M201 > DSE801 .
Get one, you know you want to

(I really wish the M201 atty worked on my PS 801 PT, though..need to drill some holes..)
I just looked at the devices in your signature: "Current vapes: 510/Dura/Titan/Yeti, M201, Greencig G300, M401/Pilot/Evo, KR808D-1/VK/EasyCig/Nebula/Zeus, J118/VX2."
You're a pretty senior* guy around here, wegster. Yet you're still fiddling around with those low-voltage e-cigs?

Oh, that's right, you use the passthrough (and a good one at that). Well, if you don't mind being chained to your computer.
* [That "Senior Member" under
my name makes me feel good, but it's a joke. I've been at this for less than two months. I just mouth off a lot.

]
As for the topic of this thread: I do think that
compatibility is a significant consideration. The DSE801, RN4072 and BE112, although not identical, all have interchangable parts ...
and their atomizers can be used with the Prodigy (and, I believe, the other high-voltage fat boys). I've not used the 201. I just know that I love my 801, in and of itself (it's so light, smooth-drawing, and elegant-looking) and connected to my powerhouse Prodigy.
BTW, I don't understand the appeal of the Janty Stick. Is it the cheaper cost (relative to the Prodigy or GG)? Does it pack any more power (3.7v) than an 801 battery? [I get that the battery doesn't need to be recharged as often.] But if you're ready to go for klunky looking, why not get some power to go with it (and avoid an off-center atomizer/mouthpiece connection).
Much of the above comes from a playful mood. [I recently posted a serious piece about the FDA report (search for "obfuscation") and I needed a break.]
