Yocan Orbit 2.0 Review: Replaceable Glass and Coil, Cleaner Design, Better Pocket
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Yocan Orbit 2.0 Review: Replaceable Glass and Coil, Cleaner Design, Better Pocket
Yocan Orbit 2.0 Review: Replaceable Glass and Coil, Cleaner Design, Better Pocket
The Yocan Orbit 2.0 is the follow-up to the original Orbit concentrate device, and after spending some time with it, reviewer OchiTokes calls it one of the best devices he's ever tried. The big wins? You can replace the glass and the coil separately, it's a bit smaller, and the new color scheme looks sharp.
Design and colors
The Orbit 2.0 comes in some nice new two-tone and three-tone color options — the original Orbit was mostly that wolf/dog style, but this one has a teal-to-purple gradient that the reviewer really likes. It's also a little smaller than the original, which makes it easier to pocket. It comes with a silicone mouthpiece tip, though the reviewer says he prefers the non-silicone option because it feels more like hitting an old school cart.
Replaceable parts — the big upgrade
This is where the Orbit 2.0 makes the most sense for the consumer. If the glass breaks, you just replace the glass. If the coil burns out, you just replace the coil. You don't have to buy a whole new base atomizer like you might have to with the original. Fewer parts to replace means less money spent over time, and that's a clear win.
How it hits
The device has a preheat function that kicks in automatically. One tip: you want to hit it straight up so the terp pearls don't spin and the wax doesn't end up in your mouth. The reviewer paired it with a glass rig that has water filtration, and the hits weren't harsh or burning — the water takes the edge off.
Cleaning
The reviewer runs into a burnt taste after a while, and his cleaning method is to use a dab tool to scrape out the burnt ash, then hit it with alcohol. He says just using a Q-tip and alcohol means either waiting 24 hours for it to soak, or heating it up enough that the alcohol evaporates — which wastes a lot of alcohol. Scraping first makes the whole process faster.
Pros
If you're choosing between the original Orbit and the Orbit 2.0, the 2.0 is the way to go — noticeable improvements in repairability, size, and looks. Even if you already have the original, the fact that you can replace the glass and coil separately makes the 2.0 the smarter long-term purchase.
FAQ
Q: Can I replace just the coil on the Orbit 2.0?
A: Yes. If the coil breaks, you can get a replacement coil without buying a whole new base atomizer.
Q: Is the Orbit 2.0 smaller than the original?
A: The reviewer says it's a bit smaller, which makes it more pocket-friendly.
Q: How do you clean it?
A: Use a dab tool to scrape out burnt residue, then clean with alcohol. A Q-tip soak alone takes much longer.
Source: More Yocan Orbit 2.0 RIPS by OchiTokes, uploaded Aug 21, 2026.
The Yocan Orbit 2.0 is the follow-up to the original Orbit concentrate device, and after spending some time with it, reviewer OchiTokes calls it one of the best devices he's ever tried. The big wins? You can replace the glass and the coil separately, it's a bit smaller, and the new color scheme looks sharp.
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The Orbit 2.0 comes in some nice new two-tone and three-tone color options — the original Orbit was mostly that wolf/dog style, but this one has a teal-to-purple gradient that the reviewer really likes. It's also a little smaller than the original, which makes it easier to pocket. It comes with a silicone mouthpiece tip, though the reviewer says he prefers the non-silicone option because it feels more like hitting an old school cart.
Replaceable parts — the big upgrade
This is where the Orbit 2.0 makes the most sense for the consumer. If the glass breaks, you just replace the glass. If the coil burns out, you just replace the coil. You don't have to buy a whole new base atomizer like you might have to with the original. Fewer parts to replace means less money spent over time, and that's a clear win.
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The device has a preheat function that kicks in automatically. One tip: you want to hit it straight up so the terp pearls don't spin and the wax doesn't end up in your mouth. The reviewer paired it with a glass rig that has water filtration, and the hits weren't harsh or burning — the water takes the edge off.
Cleaning
The reviewer runs into a burnt taste after a while, and his cleaning method is to use a dab tool to scrape out the burnt ash, then hit it with alcohol. He says just using a Q-tip and alcohol means either waiting 24 hours for it to soak, or heating it up enough that the alcohol evaporates — which wastes a lot of alcohol. Scraping first makes the whole process faster.
Pros
- Replaceable glass and coil — no need to buy the whole base
- Smaller than the original, more pocket-friendly
- Better color options
- Preheat works well
- Reviewer rates it one of the best devices he's tried
- Silicone tip isn't everyone's favorite — the non-silicone tip feels more natural
- Can get a burnt taste if you don't keep it clean
- Original Orbit parts may be harder to find going forward
If you're choosing between the original Orbit and the Orbit 2.0, the 2.0 is the way to go — noticeable improvements in repairability, size, and looks. Even if you already have the original, the fact that you can replace the glass and coil separately makes the 2.0 the smarter long-term purchase.
FAQ
Q: Can I replace just the coil on the Orbit 2.0?
A: Yes. If the coil breaks, you can get a replacement coil without buying a whole new base atomizer.
Q: Is the Orbit 2.0 smaller than the original?
A: The reviewer says it's a bit smaller, which makes it more pocket-friendly.
Q: How do you clean it?
A: Use a dab tool to scrape out burnt residue, then clean with alcohol. A Q-tip soak alone takes much longer.
Source: More Yocan Orbit 2.0 RIPS by OchiTokes, uploaded Aug 21, 2026.