Would you buy a USBpass with Mechanical Switch

[NekoGurrl]

I am really liking the new mechanical switches that Steve has made available for all his devices. But one has missed the cut, the USBPass.

I can understand the reservations that Steve has about this combination, use on a computer COULD be a disaster. But then so could a shorted out tactile switch. Now that I've found one of my Prodigy V1's a new home, it remains the only PureSmoker device that has a tactile switch.

Once the dust settles from the V2 launch, would you like to see Steve release a V2.1 USBPass with mechanical switch.

We could even electronically sign a release saying we can not hold PureSmoker liable if used on anything but a usb power adapter.

 

[bobtow]

I am really liking the new mechanical switches that Steve has made available for all his devices. But one has missed the cut, the USBPass.

I can understand the reservations that Steve has about this combination, use on a computer COULD be a disaster. But then so could a shorted out tactile switch. Now that I've found one of my Prodigy V1's a new home, it remains the only PureSmoker device that has a tactile switch.

Once the dust settles from the V2 launch, would you like to see Steve release a V2.1 USBPass with mechanical switch.

We could even electronically sign a release saying we can not hold PureSmoker liable if used on anything but a usb power adapter.

Why should a mechanical switch on the bypass have any other effect the automatic switch has?

 

[NekoGurrl]

Why should a mechanical switch on the bypass have any other effect the automatic switch has?

1. Durability, not much to go wrong with the mechanical switches.
2. Better current flow = better vape, not by much but with the wide contacts it is noticeable.