halocigs.com Reviews

kevin K - 10/01/2017

Read Richard's review below, it sums up what you must do to prevent problems. i was cracking tanks and destroying mouthpieces before i read his review. all in all I like Halo products (Triton) better than locally bought ones.Thanks Richard, wherever you are!!!

Richard P - 08/23/2017

To prevent the plastic tank from cracking (microscopic cracks you can just barely see), don't tighten it to the battery like your tightening a lug nut on a car. The torque created can cause the tank to crack when you're putting it on or taking it off. Put the tank on snuggly using only two fingers. Regarding the plastic tips, avoid extreme cold or heat because the expansion or contraction of the plastic will cause it to separate from the threaded metal insert, and leak. The other cause of tip leaking is tightening the tip too much and failing to unscrew it slightly when not in use. The polymer gasket that seals the tip will compress when tightened down and by loosening it, it will return to its initial state and reseal correctly when used again.

James O - 06/26/2017

The Triton tanks are both strong and reliable. They hold a nice amount of liquid and take a good amount of abuse from dropping, which I accidentally do far too often. When used properly, they work as designed and hold a charge for a long time. Of course, coils can always be replaced. When I tighten it to a battery, I do notice hairline cracks in the plastic at the bottom but no leakage occurs and dropping can also cause cracks, but I'm thankful they are made of durable plastic. If they were made of glass, I would be breaking them far to often.

Devin K - 06/20/2017

The Triton tank is a solid plastic tank that is easy to fill. I really like its capacity because I don't have to keep refilling liquid throughout the day. It has a nice mouthpiece and came with an extra silver one as well. I do recommend sticking to Halo e-liquid when using this tank as it seems to keep the coil working well for considerably longer. You can't beat the Triton devices for the price.

BECKY S - 05/03/2017

I am new to vaping, and love the ease of filling these Triton tanks...can't go wrong with these. However, be careful with cinnamon/red hot flavoring. The Triton is still a great tank and recommend it to all those who just started to vape!

Martin K - 05/03/2017

I've been vaping for a little over a year now. I was by recommend to try Halo products and my first was the Triton. However, I had to buy more tanks because I found they crack easily. I then tried several other e-cig brands and liquids, but they just didn't match up to Halo. I decided I'm staying with Halo.

Debbie D - 10/28/2016

I have ordered from Halo numerous times and I have never been disappointed--especially with the Triton Tank. Thank you to the owners and employees of the Halo company for superior service and products.

Michele C - 09/30/2016

The Triton tanks are larger than the G6 mini tanks. I can fill the tank up to the fill line and vape for a few hours without having to refill it again. I'll definitely continue ordering Halo products.

Richard S - 08/01/2016

I have bought a dozen replacement tanks and 10 out of 12 broke and leak the same way. I carry the Triton assembly in my shirt pocket and when I lean over to do some work, most of the time the Triton falls out and cracks the tank or the tip, causing a leak; time to throw it away again!This major problem could be solved by Halo simply selling a pocket clip, similar to what's on a common pen.So I rate the durability a Zero but when it's brand new it works great.

Carmen A - 04/08/2016

I love this e-cigarette in general but the only thing is if you drop it on the ground it will crack. I know they are not supposed to fall but things happen.

Jill W - 04/07/2016

I've used Halo products for at least two years and have loved both Halo and my Triton setup. However, it's obvious to me that the quality of the tanks have changed. I have constant cracked tanks and many, many broken tips. This NEVER used to happen but the plastic tips are now so much thinner than they used to be it's ridiculous. When they break off at the threads (always) the whole tank is ruined because it's nearly impossible to remove the broken part from the threads without damage. I love Halo batteries but will be switching to something with a 510 thread just to be able to use decent tanks from another source. I can't believe Halo hasn't addressed this issue. I've wasted so much money on these junk tanks (which work great when they're not falling apart/breaking). I called customer service who said they hadn't heard of the problem. Wish they'd just admit they're either getting the tanks from a different source or making the tips thinner to save money and force people to constantly buy new ones.

Eric B - 03/14/2016

I have had issues with the last 6 or so tanks I have purchased, with either internal leakage or random cracking (without being dropped or squeezed) or both. Still using original tanks I got close to two years ago, but recently purchased ones have failed miserably - often cracking within a month or leaking from the get go for no good reason. Funny thing, while writing this, a 1-2 month old cap snapped off from minimal pressure after a refill of the tank. Maybe I've had a string of bad luck and all other tanks are awesome, but it is strange that my 2 year old tanks (which have actually taken a beating) still work great and haven't cracked -while all the newer ones are now in the trash.

Eric B - 03/14/2016

I have had issues with the last 6 or so tanks I have purchased, with either internal leakage or random cracking (without being dropped or squeezed) or both. Still using original tanks I got close to two years ago, but recently purchased ones have failed miserably - often cracking within a month or leaking from the get go for no good reason. Funny thing, while writing this, a 1-2 month old cap snapped off from minimal pressure after a refill of the tank. Maybe I've had a string of bad luck and all other tanks are awesome, but it is strange that my 2 year old tanks (which have actually taken a beating) still work great and haven't cracked -while all the newer ones are now in the trash.

Eric B - 03/14/2016

I have had issues with the last 6 or so tanks I have purchased, with either internal leakage or random cracking (without being dropped or squeezed) or both. Still using original tanks I got close to two years ago, but recently purchased ones have failed miserably - often cracking within a month or leaking from the get go for no good reason. Funny thing, while writing this, a 1-2 month old cap snapped off from minimal pressure after a refill of the tank. Maybe I've had a string of bad luck and all other tanks are awesome, but it is strange that my 2 year old tanks (which have actually taken a beating) still work great and haven't cracked -while all the newer ones are now in the trash.

Eric B - 03/14/2016

I have had issues with the last 6 or so tanks I have purchased, with either internal leakage or random cracking (without being dropped or squeezed) or both. Still using original tanks I got close to two years ago, but recently purchased ones have failed miserably - often cracking within a month or leaking from the get go for no good reason. Funny thing, while writing this, a 1-2 month old cap snapped off from minimal pressure after a refill of the tank. Maybe I've had a string of bad luck and all other tanks are awesome, but it is strange that my 2 year old tanks (which have actually taken a beating) still work great and haven't cracked -while all the newer ones are now in the trash.