Quit analogs and been vaping since 2012.
I started with the Halo G6 cig-a-like and graduated to the Triton when it came out. Then I tried the VV Triton bat and haven't looked any further as it is all I need. (I did try the Triton II, but did not like the bottom fill or the wide metal mouth piece - feels like sucking on an exhaust pipe.) Much to my dismay, I recently found out they are discontinuing the original Triton line
(through Chat with a Halo rep when I inquired when the VV bats would be back in stock). The timing is ironic BTW because I finally got organized and had just finished my DIY custom vape/charging station that can charge 4-6 bats at a time, accommodates 14 30mil flavors w/tanks and 5 charged bats- pretty nice if I do say so myself.
SO...here's my dilemna...what do I switch to after I exhaust my current stock of hardware? I have no desire to go box mod, build my own or go overly high tech,(a little techie is OK). It's got to be the same general shape and size, VV bat, good capacity on the tank -preferably top fill - but at least easy to fill on the fly and go, and have a drip tip that is not too wide. I'm looking for a quality brand that's consistent with affordable replaceable components. I really just want an 'easy-peasy' rig that's a no-brainer, and while I do like me some cloud, I'm no chaser.
Hey, I'm not asking for too much...am I?
I just know I like what I'm used to and I dread the thought of the trial and error of change - not as much patience as I used to have.
I know the Triton is an 808 and the standard is 510, so I can get adapters for transitioning, but any suggestions on what I can transition to??
Thanks for your feedback!


SO...here's my dilemna...what do I switch to after I exhaust my current stock of hardware? I have no desire to go box mod, build my own or go overly high tech,(a little techie is OK). It's got to be the same general shape and size, VV bat, good capacity on the tank -preferably top fill - but at least easy to fill on the fly and go, and have a drip tip that is not too wide. I'm looking for a quality brand that's consistent with affordable replaceable components. I really just want an 'easy-peasy' rig that's a no-brainer, and while I do like me some cloud, I'm no chaser.
Hey, I'm not asking for too much...am I?


Thanks for your feedback!