, adjustable airflow, and a digital display tracking battery and e-liquid in real time. The airflow is the underrated spec here; the MT-series devices lack it, so the Quasar is the Lost Mary for anyone who wants to tighten or loosen the draw to taste.

The space theme is not just the shell. The flavor menu is written in the same language — Saturn Rings, Shooting Starsicle, Orion Sour Belts — nine live profiles from a 15-variant catalog, most of them originals you will not find on any other Lost Mary. That gives the Quasar a browsing quality its siblings lack: half the menu you have to try to understand.

Rated 25,000 puffs at 5% (50 mg/mL) salt with USB-C recharging, it runs about six weeks to two months at moderate use and costs $22.99 — the same money as the MO20000 Pro. Functionally it sits between the MO20000 Pro and the MT35000 Turbo: more capacity than the former, less menu than the latter, and the only one of the three with adjustable airflow. Aesthetically it sits alone.

The nine live Quasar flavors keep the cosmic naming all the way down: Saturn Rings, Shooting Starsicle and Orion Sour Belts lead the candy-leaning originals, with Sirius-ly Sour Watermely and Big Bangin Berry (a mixed-berry build) close behind. Aquarius covers tropical fruit, Taurus and Summer Solstice round out the fruit lane, and Watermelon Stellar Ice is the closest thing to a conventional iced pick. Expect to read the selector twice — the names describe moods first and ingredients second.