Finger on the Pulse with Trojan
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Dec 09, 2024
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Overall Rating
3.5/5
Product Design
3/5
Ease of use
4/5
3/5
Sensory Quality
4/5
Ease of Cleaning
- Price2/5
- Noise4/5
- Duration of use30 minutes
- Charging time0 minutes
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My verdict
The Trojan Finger Tip Vibrator is a lightweight, one button toy that’s made from soft silicone, so it feels good against the skin—but don’t expect it to blow your britches off. The material itself is hygienic (easy to clean) and body-safe, and the ribbed design offers a nice tactile sensation when you touch it. However, getting that smooth, glide-worthy play experience does require a bit more effort, so you’ll definitely want to use a generous amount of lube. Now, let’s talk about the finger loop. This is where things get a little tricky. The loop can be a bit fidgety, and if your fingers aren’t the perfect fit, the toy can wobble during use. For smaller hands (like mine), it’s a little more awkward to keep it in place, which can be a bit frustrating when you’re trying to stay in the moment.
A more adjustable loop or better grip would’ve made this design a lot more user-friendly. The single-speed vibration is another area where this toy falls short. It’s definitely more of a gentle hum than the intense buzz that’s advertised. If you’re looking for something to really pack a punch, this won’t do the trick. It’s more about teasing and warming up, so it’s a great option for light, easy play (plus side its quiet). Another thing to keep in mind is the battery situation. While it’s convenient to pop in button cells, they can add up over time, which is something to think about if you plan on using this regularly.
- Pros
- Teasing vibrations that's ideal for foreplay/partner play.
- Vibrator can be popped out for individual use.
- Body-safe, non-porous silicone.
- Ribbed design for extra stimulation.
- Cons
- Finger loop may not fit securely for smaller fingers.
- Single-speed vibration might be underwhelming for some.
- Battery-powered, requiring frequent replacements.
- Not waterproof, limiting play options.
Design
When you hear “finger vibrator,” you’re probably picturing something sleek and finger-shaped, right? Nope. Trojan decided to zig while everyone else zagged, giving us a design that feels more like a mini rocket. Yes, you read that right—a tiny, bullet-like vibrator tucked into a silicone sleeve with a finger loop that, frankly, feels more “thimble meets sci-fi” than anything remotely finger-like.
Now, I’ll admit, the idea is clever—a vibrating bullet that slots into a silicone holder, letting your finger do the heavy lifting (or light buzzing). But here’s where things get a little… less polished. That finger loop? Not the sturdiest. If your fingers are on the slimmer side, like mine, you’re in for a bit of a struggle to keep this thing securely in place.
If you’ve got chunkier fingers (like my partner), you might be golden—it’ll likely fit more snugly and do its job without making you question its loyalty to the mission. The silicone is soft and smooth, so at least it’s comfortable, and it does have some curved ridges which is nice. The bullet viber also pops out which is a nice touch for wash up and more direct/easier play. It has a one button function, which is pretty easy to use but mine did get sunk in a few times.
Quality
The Trojan Finger Tip Vibrator sits firmly in the “decent but not mind-blowing” category. The body-safe silicone is soft and smooth—great for comfort—but the finger loop feels a bit flimsy, especially for smaller hands. It stretches to fit, but not always snugly, leading to some awkward readjustments mid-use. The single-speed bullet vibe is functional but basic—fine for beginners, though it might underwhelm experienced users. And let’s be honest, the disposable battery setup feels tired. It’s solid enough for casual use but doesn’t scream durability or long-term investment. A good intro toy, but not exactly a keeper.
Experience
Using the Trojan Finger Tip Vibrator is like trying out a new cocktail—it’s fun, a little different, and it might not blow your mind, but it still leaves you feeling a bit giddy. Sliding it on is easy enough, though if your fingers are on the slimmer side, you might be doing some repositioning to keep it secure (and let’s be real, that’s not exactly sexy). Once you switch it on, the single-speed vibration is gentle, steady, and... well, just nice. It’s like the kind of buzzy sensation you’d use to warm up rather than go straight to the finale.
For clitoral stimulation, it’s solid for light teasing, but it doesn’t pack the kind of punch that makes you say "ahh" that's the spot. The design loses the target on many occasions, so you have to be fairly focused on how you position the toy (finger tricks and backflips needed). Although its commonly advertised as a solo toy, it works better in partner play. The angles and vibrations feel way better when someone else is in control, and its small enough to sneak into more creative positions. However I found using it without the sleeve/finger prop a better option, which kind of defeats the purpose of calling it a finger vibrator.
Performance
For beginners or anyone dipping their toes into vibrators, it’s a friendly, no-pressure introduction—and on that front, it delivers. That said, the design falls a bit short. An adjustable finger ring could provide a better grip and allow you to feel the vibrations more effectively. The vibrator uses 3 replaceable button cell batteries, which are included. This is a step up from single-use batteries, but it still feels a bit outdated. While the batteries are easy to replace, the downside is that you’ll need to keep buying them, which can feel a little inconvenient over time. The waves and circular ribbing on the toy is a great addition but it didn't add to the experience in a big way.
Materials and care
The Vibrator is made from body-safe, non-porous silicone, making it easy to clean and hygienic for use on sensitive areas. Simply wash the vibrator with warm water and mild soap, or use a toy cleaner. Just remember, it’s not waterproof, so avoid submerging it in water. If you didn’t use the vibrator separately, I’d suggest popping it out and washing the silicone sleeve only. But if the vibrator itself got a little "messy," be cautious when cleaning around the battery compartment to avoid getting water inside. For extra comfort during use, a little water-based lube will make the experience even smoother. Just skip silicone-based lubes, as they can damage the silicone material.
Packaging
This Vibrator's box is functional but not exactly subtle—it’s boldly labeled “Trojan Vibrations,” so maybe don’t leave it sitting on the kitchen counter if nosy visitors are around. Inside, things are kept simple: the vibrator, silicone sleeve, and clear instructions. I wish it felt a bit more special—maybe a storage pouch or a sleeker presentation? Overall, it’s just practical. It’s a box, it does its job, and it’s in the recycling bin 10 seconds later.
Price
At around $12, the Trojan Finger Tip Vibrator is perfect for those who want to try something new without breaking the bank. It’s definitely a budget-friendly option, especially if you're just starting out or looking for a low-pressure toy to add to your collection. You might need to buy a few button cell batteries over time, though which is a bit on an added cost.
