Yocan Flame is a dab pen. VapoChecker compares current offers from €49.76 (plus shipping) across 2 shops (as of Oct 17, 2026).Price basis: Item price excluding shipping and coupons
No tools are required for conversion: in pen mode, the battery sits beneath the atomizer head; in Nectar mode, it is replaced by the included titanium rod, which is heated with a torch lighter and then dipped directly into the concentrate. Both configurations are held together magnetically, and switching takes seconds. In practice, this separates two applications: pen mode suits small portions on the go, while Nectar mode suits larger quantities at home because the heat on the rod can be controlled more freely than on a coil with fixed power.
QDC, XTAL and titanium rod included
Three heating elements are included. The QDC uses two quartz rods and is the flavor-focused option. The XTAL insert consists of a solid quartz body rather than rods — it holds more material and produces denser vapor, although it takes slightly longer. Finally, the titanium rod is intended for Nectar mode and requires no electricity. All three use the same 510 thread, so other Yocan atomizer heads can also be screwed on.
Glass mouthpiece as a bubbler and adjustable airflow
The glass mouthpiece is more than a cover: when filled with a little water, it acts as a small bubbler and noticeably cools the vapor, which can make the difference between harsh and pleasant when using concentrates. This is complemented by an airflow valve on the housing that allows the draw resistance to be adjusted — open for an airy draw or restricted for denser vapor. This combination is unusual in this price range; most dab pens offer neither water filtration nor adjustable airflow.
1,400-mAh battery, USB-C and one heat setting
For the battery, Yocan uses the largest cell among the four concentrate pens in this range: 1,400 milliampere-hours, charged via USB-C. However, there is no power adjustment — unlike its sibling models, it has exactly one heat setting. Anyone wishing to vary the intensity must do so by selecting the insert and adjusting the airflow valve rather than changing the voltage. The base also contains a silicone container with two separate compartments, allowing two concentrates to be carried at the same time. It is designed exclusively for concentrates.
Difference from the Yocan Regen
Both target the same user group but focus on different priorities. The Yocan Regen offers three voltage settings and therefore genuine power adjustment, which the Flame lacks. Conversely, the Regen can neither filter through water nor operate as a Nectar Collector, and its airflow is not adjustable. The Flame also leads in battery capacity and charging port: USB-C compared with micro-USB. In short — choose the Regen if you want to control the temperature; choose the Flame if you want cooler vapor and two operating modes.
The battery is removed and replaced with the included titanium rod. Heat it with a torch lighter and then dip it directly into the concentrate. This mode requires no electricity.
QDC, XTAL and titanium rod. The two quartz rods in the QDC emphasize flavor, the solid quartz body of the XTAL holds more material and produces denser vapor, and the titanium rod is used for electricity-free Nectar mode.
No, there is exactly one heat setting. The result can be varied by selecting the insert and adjusting the airflow valve — not through a preset voltage as on the Regen or ZEN.
When filled, it acts as a small bubbler and cools the vapor before it reaches you. With concentrates, which quickly become harsh when hot, this makes the most noticeable difference to the draw.
Yes, all inserts use a 510 thread. This means other atomizer heads from the Yocan range can also be screwed on.
Water filtration, Nectar mode, adjustable airflow, a larger battery and USB-C favor the Flame. The Regen's advantage is its three-stage power adjustment, which the Flame lacks.
No, it is exclusively for concentrates. Neither QDC nor XTAL is designed for plant material, and the titanium rod certainly is not.
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