The 15 is their entry level machine, as with all metal detectors you get what you pay for, the basic rule is buy the best you can afford so you don't want to upgrade later as it just costs you more in the end.
If I was back coinshooting I'd be ok with the 35 but most likely prefer the old Garrett? For nuggets I really have no real need for any PP?.jmoġ5 only has auto retune, so you can't do what they were doing in that video. What I mainly use it for now is when I'm chasing that loud banging signal you know might possibly be a large chunk of iron and you've worked your butt off getting closer to it.then the Ferrous/non-ferrous function of the 35 comes in real handy and could save you some digging if indeed an iron target or nail. Like mentioned.PP's for my small gold really doesn't help me much but I do still pack it and get by with the 35. The 35 also does weird go crazy stuff and I needed to shut it off and turn back on (retune maybe?). The really small bits both PP's had to touch or almost touch the end of PP and half the time neither would sound off on the smallest bits. Myself and Goldseeker did a sensitivity test between the Garrett Carret and the 35 and the 35 was a tad more sensitive on some small nuggs by maybe a 1/2 in. I should ad that for the small nuggets I normally find the "divide & conquer" method works best for me.
I have one and probably shouldn't comment as I've only used 2 PP's now, The original black Garrett and now the Pro-35.
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