Product intro and specs
The new Lost Mary MT35000 Turbo is a high-capacity disposable with an upgraded performance and increased capacity. The MT35000 picks up where the MT15000 left off. I'd been a fan of the MT15000 from a vape perspective, but thought it was in dire need of an upgraded battery and capacity. The MT35000 should fill in those gaps.
The MT35000 is advertised as having a new fast-charge 1000 mAh battery and an unbelievable projection of up to two weeks of regular use. I say it's unbelievable because it only holds 18 mL, and that's simply not enough to last that long. Aside from that, the MT35000 comes with standard 5% nic salt with a truncated menu of only five flavors.
Other features include a smooth/turbo vape mode, a blend-in smart display, and a new and improved dual-mesh coil, meant to increase flavor consistency from previous models.
Let's get to the Lost Mary MT35000 Turbo and see how it holds up to its marketing.
Price: $16.99 (at Element Vape)
Flavors: Scary berry, watermelon, pink lemonade, strawberry, tigers' blood
Size, look, and feel
The Lost Mary MT35000 Turbo is an all-plastic disposable with an ergonomic C-frame body and a flattened duck-bill mouthpiece. It features several contrasting textures across the body from glossy to matte to ribbed, bolstering the grip-ability of the MT35000 body. This is not a device that will be slipping out of your hand.
The device measures 106 mm x 43 mm x 23 mm and weighs under 90 grams. Each colorway features a saturated hue along the mouthpiece panel, wrapped in a light and muted mid-section. Although I'm not a fan of brightly colored vapes, I think the more vivid color is minimal enough, and there's no flashing lights or other unnecessary bits.
The blend-in smart display is similar to other disposables with hidden screens. Before you take a puff, it'll look like there is no screen. But after you take a puff or change the power mode, you'll see the front panel illuminate two numerical percentages for the remaining battery charge (up top) and remaining e-liquid capacity (bottom).
Overall, I love the form-factor and don't mind the look.
Getting started
The Lost Mary MT35000 Turbo is super easy to use. There are no adjustments besides a button on the bottom of the device that changes the power mode and quickly displays status levels. When you press that button, you'll see the word "Turbo" show on the blend-in screen display, between the battery and liquid displays. When you're in turbo mode, the puff size, flavor intensity, and heat will increase. But know that you'll drain the liquid and battery faster in that mode.
- Turbo: up to 20k puffs
- Smooth: up to 35k puffs
The MT35000 comes with a slightly loose MTL draw that stays unchanged (in my estimation) regardless of the mode. A lot of disposables have different airflow quantities with the change of the power mode, but this one stays the same. The turbo mode button literally only changes the intensity of the puff, not the vape style.
How does it hit?
The Lost Mary MT35000 Turbo has a very nice hit. It's smooth, warm, flavorful, and moist. I find it to be a very rewarding hit. I've had no issues with dry hits, leaking, spitting, or popping. It's also been very consistent between charges.
Before I even looked at the marketing of the device, I'd noted that it was a much more consistent draw than the MT15000. Lost Mary claims that the MT35000 "achieves more than 90% flavor consistency." While I don't really know what that means, it's one of the few bits of marketing that I won't quibble with. As for the overall capacity and fast-charging, I'll get to those shortly.
Lost Mary MT35000 Turbo best flavors
In my opinion, Lost Mary makes good flavors. I wasn't expecting less with the MT35000 Turbo. After testing them, I'm not disappointed. The thing is, the flavors for the MT35000 are the same flavors offered in the MT15000, just far fewer of them. For me, as a reviewer, it’s nice to have a truncated menu, particularly for trying to give a singular opinion.
Tiger’s blood+: This is a unique blend of watermelon, strawberry, and apparently coconut. I don’t taste coconut, though it definitely tastes more complex than just strawberry and watermelon. My favorite.
Scary berry+: Tasty dark berries featuring sweet and tart notes with a balanced and complex finish.
Watermelon+: A vibrantly sweet watermelon flavor amped up from the traditional muted flavor. I guess this explains the “+.”
Pink lemonade+: A typical pink lemonade flavor, but still done well. If you like tart flavors that’ll make you pucker, try this one.
Strawberry+: A sweet-tasting, natural, and candy-flavored strawberry that’s easy to love.
How long does it last?
For all the advances made in the technology of disposable vapes, there seems to be a cap on the overall runtime across devices and brands. It’s almost like, no matter how long different brands say their devices last, it’s rarely more than a little over two charges. That’s what I got with the MT35000.
With that said, it does last a lot longer than the MT15000 between charges, which makes sense with an upgraded 1000 mAh battery. My issue is just that it’s still far under the stated quantity. On a full charge, I can get about a day and a half before I need to charge again. With the MT15000, it's hard to even get through a full day.
As for lasting up to two weeks of regular use? That’s only if you’re regular use is anemic—if you’re like me and tend to vape consistently throughout the day, do NOT expect two weeks of use.
The MT35000 is said to have a fast charge, but my charge testing hasn’t gotten those results. Again, it’s at least faster than the MT15000, which sometimes takes 15 minutes to even get past the 0% mark. With the MT35000, after 10-15 minutes, you’ll have about a 20% charge on the battery.
From a drained battery to fully charged, the MT35000 takes about 90 minutes. It's much better than the previous model, but compared to other devices with true fast charging, it is sorely lacking.
Pros / Cons
Pros
- Ergonomic C-frame body
- Nice duckbill mouthpiece
- Blend-in display is well done
- Two power modes (smooth and turbo)
- Easy to use
- Quickly check battery/eliquid status
- Pass-thru charging
Cons
- Exaggerated runtime of two weeks is way off
- Fast-charge feels like a standard charge
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Verdict
As someone who likes Lost Mary disposable vapes, I am happy to have one with increased capacity and performance. The flavor and overall vape quality of the MT35000 are high. If you already like Lost Mary’s flavors and devices, I’m sure you’ll be satisfied with the MT35000. The flavor consistency throughout the charges remains, even as the device is nearing its end.
The main issues I have with the MT35000 aren’t even with the device per se, but with the marketing. Saying these devices will last up to two weeks is laughable, especially when they only hold 18 mL. Additionally, there’s supposed to be a fast charge, but it never reveals itself. Sure, it’s faster than the MT15000, but that’s notoriously slow. The MT35000 is slow compared to other disposable devices that don’t even tout a fast charge. As stated, it needs about 90 minutes to go from an empty to a full battery.
Despite my issues with some of the marketing claims, I still greatly enjoy using these devices. I recommend the Lost Mary MT35000 Turbo disposable—just don’t expect a fast charge and a whole lot more runtime than you’re used to.
Jeremy Mann
Vaping for: 15 years
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Favorite flavors: Desserts, fruit mixes, sweet tobaccos
Expertise in: Vaping history, MTL vapes, DIY, cannabis/vapes
Jeremy Mann
Previously having been the chief-editor, I am now a contributor here at Vaping360 and I reside in southeast Michigan. I've been vaping since my first ecig purchase in 2010. For more reasons than I can list, vaping has been a lifesaver for me. Now, my goal is to help other smokers make the switch.
