Lost Mary Tappo Pod Vape Kit Review

We already have lots of choices when looking for disposable vapes, and now all the big companies are starting to add disposable pod systems to the mix. These new devices aim to offer all the flavours you love in a disposable vape, but they use pods instead, so you keep hold of the rechargeable battery instead of binning it. Today, I'm looking at the LOST MARY TAPPO, one of the latest disposable pod kits.

The device itself feels special. It is smaller than a disposable LOST MARY, but it still has the square shape. It's also a little chunky, but in a good way. It is ergonomically perfect and fits in the hand so nicely that you may not want to put it down. The shiny, smooth metal surface is pleasant to touch, and it has a solid, well-made feel to it.

The Dark Bronze kit I've got comes with one blueberry sour raspberry pod included, but there are other devices available in different colours with different flavoured pods.

The pods have a QUAQ Mesh coil, which delivers a smooth and reliable experience. The device has a 750 mAh battery, giving enough charge for around one and a half pods.

The 3-colour LED battery indicator shows red when the battery is running low, blue for medium and green for full. It is not very bright, but it gives a useful picture of the battery charge status.

There's a sticker on the pod that reminds you to push a button on it before you start, but I immediately forgot to do it! I was rushing and wanted to get on with testing the device. This meant that the pod became slightly loose after the first few puffs. It also tasted burnt, and I was confused why.;

Then I remembered I should have pushed the button, and once I pressed it, everything started working properly.

The moral of this story is that with the TAPPO pods, it is very important to press the button before adding the pod to the device. Sometimes, you get a clicking sound when you do this, but not always. Just make sure that you follow the instructions, unlike me!

For the past few weeks, I have been testing and trialling the new Lost Mary Tappo Pod Device. This device resembles the well-known and much-loved Lost Mary disposable vapes but is reusable when used with the matching Tappo pods.

The Tappo also offers MTL vaping, just like the Lost Mary disposable vapes. However, it is cheaper to run and better for the environment as it produces less waste.

The Tappo range has 4 colourways to choose from: silver, blue-green, green-pink and dark bronze (the one I was given) - a simple but attractive selection with a colour to suit everyone.

The amount of packaging used for the Tappo is minimal, which I like, as unnecessary packaging is just wasteful. It does not come with a charger (c-type), but I think that is fair when the device is so cheap.

The flavour of the free pod included with the device depends on which colour device you pick. Mine came with Blueberry Sour Raspberry.

There are 15 different flavours available, and each pack contains 2 pods. The pods come with the standard 2ml of e-liquid and have 20mg of nicotine. At the time of this review, the pods are available in a money-saving multi-buy offer, which makes the Tappo an attractive choice.

The pods use QUAQ mesh coils, which allow for a more consistent and intense flavour, and the e-liquid supposedly lasts longer than the alternatives.

The device has a 750mAh battery, which, when fully charged, lasts me just over a day. This is with frequent use throughout the day and is equivalent to around 600 puffs. The device charges fully in around 30 minutes.

I really like the design and feel of the Tappo. It feels durable and sturdy. Albeit not my favourite colour (bronze), I really like the metallic finish.
I have had this vape in my bag, which is full of stuff, and I've dropped it a few times. It hasn't scuffed once, which is impressive.

In the time I've had it, the device hasn't leaked once. I hate it when vapes leak, and you get a load of e-liquid in your mouth. This hasn't happened at all with the Tappo, which is a testament to how good this device really is!

The device was easy to figure out and use. In the box comes an instruction manual. You have to take the sticker off the pod and the silicone mouth cover, then push it into the device until you hear it click. This releases the eliquid. You then wait around 5 minutes for the e-liquid to soak the coil. The device is then ready to go!

The Tappo is draw activated, making it very easy to use. There is also a battery light indicator which shows when it's fully charged or flashes when it needs charging.

Elf Bar, who are the creators of Lost Mary, have a link to 'Recycle your electricals' on their website. This enables you to put in your postcode and find your nearest recycling point. Mine is a convenient 3-minute walk away.

The only thing I didn't like about this device is that the pods are dark, and it's hard to see the e-liquid inside. So, you don't really know when it's running low on e-liquid until you get that burnt taste.

All in all, I would highly recommend the Lost Mary Tappo Pod Kit Device. It is perfect for beginners or avid vapers like me. It is simple, cheap, and very easy to use. If you are still vaping with disposables, I would definitely recommend trying this to save money and the environment!

This is a review of the Lost Mary Tappo Prefilled Pod Starter Kit and a selection of 2ml Pods. I received a Dark Bronze kit and the following flavour Pods:

1 x Blueberry Sour Raspberry pod (free with the kit), 1 x twin pack of Cherry Cola Pods, 1 x twin pack of USA Mix Pods, 1 x twin pack of Spearmint Pods, 1 x twin pack of Tropical Fruit Pods.

Clear user manual instructions are contained in both the kit and the individual prefilled pod packs, covering how to set up and ongoing usage. These are very informative and include the usual safety warnings.

I like the visually slick design of the Lost Mary Tappo Starter Kit. It is small, compact and lightweight. It is very smooth and tactile when held. There are no sharp edges.

I found it easy to operate and insert the prefilled pods. You just push a pod into the main body until you feel and hear it click into place.

It has unique features, including a battery light indicator, which is well positioned on the device, bright and functions well.

It displays three different colours to show the battery level when vaping, charging, or inserting or removing a pod. It helpfully tells you when the battery is full (Green in colour 50%-100%), at mid level (Blue - 20%-50%) and low in charge (Red - Less than 20%).

The Tappo has an exceptional battery life. It came fully charged, and over the time I used it, which was daily, I only had to put it on charge once. I did not allow it to drop to red on the indicator and put it on charge when it went into the blue stage. It charged very quickly and is still on 50%- 100% 3 days later and still going strong. This is a great feature you do not find in disposable vapes. I am impressed.

The positives for the Tappo far outweigh the negatives. In fact, the only negatives I could find were with the pods themselves. Because the pre-filled pod is a very dark black plastic, you can not see how much vape liquid is left. You end up with a nasty burnt flavour as the only indicator that the pod needs replacing.

In comparison, the pods for the Elf Bar Mate/P1 are much easier to see into at a glance without reaching the burnt taste stage. I also found that the e-liquid in the Tappo pods did not seem to last as long as other makes, such as the Elf Bar P1 pods.

Overall, the Tappo is an attractive, durable, and affordable device worth investing in.