I love my prodigy, Dont want it to change at all.Well, Other than my Fire Engine Red with flashing red and white lights Prodigy that you promised Steve! 
oi vey Reign ...
I did promise you one .... atleast red! Not sure about the FLASHING LIGHTS !!!! LOL although, that would be mighty mighty cool!
You still have a true Prodigy Great!!!! a TAN one !!!!![]()
i wont buy it if there is flashing lights. just NOOO RAVER VAPER here... lol (shh i go to raves but i swear i hate glow sticks and flashing lights. i go for the music)
There's the dawn of reality. The current reality from a consumer and marketer standpoint is this:
People figure out what they want and pick a purpose specific device.
If people decide to change their minds later, they want another purpose specific device.
An all mechanical solution seems to garner much attention.
That's all I'm saying. Take what numbers you will from your unscientific poll, but what I'm saying amounts to a survey of the actual.
Has nothing to do with raves....Being a firefighter, Theres something that is in us that always wants either the largest of anything, or the flashiest and loudest of anything, then add on top that it follows a firefighter theme will just make us the happiest grown children ever!![]()
ok ok you got me there ... we'll strap a rotating incandescent bulb inside a red dome on the bottomhehe (ok i hope steve doesn't... but hell it'd be awesome in the firefighter/police/etc service men and women's minds lol) maybe steve could make one for all firefighters out there
haha i'm still giggling about how hilariously obnoxious that would be
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Problem is I've never met anyone who wanted to go backwards -- 3.7v becomes equivalent to sucking air through a mcdonalds straw in terms of flavor and throat hit after going 5v+.
Now I've never used a 6v device, but from what I hear it drinks juice more and compounds the risk to the atomizers. I can't imagine the benefit between one more volt outweighing the cons. Again from what I read.
Mobility on the other hand is a concern with the prodigy... It's like carrying a flashlight in your pocket if your pants are anything but baggy and we all know carrying diabetic tester kits although nifty also ensures you have something you have to carry.
If I could get a significantly smaller, still reliable device at only 5v, I'd be signing up right now. The prodigy is exactly what I'd expect a "rev A" to be.
I love my prodigy, but we all know we'd like to arrive eventually at the size of the protege at 5v - whether or not that's do-able is a sideshow to the notion that the protege's size while ideal is simply underpowered for anyone who is not a consistent 3.7v user.
At least this is how I feel about the state of PV's -- YMMV.
You ever notice how you can get universal remotes that are like the size of a laptop, but they will control your ceiling fan??? Well this is kinda the same, i will still grab that little azz ceiling fan remote off of my coffee table and use it, even though the laptop size universal is right beside me on the couch.Mgrimes makes some good points here and the more I think about it I might have to change my vote to smaller 5v only device. I have lots and lots of voltage options on my prodigy but truth be told, after lots of experimenting I pretty much stick with 5v all the time ... And not that I find the Prodigy too big, but sure, smaller would probably be nicer what the hey![]()
You ever notice how you can get universal remotes that are like the size of a laptop, but they will control your ceiling fan???