Yocan Regen is a dab pen. VapoChecker compares current offers from €38.38 (plus shipping) across 1 shop (as of Oct 19, 2026).Price basis: Item price excluding shipping and coupons
| Heating Method | Conduction |
| Device Type | Pen |
| Brand | Yocan |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Battery Capacity | 1100 mAh |
| Session Mode | On-Demand |
| Temperature Control | Presets |
| Material | Concentrates |
| Battery Type | Internal |
| Replaceable Battery | No |
| Charging Port | Micro-USB |
| Voltage Range | 3.0V - 4.0V |
| Voltage Presets | 3 |
| Atomizer Type | Quartz |
| Coil Material | Quartz |
| MSRP | $42.99 |
This makes the Regen suitable for users who want to switch between two heating elements without carrying a larger e-rig. On VapoChecker, you can compare daily updated prices from verified shops.
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Two replaceable quartz coils are included. The QDC uses two quartz rods, while the QTC uses three. The main difference is therefore the heated surface area: the QDC is suitable as a gentler starting point for smaller amounts, while the QTC can contact more material at once. This is not temperature selection accurate to individual degrees, but a choice of heating element and power level. Both coils are intended exclusively for concentrates; dry herbs do not belong in the chamber.
For a clean start, the concentrate should be placed directly on or close to the quartz rods without overfilling the chamber. Small portions reduce residue around the edges and make cleaning easier. After a draw, allow the atomizer to cool before carefully removing any visible residue. Which coil is more suitable therefore depends less on one being the outright winner and more on portion size and the desired amount of vapor. Conveniently, both versions are already included and can be tried without an additional purchase.
According to Yocan, the Regen offers three power levels. They alter the coil's electrical power but do not display an exact vaporization temperature in degrees Celsius. A lower power setting is a sensible starting point when flavor and a controlled draw are more important; a higher setting can increase vapor production but heats the material and coil more intensely. The result also depends on whether the QDC or QTC heating element is fitted and on the amount loaded.
This makes it easier to find a reproducible suitable setting than starting immediately at the highest power. When changing the coil, adjustment should begin again at the lowest setting: three quartz rods will not necessarily respond in the same way as two at the same setting. The levels are therefore more of a broad power scale than precise temperature control.
The slim housing contains a built-in battery with 1,100 mAh. This capacity is respectable for a concentrate pen, but it does not allow a reliable number of draws to be stated: the coil, power level, activation duration, ambient temperature and battery age all affect runtime. The battery cannot be exchanged for a charged cell. When it is empty, the entire device must be connected to the charging cable.
For everyday use, this means checking the charge level before longer journeys and packing the correct cable for the port. While charging, the Regen should be placed on a dry, non-flammable surface; damaged cables or unusually intense heating are reasons to stop the process. The 1,100-mAh specification describes only the nominal capacity, not charging speed or battery health. Anyone expecting an easily replaceable energy source will not find one here. Those who prefer a self-contained pen system without separate battery cells receive a straightforward solution, but must account for long-term wear of the internal battery.
Yocan connects the atomizer tube and device base magnetically. This provides faster access to the coil because no thread needs to be fully unscrewed and screwed back together at this point. Before transport, however, you should still check that all parts are seated securely: a magnetic closure prevents neither residue in the chamber nor unintended strain inside a full bag. Sticky contact surfaces are best cleaned only after they have cooled.
A small silicone container for concentrate is integrated into the base. It eliminates the need for a separate container when traveling, but should be kept closed, clean and filled only with compatible material. An eyelet at the top can accommodate a carrying strap. Yocan also offers the Regen in six colors: black, stainless steel, gray, apple green, light red and light blue. These details make the pen travel-friendly, but they do not replace a protective case. The fitted coil and mouthpiece in particular remain wear or cleaning parts. The accessories therefore improve organization and access, but do not relieve the user of maintaining the vapor path.
The Regen is particularly suitable for users who want to try two quartz heating elements and prefer a larger internal battery. Its 1,100-mAh battery, QDC and QTC coils and integrated silicone container form a classic pen package specialized for concentrates. The three power levels are deliberately simple; there is no display or temperature selection accurate to individual degrees.
The Yocan ZEN has different priorities. According to the manufacturer, it uses a C4-DE ceramic coil, a 650-mAh battery, USB-C and three voltages of 2.8, 3.2 and 3.6 volts. This makes it the more suitable alternative when a ceramic heating element, clearly specified voltage values or USB-C are more important. The Regen, by contrast, offers a higher nominal battery capacity and two included quartz coils. Both devices are intended for concentrates, not dry herbs. The decision should therefore not depend on price alone: coil material, charging port and desired battery reserve determine the practical difference more clearly than the similar pen shape.
Same device type and a similar price; matching heating methods come first. Size and features may differ.
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| Price from | 42.80€ · incl. shipping | 32.10€ · incl. shipping | 32.10€ · incl. shipping | 56.21€ · incl. shipping |
| Type | Vape Pen | Portable | Portable | Vape Pen |
| Heating | Conduction | Convection | N/A | Conduction |
| Temperature | N/A | 93°C - 249°C | 93°C - 249°C | 204°C - 304°C |
| Heat-up time | N/A | N/A | 30s | 10s |
| Battery | 1100 mAh | 1800 mAh | 1200 mAh | 1400 mAh |
| Weight | N/A | 97 g | N/A | 93 g |
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Open in full comparison →Two: one QDC with two quartz rods and one QTC with three. Both are threaded and can be replaced without tools, so no additional purchase is necessary to try both characteristics.
The number of rods and therefore their behavior. Two rods emphasize flavor, while according to the manufacturer three reach their temperature more quickly and require less power — a balance between vapor production and aroma that conserves the battery.
3.0, 3.5 and 4.0 volts. Three rapid presses cycle through them, with LEDs indicating the selection. There is no display in degrees; regulation is based solely on voltage.
Via micro-USB, not USB-C. The built-in battery has a capacity of 1,100 milliampere-hours and is not replaceable.
As a storage container for traveling; it holds two milliliters and is screwed beneath the removable base. This eliminates the need for a separate small container in your bag.
The Regen includes the larger battery, two coil variants, the magnetic connection and the silicone container. The ZEN has the advantage of a USB-C port and a slimmer format. The Regen vaporizes using quartz, while the ZEN uses ceramic with diatomaceous earth.
No, concentrates only. Open quartz coils are designed for waxy consistencies; plant material would burn on them and leave residue.
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