Lost Mary MT35000 Turbo Review: An Upgraded MT15000

Design & Build Quality

In a world where every new disposable seems to be getting bigger and bulkier, the upgraded MT35000 Turbo is not. It is the exact same shape and size as its predecessor, the MT15000. At just 106mm tall, 43mm wide, and 23mm deep, the MT35000 Turbo is really small and portable.

It also doesn’t weigh as much as some of the bulkier disposables on the market. It weighs just 82 grams and is the perfect shape and weight to carry more than one on the go. If you like taking multiple flavors out with you, this device is an ideal size to do so with.

Each MT35000 Turbo features a color way that matches the flavor. For example, the Purple Pixy is purple and white, and the Red Pixy is, you guessed it, red and white. The back of the device is made to look like the wrapper of a Pixy Stix, which is kind of cool. The flavor of the device, as well as the name of the device, can be found here. This printing is done in a hard rubberized material that gives the otherwise slippery device some extra grip.

The front of each device features the Lost Mary logo in silver font, on a tie-dye panel. When you take a puff of the device, the blend-in display will light up through the panel.

You can easily keep track of the battery and e-liquid levels via the percentages displayed on the screen. The percentages increase and decrease in 5% increments, so it isn’t accurate to the percentage, but I didn’t find this to be a major issue while using the device.

Along with the eliquid and battery levels on the screen, there is an animation that lights up with each puff. It might sound a little silly, but the easiest way to explain it is that it looks like a DNA structure.

Finally, at the bottom of the device, you will find the Type-C charging port, airflow intake, and Turbo mode button (more on this in the next section).

Features

Surprisingly, even though the device is the same size and shape as the MT15000, every single feature has been upgraded. The MT35000 Turbo is prefilled with 18ml of ejuice, a minor increase from the 16ml of ejuice inside the MT15000. However, this 18ml capacity claims to allow for up to 35,000 puffs, which is more than double the 15,000 puff rating of the MT15000.

As the Lost Mary MT35000 Turbo is an incredibly simple device, there is no wattage adjustment, refill capability, or even adjustable airflow. I found the strength of the draw and small airflow intake at the bottom of the device to be more than adequate for a good vape, though.

The MT35000 Turbo features two different modes. Smooth Mode allows up to 35,000 puffs and, according to Lost Mary, lasts up to 2 weeks of use. But when you are looking for a stronger hit, Turbo mode can be toggled by pressing the small Turbo button on the bottom of the device. When Turbo mode is activated, the word “Turbo” will appear on the display screen between the battery and ejuice levels.

Finally, considering the size of the device, the MT35000 Turbo features a massive battery. Inside each MT35000 Turbo is a 1000mAh cell, another big upgrade from the 600mAh battery in the MT15000.

When your vape dies and is in need of a charge, recharging is done through the Type-C charging port on the bottom of the device. Given the battery capacity and (what I believe is) 1A charging speed, it takes around an hour to recharge from a dead state. One positive, though, is that once it’s fully charged, the battery lasts for around 2-3 days before needing a recharge.

Flavors

The Lost Mary MT35000 Turbo has an incredible variety of flavors. Whether you like sweets, mint, or even tobacco flavor, they have something for everyone. There are a total of 37 different options.

Like any other disposable brand, there are standard edition flavors, which include flavors like Berry Burst, Clear Tobacco, and Black Mint. But what is super interesting about the MT35000 Turbo is that they also have two extra flavor editions: Lemonade and Pixy. The former focuses on lemonade as the main base, with flavors like Tropical Lemonade and Mint Lemonade. The latter flavor edition focuses on recreating flavors from the Pixy Stix powder candy.

For this review, I was only sent the Pixy Edition flavors, so those are what I’ll be covering in this section. For your reference, the full list of available flavors is:

Standard Edition

• Baja Splash
• Berry Burst
• Black Mint
• Blackberry Blueberry
• Black Razz Lemon
• Blue Razz Ice
• Classic Tobacco
• Clear
• Kiwi Passion Fruit
• Golden Berry
• Pineapple Lime
• Pink Lemonade
• Mountain Berry
• Miami Mint
• Orange Passion Mango
• Rocket Freeze
• Scary Berry
• Strawberry
• Strawberry Kiwi
• Strawmelon Peach
• Summer Grape
• Suny Orange
• Tigers Blood
• Toasted Banana
• Watermelon
• Winter Mint
• White Gami

Lemonade Edition

• Blue Razz Lemonade
• Half and Half
• Mint Lemonade
• Strawberry Dragon Lemonade
• Tropical Lemonade

Pixy Edition

• Orange Pixy
• Purple Pixy
• Red Pixy
• White Pixy
• Yellow Pixy

As always, I’m going to describe how three of these flavors taste to me and what I think of them. However, keep in mind that just because I like a flavor does not mean that you will like it. Similarly, if I don’t like a flavor, it doesn’t mean you won’t like it. This is solely my subjective opinion.

Purple Pixy

I haven’t had Pixy Stix in many years, but as soon as I took a puff of this Purple Pixy flavor, it took me back to the time when I would rip open those paper sticks and shovel the powder into my mouth. The grape is quite candied, but I expected nothing less. Strongly suggest this to my grape candy lovers out there.

White Pixy

I don’t recall ever having a white Pixy Stix, and I’m having a hard time placing the flavor. It is very sweet, though, and not so heavy on the tart. Regardless of the mysterious nature of the flavor, it has a bit of a gummy taste to it, and it’s overall really tasty. If you have a sweet tooth, it’s a great all-day vape.

Red Pixy

This Red Pixy flavor is extremely sweet and very tart. It tastes like candied cherries and is a little stronger than the other two flavors. If you aren’t a fan of super-sweet vapes, this may be a little too much for your taste buds.

How do they vape?

With the MT35000 Turbo, there is no adjustable airflow, so you kind of get what you get. For me, though, I really like the semi-tight mouth-to-lung draw that it provides right out of the box with no adjustments needed.

Each draw delivers warm, flavorful vapor, even as the battery depletes, so the consistency is great. It’s a similar story with the e-juice running down; even when the e-juice is nearly used up, the flavor stays the same and tastes just as it did when new.

I found myself using the Smooth mode most of the time because Turbo mode feels a little harsh for all-day use. It’s nice to have the option of a stronger draw, but if you get the 50mg/ml nicotine strength, you’ll want to be careful about overdoing it if you’re not used to the high strength. Thankfully, some flavors are also available in 2% nicotine strength, though I did not receive any to test.

Verdict

The Lost Mary MT35000 Turbo isn’t the most feature-packed device, but it still has everything a vaper needs in a disposable vape. It comes filled with a decent amount of ejuice, a battery that lasts well enough, and a respectable number of puffs, all in a small, compact device.

With that said, it’s not the longest-lasting device in terms of the e-juice or battery life, nor is it the highest-puff-count disposable on the market. If you want the absolute best in those categories, you’ll want to look elsewhere.

But for beginner vapers or anyone who just wants a simple disposable that still delivers good flavors and a good vape without being a complete nuisance to use, the MT35000 Turbo is a good pick.

At just $15 USD, you don’t have much to lose, and I strongly suggest giving the MT35000 Turbo a try!