can anything beat the screwdriver honestly?

[siggywiggy]

I have been using a screwdriver for about 6 months now and LOVE it. However, I just had to return it for a repair so I want to order something new in the meantime.

However, is the screwdriver still the best as far as vapor production and thoat hit? Is there anything that can beat it?

Thinking about the Titan maybe??

[SavePaperVapor]

The 510 is awesome, but apparently the Prodigy from puresmoker is where it's at. I don't have one personally due to the size but since you have a sd it may be right up your alley.

[ericscott]

The 510 is awesome, but apparently the Prodigy from puresmoker is where it's at. I don't have one personally due to the size but since you have a sd it may be right up your alley.

Wait about a week and go to www.hardassvapor.com and get there magum and you will not use the screwdriver no more.

[breakfastchef]

If you try a device like a Prodigy (Puresmoker) running at 5volts or a Zi Moshi (hardassvapor) or GG (some UK retailer) putting out 6 volts, you may find very little use for your Screwdriver. High-Voltage vaping is quite good with analog-like throat hit, better battery life than screw-ins and sealed batteries so you can drip like you can on the Screwdriver. I rarely vape at 3.7 volts anymore.

Many folks are satisfied with the 3.7 volts from a normal e-cig and may not enjoy a higher powered device. If you like the SD and that voltage, definitely check out the AdapteveR. Very nice, solid device.

[TWiz]

I think that you would find the AdapteveR to be on par or slightly ahead of the Screwdriver. Same battery, same basic shape and button placement, but even sturdier, far more end user serviceable, and about 50$ cheaper.

AdapteveR Home of the ORIGINAL USA built PV : Home

[trog100]

there is no absolute "best" of anything.. size.. weight.. duarbility.. relaiblity.. ergonomics.. long term running costs.. what it looks like.. all this has to be taken into account when making a purchase..

by current standards a Screwdriver could be described as a good all rounder.. it will do the job most folks require of it.. and it will do it cheaply and reliably..

pretty boring really.. and by definition a good all rounder can never be the best at everything... it will always in some aspects be beaten by something else..

perhaps we should stop looking for the "best" and start looking for something that does the job we want it to...

we dont look for the "best" car.. we just look for something that does the job we want it do and at a price we can afford.. if we wanna go racing we buy race car.. if we wanna go shopping we buy a shopping car.. if we wanna look rich we buy a look rich car..

and whatever type of user of whatever type of product we are.. there will also be several much of a muchness choices.. there is never one simple "the best" of anything...

trying to answer the unanswerable is what forums are about.. but no firm conclusion is ever arrived at..

trog

[Coldfire]

Hmm I can't seem to be able to find Hardassvapor.com.

It says no such website exists?

[Kent C]

Hmm I can't seem to be able to find Hardassvapor.com.

It says no such website exists?

Probably why the: "Wait about a week and go to..." part

[happily]

The shotgun

[Ridewithme38]

depends on what you want, if you like burnt tasting juice, having to replace atty's daily from over volting then there are many devices out there that can beat the SD, but if your looking for solid construction, reliability and outstanding battery life....very few if any can compare