Killer 705 vs Diver? Your thoughts?

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Chowderhead1972

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Just as the title says.....

I just received my order from Atmistique and I am very impressed with the twins, Hippo, Gemini, and spinners (2 each) reasonably fast shipping all things considered. I also have a Killer 705 on preorder from 405 but now I am not so sure of which way to go.

which would you pick and why?
 

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Haven't put my hands on either and I don't normally like to advise anyone on anything that I haven't used myself.
That said, personally I like the design (and the fit & finish) of the 705 better. Add the that I've never seen anything but positive reviews... If they are in the same price range, yea, I'd go for the 705 myself.
 

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Killer 705.
There doesn't seem to be any way to cut off or control the flow of juice with the Diver - maybe my lack of Greek is making me miss something from the video but that permanent hole looks like a flood/gurgle magnet unless you vape an as-yet-unspecified exact ratio of PG/VG juice.
Permanent hole in Diver also removes the dripping functionality the Killer has (close juice control>vape whatever's remaining on Killer's wick>drip juice without ruining what's in the tank).
You won't be able to fill the tank fully without a fill screw.
The little flange on the bottom will produce a gap when used on tanks that don't have the recess.
If anybody can understand Greek and correct me I'd love that, because the price of the Diver was very tempting.
 

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Thanks for your insight, highly appreciated. I was leaning towards the 705 and your comment in regards to uncontrollable juice metering is enough to make the difference in my perspective. I like a few pg juices but I still love Boba's and GJ so that extra control justifies the price difference. Thanks again.
 

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Killer 705.
There doesn't seem to be any way to cut off or control the flow of juice with the Diver - maybe my lack of Greek is making me miss something from the video but that permanent hole looks like a flood/gurgle magnet unless you vape an as-yet-unspecified exact ratio of PG/VG juice.
Permanent hole in Diver also removes the dripping functionality the Killer has (close juice control>vape whatever's remaining on Killer's wick>drip juice without ruining what's in the tank).
You won't be able to fill the tank fully without a fill screw.
The little flange on the bottom will produce a gap when used on tanks that don't have the recess.
If anybody can understand Greek and correct me I'd love that, because the price of the Diver was very tempting.

A 901 atomizer also has a little hole like that in the side. Similarly, you could probably use the Diver as a dripper with a drip shield if that little flange at the bottom doesn't interfere too much.

Edit: I just heard that they will make a dripper adapter for this.
 
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Like a lot of new devices people buy them, try them, decide it's not for them and sell them...I did notice some of the prices are a tad high in the classies...

Yep. I like to wait for the original flurry of "hype hysteria" to fade and then pick stuff up at a reasonable price. (Of course this doesn't apply to iHy devices & other hybrid mods.) Those prices just get more & moar insane. 8-o
 
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