bottom button, preparing for the ELA

[anavidfan]

Okay, this will be both my first Super-T PV and first bottom button device. How did your transition to using a bottom button go for all of you Precise owners? Do you use your pinkie, the palm of your hand? I went from a KGO to a Saber Touch and it was not too much of a difference. I just got a little Natural mech PV with lower side GG like button and its taking some getting used to.

Did all of you get used to the bottom switch? I need to change my style of holding/ firing.

 

[vaptamist]

It's really not too bad of a transition. I find I fire it differently depending on the length of the PV. For me, an 18350 I actually use my ring finger to fire with. For 18500 and above I use my pinky. It feels pretty natural

 

[Jacoji]

Agreed - it is an easy transition from an upper/side button. Super-T's switches are smooth and easy to fire without a lot of pressure. I have other bottom-fires that take a lot more effort and annoy me.

(Edit: Enjoy your ELA! I've resisted - so far.)

 

[Blix]

I love bottom button, feels very natural to me.

 

[anavidfan]

Cool, the only negative thing Ive ever heard about Precise devices were the bottom button and of course the fact that they dont stand up well. Other than that Im so anxious to get mine.

 

[Trick]

I generally dislike bottom buttons. On most mods, being at the bottom means you press them at an angle other than straight down (particularly on longer mods), making them either uncomfortable for me to use, or prone to not firing. It's even worse if they're too stiff, because it's not always easy getting leverage on a bottom-mounted button.

Part of it's probably that I have smallish hands (but big feet... go figure). I ended up selling off my Zenesis because I hated the button, and my iHybrid for the same reason (though I had several other reasons I disliked the iHybrid).

That said, Precise builds some good stuff, and I've got high hopes this one's got a button that changes my mind.

 

[tybs_4045]

I prefer a bottom button mod...As long as its made well. when its sloppy you get inconsistent firing and sometimes missfires. Never had that problem with my Precise. It did take some time getting used to it.... But now thats what i enjoy the most.

I enjoy my precise a lot. I switched out the spring for a stiffer one because it allows me to lock it easier because it doesnt spin so easily.

I use my pinky but the part closer to my hand not the tip of the finger. Very comfortable and never have to look for the button is a huge plus for me.

 

[Cjax]

I keep pushin on the bottom cap on my Vamo with my pinky. Just a little pre ELA exercize to get me ready!

 

[VapRon]

I also use different fingers depending on the mod I am using. It is very confy for me to use the bottom button.
With the kick I get of course no fiering because of the batt level and then I push like crazy until I realise that it wont help
I can say I like the bottom button very much but there are of course others who just do not for whatever reason.

 

[snork]

I think the key to making it most comfortable regardless of what digit you use is that rather than push it with the digit, you kind of just squeeze your hand and push the button *against* the digit.

 

[CPT.SPALDING]

I think the key to making it most comfortable regardless of what digit you use is that rather than push it with the digit, you kind of just squeeze your hand and push the button *against* the digit.

Great advice snork,that is the way that works best for me

 

[CPT.SPALDING]

Cool, the only negative thing Ive ever heard about Precise devices were the bottom button and of course the fact that they dont stand up well. Other than that Im so anxious to get mine.

It should only take a few minutes to get used to the bottom switch and mine stands up perfectly.

 

[alexvander123]

Mine stands up with my AGA-T on top, just gotta be careful not to bump the table.

 

[anavidfan]

I cant wait to "practice" a LOT when it gets here. Im probably going to get some major nic buzz from all the practising.

 

[Nach]

Have no fear. If you're really worried about it falling over while standing... get the DNA20D module later. It'll come with a replacement bottom cap that'll be flat!

 

[anavidfan]

That sounds cool that they are going to be offering the flat button. I just dont think I need all that extra power. Im perfectly happy at 8.5 watts. I like my vape at a rather cool temp and the reg Kick is more than enough for me. I wonder if the flat bottom cap will work even if I dont use the DNA?

 

[Blix]

The flat bottom cap is just a cap as far as I know, so I don't think that'll work.

 

[Nach]

That sounds cool that they are going to be offering the flat button. I just dont think I need all that extra power. Im perfectly happy at 8.5 watts. I like my vape at a rather cool temp and the reg Kick is more than enough for me. I wonder if the flat bottom cap will work even if I dont use the DNA?

Yeah, it'll just be a...cap! The DNA20D module will have its own fire button, thus we'd have to remove the bottom switch.

 

[Zeybrin]

My first ever Ecig/mod was a 6v Prodigy v3 from pure smoker... It wasn't that bottom button that I had to learn to use, it was that untamed 6 volt power... lol

Since then it has been side button mods like the provari. So this will be a nice return to normalcy when the ELA comes in.

Bottom button mods are awesome in my book.

 

[Nicblazer]

My first ever Ecig/mod was a 6v Prodigy v3 from pure smoker... It wasn't that bottom button that I had to learn to use, it was that untamed 6 volt power... lol

Since then it has been side button mods like the provari. So this will be a nice return to normalcy when the ELA comes in.

Bottom button mods are awesome in my book.

About once a month I pick my Provari up for some "pity vapage" ( my daily vape is on a P+) and I press that bottom like there's no tomorrow. Couple seconds go by before the "Ah !" moment.