Lost Vape Halcyon DNA200

Lost Vape have made their first inroads into the squonking market with the release of the Halcyon DNA200 - also the first mainstream DNA200 squonker that has made it onto the market.

by Dan Willis
Jun 20, 2016

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I personally have recently got back into squonking, in quite a big way, and the Lost Vape Halcyon DNA200 is an excellent addition to my growing squonker collection. I’m a big fan of the original Efusion DNA200, a device I still use daily after purchasing it back in January, and the Lost Vape Halcyon DNA200 is a natural fit for me, becoming a device that is a firm fixture of my daily rotation.

I do find it to be a robustly built unit, that is comfortable to hold and very easy to use, with a gorgeous looking premium finish. It’s up there with the most powerful squonkers on the market, thanks to the ultra reliable and customisable DNA200 chip, and as a squonking device I can have absolutely no complaints about it’s performance, it suits my needs perfectly. The bottle doesn’t need much of a squeeze to feed juice up to my RDA, the spring loaded 510 makes a great connection, the power delivery is excellent and battery life has been ideal for me, lasting me the day before needing a charge in the evening.

If you are looking to get into squonking and are looking for something that is powerful, easy to use and robustly built, then you should look no further than the Lost Vape Halcyon DNA200. It ticks all the boxes and it is a great purchase whether you are a squonking veteran or a total newbie to the world of squonking!

The Lost Vape Halcyon DNA200 was purchased by myself for review from www.vapegeek.co.uk, where black, silver, red and blue units are available at the time of writing, and mine was shipped rapidly arriving the very next day after I placed my order.

Dan Willis

Reviewer at POTV

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Dan was an early adopter of vaping as a way to quit smoking and has seen and done pretty much all there is to see and do in the vaping world! From Ego batteries to mechs and from rebuildables to pods there isn't much that Dan hasn't tried.