Got my Screwdriver yesterday and have been vaping it now quite a lot. I am comparing it to the Janty eGo and the Prodigy V2.
Before I start, afew notes:
I use blue foam and am using Halo Smooth8 juice because of it's subtle flavor notes. Also, the eGo has 4 air vents (the Screwdriver only has one) and I use a piece of masking tape to cover 2 of them. This gives me much more vapor.
I have vaping all 3, taking turns. The Prodigy (with fresh batts) is like a wild beast that needs to be tamed!! it simply gets too hot. I am using a 808 atty on it, because I think it's best for dripping, it's almost a bottomles pit compared to a 510, and I can easily put in 12 drops w/o worry of flooding.
I get consistently good hits and lots of vapor from the eGo and Screwdriver but the Prodigy starts loosing flavor much sooner, then gets to hot.
The Screwdriver uses one re-chargible 3.7 900mAh batt. You get 2 batts with the full kit, as well as 6 carts and 2 attys, which are much longer then a standard 510.
There is a cap at the end of the Screwdriver which prevent you from pressing the button by accident. This button needs to be pressed when you take a drag.
The body of the Screwdriver is smooth and shiny and nothing to prevent it from rolling off a table or whatever.
Since it has only one very small air vent, and draw is harder than a 510 or the eGo (with all the vents open) but you do get tons of vapor, but not as much as the Prodigy when it's fully loaded with juice.
The big difference is not the quantity of vapor, but the consistent quality of the taste and smoothness of the vapor. It this, the Screwdriver beats the Prodigy.
The eGo is about equal to the Screwdriver in this regard, and gives me about the same amount of smooth vapor.
When the eGo first comes off the charger, it is a little hot for a several drags but I have not noticed this with the Screwdriver. It's always smooth.
Both the eGo and Screwdriver last longer on a juice fill than any other PV I have tried, and the eGo is the perfect size to take anywhere.
So is the screwdriver for that matter. The prodigy is kind of big and heavy and, in my opinion, has too much power (at 5V of some kinds of juices).
The atty for the screwdriver appears to be higher quality than a standard 510, and it's much deeper.
Anyway, if I had to pick only one of the 3, it would be the eGo, but I love all 3 for what they do best. The Screwdriver comes in a really close 2nd, and I am loving vaping it. I like the idea that I can get replacement batts for the Screwdriver easy, not so for the eGo. You need to buy that only from Janty
Before I start, afew notes:
I use blue foam and am using Halo Smooth8 juice because of it's subtle flavor notes. Also, the eGo has 4 air vents (the Screwdriver only has one) and I use a piece of masking tape to cover 2 of them. This gives me much more vapor.
I have vaping all 3, taking turns. The Prodigy (with fresh batts) is like a wild beast that needs to be tamed!! it simply gets too hot. I am using a 808 atty on it, because I think it's best for dripping, it's almost a bottomles pit compared to a 510, and I can easily put in 12 drops w/o worry of flooding.
I get consistently good hits and lots of vapor from the eGo and Screwdriver but the Prodigy starts loosing flavor much sooner, then gets to hot.
The Screwdriver uses one re-chargible 3.7 900mAh batt. You get 2 batts with the full kit, as well as 6 carts and 2 attys, which are much longer then a standard 510.
There is a cap at the end of the Screwdriver which prevent you from pressing the button by accident. This button needs to be pressed when you take a drag.
The body of the Screwdriver is smooth and shiny and nothing to prevent it from rolling off a table or whatever.
Since it has only one very small air vent, and draw is harder than a 510 or the eGo (with all the vents open) but you do get tons of vapor, but not as much as the Prodigy when it's fully loaded with juice.
The big difference is not the quantity of vapor, but the consistent quality of the taste and smoothness of the vapor. It this, the Screwdriver beats the Prodigy.
The eGo is about equal to the Screwdriver in this regard, and gives me about the same amount of smooth vapor.
When the eGo first comes off the charger, it is a little hot for a several drags but I have not noticed this with the Screwdriver. It's always smooth.
Both the eGo and Screwdriver last longer on a juice fill than any other PV I have tried, and the eGo is the perfect size to take anywhere.
So is the screwdriver for that matter. The prodigy is kind of big and heavy and, in my opinion, has too much power (at 5V of some kinds of juices).
The atty for the screwdriver appears to be higher quality than a standard 510, and it's much deeper.
Anyway, if I had to pick only one of the 3, it would be the eGo, but I love all 3 for what they do best. The Screwdriver comes in a really close 2nd, and I am loving vaping it. I like the idea that I can get replacement batts for the Screwdriver easy, not so for the eGo. You need to buy that only from Janty
