Automatic or manual?

[.b.]

Which is better? What is the difference as well? Does the auotmatic button help give better vapor??

 

[CaptJay]

Manual. Definitely.

Oh - the difference is one you have control over an one you have to suck like a vaccuum to get going. And the autos sometimes turn on by themselves.

 

[.b.]

Thank u I'll order the manual

 

[Icicle]

I only have Manual Batts. and I'm happy with them.

 

[Col. Gaunt]

You are better off with the manual button because with the automatic the atty only starts getting hot when the pressure switch is triggered by you starting to vape on it, with a manual button you pre-heat the atty before you start vaping it which will give you a warmer and flavorful vape.

 

[TheMoon]

Sorry, I'm a beginner as well, but how to "pre-heat the atty before you start vaping it"? I guess my question is how should a manual battery be used?

 

[Raven1]

Sorry, I'm a beginner as well, but how to "pre-heat the atty before you start vaping it"? I guess my question is how should a manual battery be used?

Just press the button for a second or two before you inhale. Or with an auto, give it a short primer puff before inhaling.

 

[debook]

I prefer manuals, no primer puffs needed usually. And most manuals allow longer draws than auto's which is best for me.

 

[mommysnofun]

I agree with everyone--go manual--your batteries will last longer too--good luck

 

[Maialeth]

I'm just recently making the switch from Auto to Manual I'm still getting used to the button push! But.. So far I like them alot. Easier to drip with them too.. since you don't have to worry about juice getting inside the batt!

 

[vaporAdam]

I ordered one of each type of battery when i ordered my kit. The manual quickly became my fav. battery. The auto is horrible, and now im wishing i got 2 manuals. Go manual for sure.

 

[AJMoore]

Manual, most definitely.

 

[Freshco]

My first was an auto batt, always seemed like I wasn't getting a good hit due to not priming the atty first. With the manual, I hit the button just before I suck and there's no air being sucked in at all. The sealed battery is nice too
Overall, it just seems like ya have a more controlled vape with a manual.

 

[Mr.Self_Destruct]

autos suck in windy areas and noisy places.

 

[ChuckB]

I have and use both. I mostly use the manuals (except on my Volcano of course) unless I'm out putzering around in the shop, then I use a 510 auto battery with a whistle tip. I can comfortably hold that in my teeth while I'm sharpening chisels, hand cutting dovetails, just about any hand work, but have to put them up when ever I fire up the table saw or the sander.

 

[debbir]

My first was an auto batt, always seemed like I wasn't getting a good hit due to not priming the atty first. With the manual, I hit the button just before I suck and there's no air being sucked in at all. The sealed battery is nice too
Overall, it just seems like ya have a more controlled vape with a manual.

I started with auto, too. Had the same problem with not getting a good enough hit due to not priming. Gotta love those mauals!!

 

[datsmadz]

havent yet but planning to get manual aswell.

 

[reverendg]

Yup, manual is the way to go. I take long hard drags, can't do that with auto's.

 

[CLHolder1226]

manual all the way...

 

[AngusATAT]

I find that for me, manual batteries are better. However, I also like to keep a couple auto batteries around because there are times when it is nice to be able to vape hands-free.