Yocan Evolve C Review – C Spot Vape

How it Works

The functionality of the Yocan Evolve C is very simple. The base is just a 650mAh battery with a single button. The top has a 510 thread, and this connection is used for both attaching your atomizers and charging it.

There are two atomizer options. The first is a single quartz coil for thicker waxes and concentrates. The second is a tank that you fill from the top with oils or e-liquids.

Once your atomizer is attached to the base, a cover slides over the top. This is only a decorative piece.

To actually use the Evolve C, you just click the button five times to turn it on and then press and hold that button to take a draw.

Temperature Flexibility

The Evolve C doesn’t offer any temperature flexibility at all. The battery is either engaged or it is not. The wax atomizer has a 1 ohm resistance and the oil tank has a 1.2 ohm resistance.

I couldn’t find information about the power output, but my guess based on using it is that the voltage output simply varies based on the battery’s charge level. Users looking for temperature flexibility usually tend to prefer devices like the Yocan Uni Pro.

Vapor Quality

The vapor quality is good for what this pen is. You can’t pick this up and expect hard-hitting draws as you could get with the PCKT One Plus or exceptional flavor, but it still gets the job done and is enjoyable to use.

When using it for wax, expect light draws with good flavor. Since there is only one coil, you can’t use as much material and the vapor will be very manageable as far as strength goes. If you don’t use waxes often, this may actually be an advantage. For users that are looking for a device that can vaporize their wax and produce big clouds as well as strong flavors, we recommend the Tronian Gammatron.

With oils, this performs just about the same as most oil pens. The tank is well made, but the results you get will ultimately be more based on the quality of the material than anything. The only thing that would have made it better is fixed voltage options.

Manufacturing Quality

The manufacturer quality is average. There’s nothing wrong with the Evolve C, but there certainly isn’t anything special about it either.

It’s just a run of the mill 650mAh battery that can be connected to two simple atomizer options. There’s no airflow or power control either.

On the plus side, it is small and well built. Users looking for a unit that has a premium 510 thread battery and provides high performance usually tend to prefer devices like the Vessel 510 thread battery.

Battery Life

The battery life is also very much average. 600-750mAh is right what I would consider the middle of the road for a pen-style vape, with some having less than 200mAh and some going up to 1500mAh or more.

If you plan on using this all day, you should also be ready to have to charge it. Users that prefer to use just oil pens usually prefer units like the Yocan Uni Pro that could last for more than a day without any trouble.

Portability

The portability of this is very good. It’s nice and small but still sturdy enough to carry in your pocket or bag without it breaking similar to the Linx Hermes 3.

I highly recommend using it with oil if you are concerned about portability because the wax atomizer is so small you’ll be stopping to refill it frequently.

The oil tank isn’t huge, but you can at least fill it with enough material to last a good deal longer than the wax option.

Ease of Use

This is extremely easy to use like any other oil pen such as the Tronian Nutron. Each atomizer screws directly onto the base.

To load the oil tank, you unscrew the mouthpiece from the top. When using it for wax, you access the quartz coil by unscrewing the “atomizer tube” from the top of it.

Once you have one of the atomizers filled and attached, you just click the button five times to turn it on and then press and hold to take a draw.

Discreetness

This is very discreet similar to the Smok Micare. On one hand, it is nice and small. You won’t have a hard time keeping it well concealed when holding or using it. The single coil is actually also a good thing in this respect because you won’t have as much visible vapor to exhale.

I recommend using it with the oil based setup if discretion is important though because you won’t have to stop and fill it as often.

Overall Experience

The Yocan Evolve C is a good option for beginners who want to experiment with both oils and waxes.

I see it as being a good way to “get your toes wet” when it comes to vaporizing concentrates. It’s affordable and offers a good enough experience that you can get an idea of which material you prefer using.

If you end up liking oils, then this may be enough to stick with for a while. The only thing that would really add to your experience is something with variable voltage.

If you like waxes more, you’ll probably want to upgrade in short order. The single quartz rod and coil isn’t going to keep you happy for long, especially once you try other options. We’d recommend checking out something like the Utillian 5 (V3) which uses a ceramic pad rather than an exposed coil.

Or you can get a different Yocan Evolve model. I like the Yocan Evolve Plus better than the Evolve-C. They have regular old dual quartz coil setups, but they work well.

If you have questions about our review or just want to let us know what you think, feel free to drop us a comment below!  Thanks for reading and as always, keep vapin’.