Yocan Orbit 2.0

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Table of Contents

• You Should Buy the Yocan Orbit 2.0 If…
• Prominent Features
• How To Use The Yocan Orbit 2.0
• Vapor Quality
• Portability and Discreetness
• Manufacturing Quality
• Temperature Flexibility
• How to Clean the Yocan Orbit 2.0
• Compatibility with Accessories
• Warranty
• Pros and Cons
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You Should Buy the Yocan Orbit 2.0 If…

You want a step up from cheap units and want to use concentrates without committing to a premium device. The Orbit 2.0 includes features regularly seen on E Rigs and is built for someone taking their first real steps into dabbing without breaking the bank. It also works well as a low-effort backup for an experienced user who already owns a bigger setup but wants something quick and pocketable for a solo session.

Prominent Features

The core of the Orbit 2.0 is a coil-less quartz cup. Sitting inside that cup are a pair of spinning terp pearls, these small quartz balls that spin with your draw and break up the concentrate.

This is the same idea used in higher-end e-rigs, scaled down into a pen-sized device, and it's a meaningful part of why this device produces better flavor than a basic coil pen at a similar price.

Session control runs through variable voltage rather than a fixed setting. A single button cycles through the voltage settings.

The 10-second preheat function sits alongside the voltage control for concentrate, giving it a gentle warm-up before the full heat cycle kicks in. An OLED display keeps your current voltage and battery level visible during your sessions.

How It Works

The Orbit 2.0 has simple controls but requires users to manually heat their concentrate, so the end result depends more on the user than on a calibrated, managed heat cycle. Still, getting the Orbit 2.0 running is simple as long as you follow these steps:

• Fully charge the device over USB-C before first use.
• Press the power button 5 times quickly to turn it on.
• Load a small amount of concentrate into the quartz cup.
• Press the power button 3 times to enter voltage selection mode.
• Press the button once (while in voltage selection) to increase the voltage by 0.1V until you reach your desired voltage.
• Press and hold the power button to heat, then inhale.

Pro Tips: Loading the cup properly matters. The Orbit 2.0 is built for small, rice-grain-sized amounts of concentrate rather than a larger dab, and overloading the cup is one of the most common ways to end up with clogging or uneven heating on later sessions.

It's also recommended to use a Heated Dab Tool to drop the concentrate directly in the center of the chamber. Any concentrate that sticks to the walls likely won't vaporize and will instead solidify on the cold quartz wall.

For thicker or colder concentrate, a quick double-click of the power button activates the preheat function, gently warming the material for about 10 seconds before the heat cycle begins.

Vapor Quality

Vapor quality on the Orbit 2.0 comes down to the coil-less quartz cup and the terp pearls working together. The coil-less bucket is made of quartz, an inert material chosen for its properties that don't distort flavor over time.

It's much like the quartz buckets that Rigs use. The pearls improve vapor quality by breaking up your wax and ensuring it heats evenly, reducing the risk of hot spots or uneven vaporization.

But more importantly depends on how you control the session and how long you hold the button down. Lower voltage settings and heat applied in short bursts rather than holding down the button for 10 seconds straight will produce better flavor.

For users who prefer higher output, you can hold the button down for 10 seconds until it automatically shuts off. This is more than enough time to get through the entire dab as long as it's less than 0.1g.

It's also very important to keep the unit clean so that the terp pearls can spin freely. Vapor quality is good for the price, but it depends heavily on these factors.

Portability and Discreetness

At 24 x 130.5mm, the Orbit 2.0 is pocket-sized and fits easily into a bag or case.

The glass cover and OLED display sit at the top of the device. Glass and the quartz terp pearls inside are more fragile than the metal housing at the base, which is standard for a device built around a see-through chamber.

Most pens with a visible heating chamber make the same tradeoff. A case adds a layer of protection for daily carry, though the device doesn't require one to function normally.

Manufacturing Quality

The cup, cover, and mouthpiece are quartz, glass, and ceramic, the same combination you'd find in a proper e-rig, just built into something pocket-sized. None of the three pick up their own taste under heat, which is really the whole reason to build a device this way instead of leaning on cheaper plastic or silicone (which can distort flavor).

Inside the glass cover is a fan-like silicone piece that creates a bit of a vortex as you draw, which helps the pearls spin.

The OLED display sits in the metal housing at the base, in the same body as the battery and control electronics, so it's built into the sturdier part of the device. The mouthpiece and glass cover seat with pressure instead of screwing on, making them quick to pull for loading or cleaning; a gentle twist-off rather than a straight pull keeps the seal from loosening over time.

Temperature Flexibility

The Orbit 2.0 runs on variable voltage rather than a small set of fixed presets. The range spans 2.8V to 3.8V, and the single button moves through it in fine 0.1V steps rather than jumping between a handful of stops, which gives finer control over where in that range a session lands than a simpler three-setting pen would offer.

The OLED display shows the exact voltage, rather than relying on a colored LED to indicate roughly where you are in the range.

Lower voltage settings run cooler and tend to preserve more of the concentrate's original flavor, while higher settings push harder for a stronger, more intense hit. That said, it's more important to understand how long to press and hold the button than to rely purely on the settings.

The 10-second preheat function sits apart from the voltage control itself; it's a short warm-up cycle meant specifically for concentrate that's thick or cold, making the material easier to vaporize evenly once the main heat cycle starts.

How to Clean the Yocan Orbit 2.0

Because the Orbit 2.0 comes apart into a handful of small pieces, staying on top of cleaning after each session matters more than doing one occasional deep clean, buildup in a chamber like this affects performance faster. The basic routine only takes a minute:

• Let the device cool before cleaning.
• Separate the glass cover, mouthpiece, and quartz cup from the base.
• Use a Q-tip to clear residue from the cup and around the terp pearls.
• Wipe the base and battery housing with a dry cloth.
• Let everything dry fully before reassembling.

Pro Tips for Cleaning:

For a deeper clean, you can submerge the glass cover, quartz cup, and ceramic mouthpiece in alcohol to clear buildup the Q-tip alone can't manage. Never submerge the base, where the heating element, battery, and electronics live, or get it wet. You can wipe it down if necessary.

Clean the submerged parts with water afterward to remove the alcohol, but make sure every part is completely dry before putting the device back together.

Compatibility with Accessories

The Orbit 2.0 pairs with a handful of accessories that extend what's in the box. A replacement quartz cup is worth having on hand, as a replacement. Extra terp pearl packs serve the same purpose. Pearls are small and can chip or get lost during cleaning, and running the device without a full pair reduces how evenly a load heats through a session.

A heated dab tool like the Hot Wax Axe is one of the more worthwhile accessories. The included pick tool covers basic loading, but a heated tool makes it easier to portion small and load into the center of the bucket.

A protective case, such as the Zeus Armor, while not included, is also a reasonable addition given the glass cover and OLED display at the top of the unit.

Warranty

The Yocan Orbit 2.0 is covered under 3-month's Yocan's manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. TVape backs this with its Hassle-Free Warranty, so any hardware issue that falls under the manufacturer's warranty terms is handled directly through TVape rather than requiring the customer to go through Yocan separately.

Pros and Cons

Pros

• Simple, single-button operation
• Coil-less quartz cup and terp pearls support clean, consistent sessions
• Compact, pocket-sized form factor
• Great first step into concentrate sessions on a budget

Cons

• Clogs or heats unevenly if overloaded
• Needs frequent cleaning to keep performing well
• Silicone in the airpath can affect vapor flavor over time
• Connections require proper fitting, or else airflow can be reduced