E-Cig sizes (including Prodigy)

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For those who are interested in various models relative size here is a picture of different e-cigs. From Big to Small:

Prodigy
801 Penstyle
Ruyan E-cigar
Screwdriver (901)
DSE901
KR-808D-1
Dura (Joye 510)
Janty Stick
Mini Fogger
 

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tescela

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For those who are interested in various models relative size here is a picture of different e-cigs. From Big to Small:

Prodigy
801 Penstyle
Ruyan E-cigar
Screwdriver (901)
DSE901
KR-808D-1
Dura (Joye 510)
Janty Stick
Mini Fogger

That's a cool collection, franklyspeaking. :thumbs:

Now, if you could just post your exact address, what time of day nobody is home, any security measures you have in place... :D
 
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Now, if you could just post your exact address, what time of day nobody is home, any security measures you have in place... :D

Half of my gear I'd place on the porch for ya, you'd curse me later though...

You don't have a GG? :p

Nope but I'll gladly take donations to put it in the line up :D

Did not think Prodigy was that much bigger than a Screwdriver..Hmm:thumbs:

It is big but I'm 6'3" so I don't mind.
 

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Hmm... I thought the e-cigar would be larger somehow.

Thanks for the group shot! Also, that tan Prodigy looks better, color-wise, than the one that Steve posted.

The cigar isn't that big actually and I love the look of the tan prodigy. It's very steampunk looking.

The SD looks a lot smaller than I thought.

The SD is much smaller than what most people think. It is very ergonomic and the button placement couldn't be better.
 

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So what do think of the Prodigy vs the Screwdriver. I'm about to drop some cash on one of them pretty quick and going back and fourth between the two. I'm thinking the deciding factor for the Prodigy is the 6 volt output, key to screwdriver is the smaller size (e.g. relative to Prodigy).

Prodigy output = *5* volt, I believe
 

tescela

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For those who are interested in various models relative size here is a picture of different e-cigs. From Big to Small:

Prodigy
801 Penstyle
Ruyan E-cigar
Screwdriver (901)
DSE901
KR-808D-1
Dura (Joye 510)
Janty Stick
Mini Fogger

Franklyspeaking: would you consider posting a detailed review of the Prodigy?
 

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The Screwdriver is proven. It's been around the longest and is a solid performer. Trog has steadily made improvements to the battery connector to accommodate the variations in atomizer fitments and it has had no issue with any atomizer I have owned.

The Prodigy is unproven. In the 24hrs I've had it I love it but I've loved most of the e-cigs I've had for at least the first week or so. Then the issues begin to appear. Stuck switches, or bad paint or what have you. In all fairness though the Prodigy does have a warranty to cover those issues.

The Screwdriver and Prodigy really shouldn't be compared to each-other in my opinion as the SD is 3.7v and the Prodigy is 5v and the experience of those voltages is pretty different. 5v alters the flavor some but without becoming harsh and the rapid juice consumption as found in 6v devices, which my experience is limited to only a home built mag mod. That said there is a noticeable increase in the juice consumption just not as severe as with 6v.
 

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Franklyspeaking: would you consider posting a detailed review of the Prodigy?

Not until much later. I'm done giving initial reviews. Things can change too much and there is such a large group of people who commit to presale orders (Dura, Janty Stick & Prodigy) that I think all initial impression reviews do are increase sales and build hype. It's probably best to either take the plunge and be part of the R&D process that seems to come hand in hand with version 1 devices or sit it out for a month or two and let others do it for you.
 
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