I don't find it more enjoyable. I actually miss the tactile sensation of the manual pulls when I use the electronic shifting.
There are 2 undeniable benefits though. First, you can put shifters on a TT bike on both the bar ends as well as the bullhorns, so you can shift from 2 positions. The other is that you can run some super-clean cable-free front ends, without the hassle of internal cable routing.
On the whole, I do think electronic shifting is better. Def a luxury item that doesn't make you faster, but it's nice on a TT bike. It is however, annoying when something does go wrong as I mentioned - you'll have to take it to the shop in most cases to have it plugged into the diagonstic checker if it's not something obvious. And I'm not joking at all when I say this preferentially happens when you ship/pack your bike, so you're in a new place and often have limited time, and don't know if the local shops will have the expertise or parts. A few well known pros have run into Di2 issues that probably wouldn't have been an issue at all on mechanical (I'm not saying they should have ridden mechanical though!)
There are 2 undeniable benefits though. First, you can put shifters on a TT bike on both the bar ends as well as the bullhorns, so you can shift from 2 positions. The other is that you can run some super-clean cable-free front ends, without the hassle of internal cable routing.
On the whole, I do think electronic shifting is better. Def a luxury item that doesn't make you faster, but it's nice on a TT bike. It is however, annoying when something does go wrong as I mentioned - you'll have to take it to the shop in most cases to have it plugged into the diagonstic checker if it's not something obvious. And I'm not joking at all when I say this preferentially happens when you ship/pack your bike, so you're in a new place and often have limited time, and don't know if the local shops will have the expertise or parts. A few well known pros have run into Di2 issues that probably wouldn't have been an issue at all on mechanical (I'm not saying they should have ridden mechanical though!)