Lost Vape Galaxy T360 Review (2026)

In our testing, we used the Galaxy T360 as a daily refillable pod for a full workweek, rotating it through commute pulls, desk breaks, and longer evening sessions. Marcus focused on heavy repeat use to surface heat, output stability, and pod fatigue, while Jamal treated it as an everyday carry to judge pockets, quick pulls, and one-handed use. We scored Flavor, Throat Hit, Vapor Production, Airflow/Draw, Battery Life, Leak Resistance, Build Quality, Ease of Use, and Portability after refills and charge cycles.

I started with the included URSA V3 0.8Ω pod and a simple 50/50 fruit-ice salt. After a fresh fill and a short wait, the first pull came on clean and immediate, with no lag from the draw sensor. That pod gave the T360 a cooler, lighter character: the throat hit felt tidy rather than sharp, and flavors stayed separated instead of getting muddy when I chain-puffed during a coffee break.

Marcus then switched to a lower-resistance URSA pod, and the device changed character in a useful way. The vape got warmer and denser, with more body, but it still felt controlled rather than overpowered. Jamal’s notes matched real daily carry: it disappears in a pocket, but the mouthpiece needs the occasional wipe because condensation shows up during longer runs. Across three empty-to-full cycles with a 5V/2A adapter, our charge times averaged about 58 minutes.

What we liked:

• Immediate draw activation that stays consistent across short sessions
• Flavor stays clean and well separated, especially with the stock-style pod setup
• The airflow slider makes it easy to land on a comfortable draw

Who it is best for:

• Busy adult nicotine users who vape in short bursts
• Anyone who wants refillable simplicity without constant tweaking
• Flavor-first users who do not need huge vapor output to feel satisfied

Where it falls short:

• Basic on-device power adjustment will not satisfy users who like to fine-tune every setting
• It is frustratingly hard to check e-liquid while the pod is installed
• The plastic body keeps weight down, but it does not feel especially premium

• Price: usually around the mid-teens to about $30, depending on retailer and finish
• Device type: refillable, draw-activated pod system in the Lost Vape URSA pod family
• Battery: 1200mAh internal battery with a power-saving mode
• Output: 5W–35W stated range, with performance varying by pod resistance
• Pod capacity: 2.5ml (2ml in TPD markets)
• Charging: USB-C; supports a 5V/2A charger; our full charges averaged about 58 minutes across three cycles
• Size and weight: 30 × 20 × 114.8mm; listed at about 60g±3g, and our scale read 62g
• Compatibility: URSA cartridge series; the kit commonly ships with a URSA V3 pod

Choose the Galaxy T360 if you want a refillable pod that stays simple: draw to fire, fill from the top, and use the airflow slider to move between a tighter MTL pull and a looser RDL draw. If you mainly use nic salts and want a smoother hit, higher-resistance pods make more sense. If you want more warmth and density, lower-resistance URSA-compatible pods get you there, but they also use battery faster.

If you want more modes and a sturdier metal feel, the Vaporesso XROS 4 is a strong cross-shop. If you want a compact, flavor-first option with a 2.5ml pod and a similarly easy interface, the Uwell Caliburn G3 deserves a look.

Why choose these models:

• Galaxy T360: quick draw activation, practical airflow range, and easy pocket carry in a slim tube shape
• Galaxy T360: URSA pod compatibility gives you flexibility without moving into a more complex platform
• Galaxy T360: simple button behavior and predictable charging keep day-to-day use low maintenance

Alternatives to consider:

• Vaporesso XROS 4: more mode-based control and a more polished metal body
• OXVA XLIM Pro: compact pod platform with strong mainstream support and a straightforward output range
• VOOPOO Argus P2: a small pod kit with a screen and a warmer, punchier feel for users who want more headroom

• After a fresh fill, let the pod sit for 5 minutes before the first puff to keep flavor steady and avoid dry hits.
• Do not overfill; leaving a small air gap helps keep pressure from pushing liquid toward the coil chamber.
• If you get gurgling after a refill, wipe the mouthpiece and take a few quick pulls to clear condensation.
• Start with a tighter airflow setting for salts, then open it gradually if you want a looser, smoother draw.
• Treat it like a short-session device. Quick pulls stay clean, while long chain runs build more condensation and heat.
• Use thinner, pod-friendly blends such as 50/50 if consistency is the priority; thicker liquid can mute flavor and stress wicking.
• Keep a tissue nearby if this is your everyday carry; occasional wipe-downs are part of normal pod use.
• Charge it before the battery gets too low if you use warmer pod options; performance feels steadier with more charge in reserve.
• If it lives in a pocket, turn it off when traveling and keep it upright when possible to reduce seepage risk.
• Replace the pod when flavor drops or sweetness falls off; pushing an old pod usually leads to harsher throat feel and duller taste.