So I've been using the Triton for just shy of two weeks and I am so glad I moved up from the G6. Don't get me wrong, as far as 808's go, the G6 is the creme of the crop, and I still carry them with me to work every day, but the Triton has made vaping in general so much better.
My favorite aspect is that I can go an entire day on one charge. The G6 lasts me about 2-3 hours, and I have a bunch of them always charged and ready so I never went without, but I no longer have to constantly deal with having something charging and rotating batteries all day long.
My next favorite thing is the large tank, which only needs refilled a couple times a day versus the mini tanks that need filled several times a day. (yes, I vape a lot, much more than I smoked, its one of the downfalls of vaping, I can do it at my desk at work so I pretty much vape non-stop from wake-up to bedtime, lol)
And lastly, the throat hit is so much better and consistent! I had a small learning curve at first and had some leakage and gurgling issues, but I think I've perfected my filling and cleaning technique now to where I'm getting good consistent performance all the time. Me thinks its time to stock up on a few more Triton batteries--you can never have enough back-ups!
My favorite aspect is that I can go an entire day on one charge. The G6 lasts me about 2-3 hours, and I have a bunch of them always charged and ready so I never went without, but I no longer have to constantly deal with having something charging and rotating batteries all day long.
My next favorite thing is the large tank, which only needs refilled a couple times a day versus the mini tanks that need filled several times a day. (yes, I vape a lot, much more than I smoked, its one of the downfalls of vaping, I can do it at my desk at work so I pretty much vape non-stop from wake-up to bedtime, lol)

And lastly, the throat hit is so much better and consistent! I had a small learning curve at first and had some leakage and gurgling issues, but I think I've perfected my filling and cleaning technique now to where I'm getting good consistent performance all the time. Me thinks its time to stock up on a few more Triton batteries--you can never have enough back-ups!
