Manual vs automatic KR808D-1
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I find the TH to be a little stronger, but that could be just psychological. I like manuals a lot more - much better control off of the hit and no primer puffs (and no worries about the batteries if I want to drip).
If you do decide you want to drip, make sure you get a sealed battery. Not all kr8 manuals are sealed (though they should be). Personally, I prefer the manual for better vapor production without the priming puff. Just hold the button for a second or two before you puff and there's the vapor. No double-puff needed.
Me too.I think manuals have better TH.They just seem to work better and be more durable.
Gotta go with the manual batt. Better control, good TH, can't kill em from the dreaded overfill.
I also like to drag for several seconds, release the button right before the cutoff, then re-press and pull some more, just to extend the draw time.
I also like to drag for several seconds, release the button right before the cutoff, then re-press and pull some more, just to extend the draw time.
Manuals here too. I don't want to drag extra to get it going. With a manual you can just drag when the vapor is good. You do your press and release a bit earlier in time than your drag. Press in.. about 1/2 to 1 second later start dragging.. and before your drag ends you let up the button... while continuing to drag out the already-made vapor.
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I used to swear by auto batteries. Felt more like smoking to me. They were the first batteries I used
But one by one my auto's died and every time I went to replace it, there would be some sale on a manual battery. The more I used a manual battery, the more I liked it. I still have one auto left and I still use it once and awhile.
For the price of a battery, I would suggest you get Both and see what you like best.
But one by one my auto's died and every time I went to replace it, there would be some sale on a manual battery. The more I used a manual battery, the more I liked it. I still have one auto left and I still use it once and awhile.
For the price of a battery, I would suggest you get Both and see what you like best.
I started out on auto batts and thought that was the only way to go until I asked the same question. Just about everyone that replied said Manual batts are the way to go. So I tried them and will never go back to autos again. Manuals just make vaping better and easier. Try it, you'll like it.
Manuals all the way! Better control over your vape and I think they produce more vapor. You don't have to do that annoying primer puff to get them going, either. Most manuals are sealed so a leak won't ruin them and I think the battery life is better.
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