e8 Battery Manual or Auto

[Irshred]

Hello i am new to the forum and i have been vaping for about a month and love that i no longer want an analog!

I currently have a e8 auto battery and i am using either carts (when i am out) and a clearomizer when i am home.
But i am wondering of what the major differences between the manual or the auto batteries. Witch ones do you prefer and are there major differences in flavor/hit of the 2?

 

[CES]

Welcome to ECF Irshred

I have a couple of small autos, and they're nice for when i want to vape hands-free (yard work, house work), but I use mostly manuals. I prefer the control that i get with a manual. That and the larger, longer life batteries are almost exclusively manuals.

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

Along with putting us in control of the vape manual batts are sealed so less chance of damage from leaking juice- auto batts have air holes at the end which could potentially allow juice into the battery.

 

[Irshred]

Thanks for the info guys. I will get a manual one and try it out.

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[SantanzChild]

Auto batteries also have a bad habit of firing when ever they want to if you are in a loud or windy environment!

 

[Izan]

I've been using an ego sized auto with my evods and I find the combination to be almost perfect 24/7. I have a few larger/higher end pieces parts, but I am finding this in my hand more and more.

My wife uses 510 auto batteries with Kanger T4's exclusively. She hates her manual back up; for her, "cigarettes don't have buttons" .

Good luck
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