Although there isn’t an app for this device, I find that an app really isn’t all that necessary. This is a good amount of time for a solid session. The vaporizer will shut off after four minutes to avoid over heating. Hold down the power button for half a second and release, the unit will start heating up.

Use the up and down buttons to select your desired temperature. The functionality of the Gaia is very easy and straight forward. That’s the sign of a good even heat through. You will also notice that the AVB is nicely browned, with no char on the herb what so ever. The vapor is cool in temperature and does not require the use of a water bubbler, but if you feel the need, Linx offers a compatible bubbler and water pipe adapter. At higher temps you will start to notice a larger cloud but the Gaia is built for flavor, not cloud production. I actually prefer lighter clouds of vapor for a more discreet session. Instead, you get a very flavorful, almost wispy vapor. The Gaia is a convection vaporizer so you shouldn’t expect to get massive billowy clouds from this device. It seems the combination of the all quartz chamber and the convection heating really make for optimal vaporization.

I like that I can easily change temps in the middle of a session, allowing me to zero in on accurate terpene boiling points or increase the heat at the end of my session to get the most out of my bud. There is no real learning curve on this device, just use a medium pack and you’re off to flavor town! On the lower temps you get an amazing array of terpene goodness and the aroma of fresh bud. The taste coming off the Gaia is spectacular, especially with the first few draws. Finally the size of the device its self is quite impressive, measuring just 80mm tall and 50 mm wide, much smaller than most dry herb devices. The charging cable has the ability to charge Micro USB and lightning devices, yet another nifty addition. I found this to be a great help as I am always loosing my herb tools. The Gaia comes with a hide-away herb tool that tucks right into the bottom of the device and is secured by a magnet. There are a few other design elements that I think are impressive. I dropped the device from a height of 3 feet and the device functioned perfectly fine.

The durability of the Linx Gaia is great. The Gaia has the weight and feel of a quality device in the hand, not too heavy but obviously made of quality materials. The medical grade stainless steel body is accented with silver trim and the buttons are firmly set in place, no button rattle. At first glance the Linx Gaia is strikingly beautiful and elegant in its design. The Linx Gaia is a convection style dry herb Cannabis vaporizer. The Gaia is Linx Vapors first venture into the world of dry herb vaporizers and WOW did they make an amazing device! It’s loaded with innovations but does it live up to all the hype? Lets dive on in!

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