Difference between Cig Easy traveler kits?

[caged]

One kit comes with two Easy long lasting batteries.
One kit comes with two 902 Easy manual batteries.
One kit comes with one Easy black battery.

What's the difference between the batteries? I don't think the two two battery kits would be listed twice if they were the same thing.

The Easy E-Cigarettes

I'm thinking about buying the one battery kit and adding an auto battery to try it out (I;m not sure I want to be driving in traffic with a manual battery), but if there's an advantage to the 902 battery then I want to know what it is.

 

[Lauralie]

I am not a professional by far but i would go with the manual battery any day. The auto battery can be ruined if juice drips into it. The manual is not hard to use at all. Akward the first few times but then becomes second nature. As far as the 902 battery - don't know much about them.

 

[TrippH]

I would go with vapor4life if looking at an 808 model. Large company that deals exclusively with 808's.

Manual button is better IMO

 

[caged]

I definitely want one of each kind of battery to help me make the transition. Cig Easy has the best deals right now and the batteries are the real thing. I just wish the charging case was better.

 

[dormouse]

At least their prices aren't too bad. You'll have to ask them what the difference between their batteries are. And if you get any automatic batteries, don't use around wind or vibration - automatic batteries all can turn on by themselves from stuff like that.

Normal KR808D-1 aka "Vapor King" at Vapor4Life.com has 3 battery sizes, all available in either automatic or manual. I don't know what the 902 battery is that Cig Easy is selling or how it differs from their KR808D-1 batteries. Maybe Cig Easy only carries automatic KR8 batteries? I don't know but they would.

 

[caged]

I've already done enough research on the company. They have their own forum here and the owner actively posts and answers questions. He claims they use the same battery manufacturer as the original KR808 (Kranger or something like that). Unfortunately, I can not post in that forum yet.

In any case, it's starting to look like the batteries are automatic unless manual battery is specified.

 

[caged]

I've already done enough research on the company. They have their own forum here and the owner actively posts and answers questions. He claims they use the same battery manufacturer as the original KR808 (Kranger or something like that). Unfortunately, I can not post in that forum yet.

In any case, it's starting to look like the batteries are automatic unless manual battery is specified.

Can anyone confirm this?