G Pen Dash Plus

Grind and load the titanium chamber, put the mouthpiece back on, and power it on with the button. On the colour display you set an exact temperature anywhere from 320 to 420°F, and it lets you know with haptic feedback when it reaches temperature, usually in around 20 seconds. Then draw slowly. Because it uses hybrid heating, it is a bit more forgiving on the pack than a pure conduction unit.

The Dash is the simpler, cheaper one: conduction heating, a glass-glazed chamber and three preset temperatures. The Dash Plus adds hybrid conduction and convection heating, a titanium chamber, exact temperature control from 320 to 420°F on a colour display, USB-C charging and a larger 1800mAh battery. So the Plus is the pick if you want precise temperatures and faster charging, while the Dash keeps it simple.

Since it gives you a full range from 320 to 420°F, you can fine-tune it. Lower, around 350 to 375°F, keeps more flavour and lighter vapour, while higher, up toward 400°F and above, gives thicker draws and pulls more from the herb. A lot of people start low and step it up over a session to get both.

The Dash Plus charges over USB-C, so it uses the same cable as most recent phones and devices, and the 1800mAh battery is larger than the original Dash's, so it lasts longer between charges. Charging over USB-C is also quicker than the older micro USB.

Let it cool, take off the mouthpiece and empty the titanium chamber, then brush out the loose bits. Wipe the mouthpiece and chamber with isopropyl alcohol on a cotton swab and let it dry before you use it again. Keeping it clean every few sessions holds the flavour and keeps the airflow open.

We do. Same-day delivery covers Greater Vancouver for orders placed between 8 AM and 10 PM, and it usually lands inside 45 to 60 minutes. Anything ordered later ships the following day. Canada-wide delivery is available too, packaged discreetly.