G Pen Connect

The G PEN CONNECT is setting the concentrate community on fire. Well, not literally, because instead of a flame, this ultra-compact portable vaporizer takes advantage of a powerful ceramic element that provides near instant heating. Three temperature settings yield personalized heat, taste and concentrate preferences. An extended draw mode delivers giant hits and a spring-loaded carb release button creates instant airflow to effortlessly clear the chamber. And that’s not even the best part –- designed to slide neatly onto common 14mm joints and fit 10mm and 18mm pieces with a separate adaptor, the G PEN CONNECT effectively converts any glass bubbler into a dab rig. Packed with 850 mAh of power the G PEN CONNECT battery incorporates an easy, snap-in magnetic connection for quick and effortless setup. The result is pure, clean and powerful vapor without the hassle of a torch and exposed nail.

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