Yocan Cylo

The heating chamber uses quartz heating elements that warm the concentrate quickly and evenly. Quartz delivers clean flavor without the metallic taste that cheap wire coils can produce.

Three voltage levels are cycled with a triple click on the fire button. The LED shows the level by color. The lowest level suits flavorful draws; the highest maximizes vapor production.

A preheat function via double click warms the chamber for 15 seconds at reduced power. This liquefies stiff material before the actual draw and ensures more even vapor from the first inhale.

The built-in battery charges via USB-C. Capacity covers a full day of moderate use. Charging takes roughly 45-60 minutes. A tri-color LED shows battery level.

In standby the device draws almost no power. Auto-shutoff after 10 seconds without a button press prevents accidental heating in a pocket. Five quick clicks toggle power on and off.

Passthrough charging is not available. A compact power bank is recommended for travel. The USB-C port sits on the side and is easily accessible even when the device stands upright.

The Yocan Cylo is listed in 5 shops on vapochecker.com. Price-wise it sits in the mid range for concentrate pens with a storage compartment.

Compared to other Yocan models, the Cylo offers:

For users who want a concentrate pen with built-in storage and a distinctive design, the Cylo is an interesting option. The price comparison shows where it costs the least.

Inside the Yocan Cylo sits a quad quartz coil arrangement — four rods wrapped in heating wire. This setup vaporizes concentrates from multiple contact points at once, producing thicker clouds than single or dual coil pens. The trade-off is slightly higher power draw, but the 1400mAh battery still manages a full day of moderate use. Replacement coils screw in and cost a fraction of the device itself.

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