Lost Vape Centaurus BT200 and the Centaurus line

Lost Vape has built several dual-battery, 200 W Centaurus mods, and each generation moved a different slider. The Lost Vape Centaurus BT200, announced in summer 2025, is the Bluetooth generation, and most shop listings describe it in isolation, without saying what it inherits from the older models or what it changes. Reading the kit properly means taking it apart on paper, the mod on one side, the tank and its coils on the other, then placing each part back in the range it comes from.

The Lost Vape Centaurus BT200 kit at a glance

The Lost Vape Centaurus BT200 kit pairs the Centaurus BT200 mod, driven by the Quest X 3.0 chip and adjustable from 5 to 200 W, with the Centaurus Sub Ohm V2 tank and two UB Max V2 coils. The mod runs on two external 18650 batteries, which are not supplied, shows its settings on a 2.4-inch screen and can also be controlled from a phone app.

The official product page lists two boxed versions, and the TPD version is the one built for British rules.

Contents	International kit	TPD kit
Centaurus BT200 mod	1	1
Centaurus Sub Ohm V2 tank	5 ml	2 ml
UB Max V2 coils	0.15 ohm (X1) and 0.3 ohm (X3)	0.15 ohm (X1) and 0.3 ohm (X3)
Spare glass tube	3 ml	2 ml
USB-C cable, spare parts pack, two user manuals, warranty card	Yes	Yes

In the UK, a refillable tank may hold no more than 2 ml, and nicotine e-liquid is capped at 20 mg/ml in bottles of up to 10 ml. The TPD kit, with its 2 ml tank and 2 ml spare glass, is therefore the version a British retailer should be offering.

The BT200 against the Centaurus M200, P200 and N200

Before the BT200, Lost Vape had already released dual 18650, 200 W Centaurus mods, among them the M200, the P200 and the N200, all still detailed on the maker’s site. Their official pages show what changed from one generation to the next at the same power ceiling.

Mod	Chip	Controls and display	Dimensions	Stated weight	Body
Centaurus M200	Quest	3-in-1 jog dial, on/off toggle switch	93 × 56.7 × 26 mm	152 g ± 5	Aluminium and stainless steel
Centaurus P200	Quest 2.0	Five-level dial, I to V, light indicator	92.6 × 52.8 × 27 mm	106 g ± 5	Polycarbonate, zinc alloy and stainless steel
Centaurus N200	Quest 2.0	0.96-inch TFT screen, on/off toggle switch	92.6 × 52.8 × 27.6 mm	108 g ± 5	Polycarbonate, zinc alloy and stainless steel
Centaurus BT200	Quest X 3.0	2.4-inch screen, Bluetooth app	56.9 × 26.9 mm (height not given)	150 g ± 5	Aluminium and stainless steel

What the BT200 keeps from the older mods

The closest relative is the M200. Both use an aluminium alloy and stainless steel body, weigh around 150 g and share almost the same width and depth, within 0.2 and 0.9 mm. The P200 and N200, roughly 45 g lighter, combine polycarbonate, zinc alloy and stainless steel.

What the BT200 changes

The break lies in the interface. Set by levels on the P200’s dial, then through a small 0.96-inch screen on the N200, it moves on the BT200 to a 2.4-inch screen backed by a Bluetooth link. On the electronics side, the chip also moves up a generation, from Quest 2.0 to Quest X 3.0, while the 200 W ceiling stays put.

The Lost Vape Centaurus BT200 tank, from Sub Ohm to Sub Ohm V2

The tank in the box was not designed for the BT200 alone. It extends the first-generation Centaurus Sub Ohm, a coil-head tank of the kind set out among the atomiser families, which Lost Vape already sold with its dual-battery mods, and the BT200 page lists both tanks as compatible.

The first generation, a 30 mm tank

The original Centaurus Sub Ohm, described on the N200 page, measures 30 mm across and 56.15 mm high, and holds 5 ml, or 2 ml in the TPD version. Lost Vape lists it as compatible with coils from 0.1 to 3 ohms and with the 0.15, 0.2 and 0.3 ohm UB Max heads. The same page presents it as a match for the brand’s mods with a 26 mm frame, the M200, N200 and Q200 among them.

