Lost Vape Thelema Nexus Mini Pod Kit 25W Review: Specs, Price and Who It Suits

The Lost Vape Thelema Nexus Mini Pod Kit 25W is a compact, refillable pod system aimed at adult vapers who want more power and flexibility than an entry-level MTL pod kit, without stepping up to a full-size mod. It’s currently listed at £10.99 at Vapesourcing.uk, and you can see full details on our deal page: Lost Vape Thelema Nexus Mini Pod Kit 25W. This review is based entirely on the manufacturer and retailer specifications published for this kit — nobody at VapeBargains has handled or tested this device, so what follows is our assessment of it on paper.

What it is

The Thelema Nexus Mini is a refillable pod kit built around an integrated rechargeable battery and internal chipset, delivering up to 25W of output. It uses Lost Vape’s Thelema Nexus pod cartridges and compatible coil heads, meaning you can swap coils and refill with your choice of e-liquid rather than being tied to prefilled pods. The chassis is described as a “mini” form factor, designed for pocket-friendly, all-day carry, and it charges via USB. As with all e-liquid and pod hardware sold in the UK, any pod capacity for nicotine-containing liquid is capped at 2ml and nicotine strength at 20mg/ml — the retailer’s listing is the best place to confirm exact pod capacity and configuration, as this isn’t detailed in the manufacturer information we’ve seen.

Key specifications

Here’s what’s confirmed in the published information:

Battery capacity in mAh, exact pod capacity in ml, and specific coil resistances are not stated in the information available to us, so we haven’t guessed at figures here — check the retailer listing on our deal page for any further detail Vapesourcing.uk provides.

Who it suits and who it does not

On paper, this kit looks well suited to adult vapers who are moving up from a basic 10–15W MTL starter pod and want a bit more vapour and flexibility without jumping to a sub-ohm tank. It should also appeal to anyone who wants a refillable system to keep running costs down compared with prefilled pods, since you’re buying bottled e-liquid rather than paying a premium per pod. Its compact size makes it a sensible option for commuters or frequent travellers who want something discreet.

It’s less likely to suit vapers who want maximum convenience with zero maintenance — refillable pods mean topping up liquid and occasionally replacing coils, which prefilled systems avoid. It’s also not aimed at cloud-chasers or anyone looking for high-wattage, direct-to-lung vaping, since 25W sits well below the output of larger sub-ohm devices. Total beginners who’ve never vaped before might prefer a simpler, lower-wattage MTL-only kit first.

How it compares on paper

Compared with prefilled options on our site, such as the Lost Mary BM600 Prefilled Pod Kit or the Lost Mary BM6000 Pod Kit, the Thelema Nexus Mini takes a different approach: rather than swapping in fresh prefilled pods, you refill the same pod with e-liquid of your choice, such as the Lost Mary Nicotine Salt E-liquid 10ml. That should work out cheaper per ml over time for regular vapers, even though the upfront cost of the kit is higher than a simple prefilled pod device.

Against other prefilled pods, such as the Lost Mary BM600 Prefilled Pods, the comparison is really convenience versus running cost: prefilled pods need no refilling or coil swaps, but each pod is a recurring cost, whereas the Nexus Mini asks for a bit more upkeep in exchange for longer-term savings. In terms of output, 25W is a clear step up from typical MTL-only prefilled pod kits, which tend to run at lower fixed wattages, so it should offer noticeably more vapour and a warmer draw for those who want it, while still falling well short of the power ceiling on dedicated sub-ohm tanks.

Price and value

At £10.99 from Vapesourcing.uk, this sits at a reasonable price point for a refillable pod kit with adjustable-feeling output up to 25W and swappable coils — noticeably more than a basic £3–£4 prefilled pod kit, but you’re paying for a more flexible, potentially cheaper-to-run system over time. Worth noting for UK shoppers: from 1 October 2026, the new Vaping Products Duty of £2.20 per 10ml will apply to e-liquid purchases, though this is a duty on liquid rather than on hardware like this kit, and it hasn’t started yet as of today. It’s a factor to budget for on your ongoing e-liquid spend rather than on the device itself. Full pricing and stock details are on our deal page.

Verdict on paper

Based purely on its published specifications, the Lost Vape Thelema Nexus Mini Pod Kit 25W looks like a sensibly specced mid-power refillable pod system: compact, USB-rechargeable, and built around a coil and pod ecosystem that gives more flexibility than prefilled alternatives. At £10.99, it’s priced competitively for what it offers on paper, particularly for vapers stepping up from basic MTL kits who want more vapour without committing to a larger sub-ohm setup. As always, we’d recommend checking the retailer listing for any additional detail on battery and pod capacity before buying, since that isn’t fully specified in the manufacturer information available to us.

This is a specifications-based review. We have not tested this device ourselves; the details come from manufacturer and retailer information, checked on 27 September 2026. Prices change, so see the deal page for the current price.