Experience

Right out the gate, the fact that Rocks-Off provided the initial set of batteries made me so happy! I LOVE when a company cares enough to do such a thing. Not only do I feel cared about as a consumer, but I'm ecstatic that I can try the toy almost immediately instead of having to scramble around to find a set of batteries.

Things I like about this product:

The button is better in comparison to Gaia and Doc Johnson, which I got at the same time, this was already a feature that was leaps and bounds better than those two.You hold to turn on/off device. It can't be easily bumped on or off during play, and rest assured it won't go off in your drawer or bag on accident. The 10 settings are great, and despite being battery operated this toy feels quite powerful! Of course I'm more of a single vibe girl than a pattern one, but even the intensities are strong out the gate!It is enjoyable inside and out! Definitely feels good as an external stimulator, but is quite capable of getting the job done internally, despite its slender physique.The toy has an interesting feel, and is soft yet hard. Does not have a squishy silicone like other toys, but enjoyable to fidget with in all manners.I love the color, and I'm a sucker for blues, purples, blacks, grays, and earth tones. This baby blue color is one of my favorites, and I wish more of my toys followed suit.I love the fact that the actual site for Rocks-Off provides a genuine IPX7 rating with it's waterproof claim! ♥It is small enough that it's easy to travel with, and is big enough to provide great orgasms!

Things I'm not a fan of:

The lack of a storage pouch. This will forever be a complaint of mine. Once you get a toy with a pouch you can't go back because they're just useful and preferred in my opinion.

Packaging

The Rocks-Off SugarBoo package is super cute! I love the colors, the design choice, and just the overall vibe.

The front of the box features 5 colors in a beautifully done aesthetic; a picture of the product with a background border of what appears to be a stamp; and text that shares the product line, product color, the product name, and 3 product features. The two sides of the box are the same shade of blue as the toy itself. One side has the product name, a little product mission statement, and a referral to read more information on the sheet provided inside. The other side features 5 icon bubbles with feature details written underneath. The back is white, has another picture of the product, the product name, a short description about the product and some typical packaging shenanigans.

I'm starting to see a theme with the style of packaging that Rocks-Off likes to use. Rocks-Off likes to use complex openings to get into their box, as described in packaging section of another review I wrote: they use boxes that are a bit oversized and fill it with extra cardboard to house the product and they leave out accessories like a storage bag.

Once again, this is a package I'd feel comfortable walking up to the counter with because everything about it is so well done. I love the colors and overall artistry of the package, so much so that I don't care that it has a picture of it on the front and back.

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I know some people aren't the biggest fans of battery operated toys, and sometimes I can see why. Personally, I don't mind battery operated toys, I find them easy to use and sometimes more convenient than hunting down the right charger. I've had battery operated toys that were ok, and ones that were wonderful, but the same can be said about ones with chargers. I think things boil down to bad circuitry not bad power supplies.

The Blush Lipstick I reviewed was not great and a bit too gimmicky, and the CalExotics Bullet I reviewed took batteries in the toy and the remote and gave me some issues during the photo-op. I don't blame the batteries in these situations, but it did somewhat turn me off of battery operated toys because I felt they were being poorly made more often than others.

Then the Iroha Mini Ume-Anzu I reviewed came along and made me love battery operated toys. Not only was Iroha kind enough to include the first battery but they created a toy with an awesome battery compartment, that isn't finnicky at all, is waterproof, and just downright adorable/discreet in its own way.

The Rocks-Off SugarBoo is definitely comparable to the Ume-Anzu, as it's just another awesome battery operated toy for all the reasons that have already been covered above.

The battery compartment of the SugarBoo is super easy to get to! Simply unscrew the bottom of toy, swap the batteries out, re-screw the bottom back on, and you're all set to keep on vibe-in.

What's in the Box?!

Inside the package is the product itself and two AAA batteries.

LOVE that they included the batteries, HATE that they excluded a pouch. xD

SugarBoo vs Gaia vs White Nights

Material - SugarBoo Wins! Feels softer to the skin.

• SugarBoo - ABS Plastic / Silicone button

• Gaia - Biofeel, a plant-based material

• White Nights - ABS Plastic / PU Coating

Waterproof Settings - SugarBoo Wins! Actual IPX rating provided.

• SugarBoo - IPX7!

• Gaia - Splash-Proof. Be very careful when washing the product!

• White Nights - No official IPX rating. Claims it is waterproof.

Run Time - Tie! Gaia potentially having the advantage due to weaker vibes running.

• SugarBoo - Rocks-Off claims 3hrs. As long as a pair of AAAs could potentially last. Keep another pair on hand and a charger for the first pair and it's an endless session!

• Gaia - Given that it's weaker than the SugarBoo the use time should be on par if not longer than 3hrs on a single pair of AA batteries.

• White Nights - On its highest setting it's as strong if not almost stronger than the third intensity of SugarBoo. Should be on par with the same amount of use time of 3hrs on a single pair of batteries.

Charging Time - Tie!

• SugarBoo - As long as it takes a pair of rechargeable batteries to charge, but no charging time if a spare pair is on hand.

• Gaia - As long as it takes a pair of rechargeable batteries to charge, but no charging time if a spare pair is on hand.

• White Nights - As long as it takes a pair of rechargeable batteries to charge, but no charging time if a spare pair is on hand.

Size - Tough One. Sugar Boo gets best travel size. The other two tie for length and girth use.

• SugarBoo - Insertable length: 4.52"; Overall length: 5.51"; Circumference: 0.82"

• Gaia - Insertable length: 5.75"; Overall Length: 7"; Circumference: 3.14"

• White Nights - Insertable length: 6in"; Overall Length: 7"; Circumference: 3.5"

Vibration Settings - SugarBoo Wins! Actual settings provided, no finnicky guess work with a dial.

• SugarBoo - 10 available settings, 3 intensities and 7 patterns. Quite powerful!

• Gaia - Adjustable dial (0 - 90º). Somewhat limited, kind of weak.

• White Nights - Adjustable dial (0 - 115º)

Penetration Feel - White Nights Wins! Length, material and vibe strength.

• SugarBoo - Soft to the touch. Despite its slender physique it's quite enjoyable and gets the job done! Can be held against the G-Spot or just used normally.

• Gaia - Plastic feeling. Glides in and out very easily. Can be held against the G-Spot or just used normally.

• White Nights - Softer than Gaia, not as soft as SugarBoo. Glides in and out easily, longest of the three, and feels great against G-Spot.

Clitoral Stimulation - SugarBoo Wins! Strong vibes with pinpoint accuracy.

• SugarBoo - Leg shaking good.

• Gaia - Capable of getting the job done.

• White Nights - Quite close to SugarBoo.

Ease of Use - SugarBoo Wins! Button is easier to use than a dial.

• SugarBoo - Super easy to use. Hold for 3sec to power on/off and press to cycle through the settings.

• Gaia - Easy to use, but easy to miss, dial adjuster on the bottom of the battery cap.

• White Nights - Easy to use, easy to notice, dial adjuster on the bottom of the battery cap.

Overall Winner by Personal Preference - SugarBoo Wins for overall ability, ease of use, decent strength, travel ability, coming with batteries, and an actual IPX7 rating.