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DESCRIPTION
The Yocan Kodo Pro Vaporizer, like its predecessor, is perfect for quick hits when you’re out and about. It comes with features that have been designed and engineered specifically with on-the-go oil consumers in mind. The Yocan Kodo Pro Vaporizer is obviously a small and compact device. But, don’t let its size fool you. This portable oil vaporizer has been crafted for those who want — and need — to consume their favorite oils when they leave home. In terms of size, the Yocan Kodo Pro Vaporizer was made so that you can conveniently carry it in your bag, in your pocket, and even at the palm of your hand. The device measures just a hair over two inches long, nearly one inch wide, and just about half an inch thick.
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BRAND
Yocan
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Anonymous
Reviewed on 9/5/25
Danielle
This has been my favorite & longest lasting budget battery I’ve found to date! Love it!
Reviewed on 8/15/25
Anonymous
Store clerk recommended this one, I've been happy with it for a few months now. No issues. I like the varying voltage options for different cartridges. Fast charging, but doesn't need recharging often.
Reviewed on 8/11/25
Anonymous
works great
Reviewed on 8/1/25
Daniel
Very good battery
Reviewed on 7/4/25
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I got this as a gift and I still want my money back. The buttons are raised and easy to press, so if you don't turn it off every time you put it away, it cranks the voltage up to 4.8 and fires repeatedly in your pocket until your cart is a burnt and leaking mess. When this happens, it's really easy to rip out the internals trying to detatch a cart that's stuck on with burnt distillate. Deeply annoying to have to press the button 5 times every time to turn it off; impossible to remember to do so. Why not have a dedicated power switch and slightly recessed buttons instead?