jantystick vs. prodigy

[feversilk]

I'm considering switching from my 510 to either a jantystick or a prodigy, in the event that batteries become hard to find. I'm not familiar with either - any thoughts?

 

[Jim Davis]

Don't know what either takes, but anything can become scarce at any time. I say, pick one and go with it.

 

[nitewriter]

I don't have a JS, but I do have a Prodigy. I have several other mods and e-cigs that all go un-used because my Prodigy ROCKS!

 

[Wench]

I have a 510 prodigy. I looked at the JS. I liked that the prodigy can run them all if you get the adaptors where as JS still can't do the 510.
The Prodigy is a bit more but is more versitile and that's what sold me on it.
There are also a few others coming out that you might want to check out.
http://www.adaptever.com
http://www.supertmanufacturing.com
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[wv2win]

You won't have to ever worry about batteries with either since they use batteries that are commonly used in cameras and flashlights. Plus the batteries cost about $2.50 and last much longer.

I have the Prodigy and use it with the 801 although as mentioned above it can be used with the 901 or 510 atomizers. The Prodigy is a 5 volt device whereas the JS is a 3.7 volt device. You will get more throat hit with the PD in comparison to the JS. Both are well liked and supported. The PD costs a little more but is sturdier than the JS.

I think it is wise on your part to get one of the premiere devices and thus eliminate at least one part of the process, the battery, as a concern going forward.

 

[paulspikey]

I have a GG Grant and am very pleased with it.

 

[Father Luke]

I've not been disappointed with my Prodigy.

 

[Scaralouche]

as evidenced in an earlier thread, the JS can fall in the toilet, be dried, and never miss a beat. somehow, though, i prefer the prodigy, for all the similarity in appearance to a marital aid.

 

[Elapid]

as evidenced in an earlier thread, the JS can fall in the toilet, be dried, and never miss a beat. somehow, though, i prefer the prodigy, for all the similarity in appearance to a marital aid.

I don't know, I think the AdapteveR might qualify even more than the Prodigy with this criteria.

 

[jboze]

If you like to do-it-yourself you may want to look into some of the mods like the magnum(flashlight mod) and nicostick. Very cheap mods that produce as much vapor and flavor as the big expensive PVs. Lots of members even sell them in the classified section.

 

[Kent C]

I've not been disappointed with my Prodigy.

On the Janty Stick the charging cord doubles as a passthrough. Is this the case with the Prodigy? I know that Prodigy makes heavy duty passthroughs for other ecigs but wonder if you have to buy one for the Prodigy itself. That would be an expensive proposition in comparison to the JS.

 

[jboze]

On the Janty Stick the charging cord doubles as a passthrough. Is this the case with the Prodigy? I know that Prodigy makes heavy duty passthroughs for other ecigs but wonder if you have to buy one for the Prodigy itself. That would be an expensive proposition in comparison to the JS.

I don't see the need for it to have a passthrough. The battery life is so long and you should have a spare set charging while vaping that it really should be a non-issue.

 

[ErikNYC]

I was comparing the two myself and ordered the JS because of the form factor. It seems much more pocket-able over the Prodigy.

I dont have yet so I cant comment on the performance, should be here this week I hope.

 

[nubee]

I don't have a Prodigy but do have the JS and love it. My selling point was another members comment......

"I'd rather be vaping my cell phone than my flashlight!"

The JS is very small and light and fits in my shirt pocket like a pack of gum.

That said, I am looking at a backup.......prodigy.