The Yocan Hit is the convection-based counterpart to the Vane and appeals to a slightly different audience. Where the Vane relies on a slim, minimalist design, the Hit scores with a larger herb chamber and a fully convective airpath that delivers more aromatic and cooler draws. Anyone who has used a Vane and needs more volume per session will be right at home with the Hit.
Technically the two look similar: both start at 93°C, go up to 249°C, and heat up in around 30 seconds. The Hit has a larger herb chamber, which allows bigger loads and produces more vapor per draw. The 1400 mAh battery is noticeably stronger than the Vane's and extends usable time between charging cycles.
Passthrough charging is also available on the Hit, keeping the device practically ready to use at all times as long as a power socket is nearby. For home users who frequently run the device while it is charging, this is a genuine convenience benefit. The USB-C port enables fast charging with standard chargers.
The Hit shares WPA compatibility with the Vane. The larger herb chamber makes a particularly noticeable difference here: drawn through a water pipe, the Hit produces dense, well-cooled clouds that can hold their own against pricier devices. That is not a given in this price range.
Both Yocan portables — the Vane and the Hit — are aimed primarily at beginners and casual users who do not want to spend a great deal. Those who accept these limitations get a functional convection portable with the Hit that performs surprisingly well.
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