The Sub Ohm V2, two diameters and a locking top

The Sub Ohm V2 fills from the top, under a cap that locks against accidental opening, and places its airflow at the top of the tank. Its page gives two sizes, 30 mm or 26.8 mm in diameter, both 58.5 mm high. The body is SUS303 stainless steel with a glass tube, holding 5 or 3 ml depending on the glass, reduced to 2 ml in every TPD version.

UB Max V2 coils, three values and two ranges for the 0.15 ohm

The tank takes three UB Max V2 coils, all intended for direct lung vaping, the open draw where vapour goes straight to the lungs. Only two are in the box, and the range of the lowest one depends on which page of the maker’s site is read.

Coil	Resistance	Wattage, mod page	Wattage, tank page
UB Max X1 V2	0.15 ohm	80 to 120 W	80 to 100 W
UB Max X2 V2	0.2 ohm	60 to 80 W	60 to 80 W
UB Max X3 V2	0.3 ohm	40 to 60 W	40 to 60 W

The gap concerns the X1 alone. The mod page rates it up to 120 W, the Sub Ohm V2 page stops at 100 W, and neither page settles the question. Starting at the bottom of the range and going past 100 W only knowingly remains the cautious reading.

A second inconsistency sits on the mod page. One panel says the 0.15 and 0.2 ohm coils come in the box, while the contents list, for both the international and TPD kits, names the 0.15 and 0.3 ohm coils, as the tank page does. That detailed list is the one to trust when checking what is in the box.

On the liquid side, two French retailers advise a high vegetable glycerine e-liquid for the UB Max range, around 70% VG. A high-VG liquid is thicker, and it is the profile those retailers link to low-resistance coils.

Getting the kit going, batteries and charging

The mod has no built-in battery. It needs two 18650 cells, bought separately, and charges through a USB-C cable at 5 V and 2 A according to its page. With a dual-battery mod, the usual practice is to run a matched pair, same model and same charge level, and to charge them in a dedicated external charger where possible.

First use follows the order of the box. A coil is primed by soaking its cotton before the first puff, the tank is filled from the top once the cap is unlocked, and the wattage is set at the bottom of the range given for the coil fitted.

On the same subject

FAQ

Five questions remain once the box is open. The answers draw on the pages published by Lost Vape.

Where can the Centaurus BT200 user manual be found?

The box holds two user manuals, according to the contents list. The mod’s official page also offers a download, and the app is available on the App Store and on Android.

Which protections does the mod include?

Lost Vape lists short-circuit protection, weak battery protection and overheat protection, plus an automatic cut-off after 10 seconds of continuous firing.

Is the Centaurus BT200 sold without a tank?

Yes. The page describes a mod-only version, supplied with its USB-C cable and user manual, alongside the two full kits. It suits anyone who already owns a Centaurus Sub Ohm tank.

How many colours are there?

Five, according to the official page, named Pink Purple, Platinum Ridge, Platinum Crest, Silver Carbon and Black Carbon. The same five finishes are listed for the mod alone and for the kit.

Which Bluetooth version does the mod use?

Lost Vape’s launch announcement states Bluetooth 5.1. The brand presents the BT200 there as the world’s first box mod controlled by an app over Bluetooth 5.1, a launch claim, with five UI themes and six customisable wallpaper slots.

What the Lost Vape Centaurus BT200 adds to the Centaurus line

Set against the older models, the BT200 changes neither the power nor the dual-battery format. It takes the aluminium body of the M200, keeps a tank generation compatible with the previous one, and puts its novelty into the screen, the chip and the Bluetooth link.

Reading the Lost Vape Centaurus BT200 part by part, checking for the TPD version and the range of the fitted coil, avoids the two traps found on the maker’s own pages. The same method works for any hardware range that moves forward in small, successive generations.

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