Prodigy V2 vs Great Lakes Vapor's GLV

[tunabubblegum]

Has anyone used both of these?

Looking into the 5V models of both, how would you compare
the 2 units in terms of good vaping, quality, design, user friendly,
etc.
In your opinion, which one is best, and why

I am using the 510 fittings and dripping directly onto my atty.
I then stuff a small ball of the regular white matting into the
very end of the mouthpiece (cart) and pack it in with a toothpic.
This helps prevent juice from leaking out the hole in the mouthpiece
and does work fairly well.

Any thoughts and input would be very helpful since I already
have a V2 on order, I want to know if I picked the best of the 2

 

[tunabubblegum]

WOW! NO ONE has both of these e-cigs and no comments?! 8-o

 

[Nunja Business]

I am interested in this as well. Looking at both for trying HV.
Also curious if they both dip well.

 

[crashtestjeep]

They BOTH work very well. Its all about looks for you really. And button placement. I have the V2, roomie has GLV. They both are excellent PVs. The V2 is slimmer, all manual (no electronics) and the GLV's button is on top and a lil wider. One is Stainless Steel (V2) and one is aluminum (GLV). Other than that it really is all about looks

 

[lawnman3]

there both good units and my opp is the prodigy is far better for my needs lawnman3

 

[WhatAClumsyGirl]

Thanks for this...Ive been looking at 5v...just for my cartomizers. I couldnt decide on which....but leaning towards the Prodigy.

I value Lawnmans and crash's opinions...so, i think ive made up my mind.

 

[crashtestjeep]

I have to confess that the V2 is a very quality product..the GLV is too, but all that wiring make me think Id need to be careful with it...The V2 is VERY sturdy and looks to be up to any challenge