The plusOne Air Pulsing Arouser is marketed as an air pulse clitoral stimulator. But in my experience, it doesn’t live up to that claim. Unlike similar products in this category, the plusOne Air Pulsing Arouser lacks actual pulsing functionality. Instead, it’s essentially a vibrator with a clitoris-friendly shape.
While there are positives – such as ergonomic design and gentle sensations – it falls short in several areas. The waterproof claim is misleading, as submerging it in water noticeably impacted its performance. Cleaning is also challenging, as fluids can easily get trapped in the rim and charging port.
Typically priced around $45 USD, it’s an affordable option for those who want to venture beyond a traditional bullet vibrator. However, it doesn’t deliver the distinct sensations I’d expect from a proper air pulse device. I’d recommend investing a little more money for a higher-quality product that genuinely offers what it claims.
Pros
Ergonomic shape
Affordable price
Low battery indicator
Cons
Not a true air pulse toy
Difficult to charge and clean
Durability in water
Design
The ergonomic design of the plusOne Air Pulsing Arouser is one of its strongest features. Its rounded, slightly bulky shape fits snugly into the palm of your hand, requiring minimal effort to hold it in place.
While the shape is well-suited for basic use, its larger, bulkier design makes it slightly awkward for partnered play. For example, I tried to use it with my wife, but keeping it positioned correctly for both of us required a lot of adjustment and careful maneuvering. That said, the design does lend itself to creative use. Flipping the device around allowed for broader, less focused stimulation across my vulva.
Experience
Using the plusOne Air Pulsing Arouser is straightforward. A long press of the power button turns the device on, while quick presses cycle through the intensity levels. Despite being advertised as having five levels, it offers four levels of intensity and one pulsating pattern.
The “warming up” method suggested by plusOne – holding the device a few centimeters from the clitoris – was ineffective for me. The airflow wasn’t strong enough to feel anything beyond the buzzing in my hand. The “full throttle” method, where the opening seals around the clitoris, provided more noticeable sensations, but it still fell short of what I expected from an air pulse toy. Unlike similar products, like the Satisfyer Traveler, the plusOne doesn’t create a suction feeling. Instead, the vibrations are diffused, offering a unique sensation but not the oral sex-like experience that some might expect. The third suggested use – reversing the toy so the handle rests over the labia – was pleasant but made it difficult to grip properly.
Quality
Overall, the plusOne Air Pulsing Arouser’s quality is totally acceptable. But, as someone who loves to masturbate in the bath, the durability in water was a major issue. Despite its waterproof label, submerging it in the bath caused problems. Afterwards, the device became much noisier and rattled a bit, almost as if water was still deep inside. No matter how many positions I tried to dry it in, it didn’t help. I think it’s better suited for dry use or light shower play.
Price
Typically retailing between $35-50 USD, the plusOne Air Pulsing Arouser is an option for those curious about clitorial stimulation without the steep price tags of higher-end brands like Womanizer. However, given its limitations, it doesn’t feel like great value for money.
That said, the accessibility of plusOne products is a huge benefit. Their products are sold in major retailers like Walmart and Target, so you don't need to plan a trip to a traditional sex shop. All plusOne products also include a 2-year limited warranty.
Performance
The plusOne Air Pulsing Arouser has a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which was an immediate plus for me. The battery life is decent, offering enough time for a few sessions on a full charge. The low battery indicator was also a distinguishing feature, as I haven't seen this on many other toys.
However, the flimsy magnetic USB cable makes charging the device a hassle. It detaches easily, so you'll need to check frequently to ensure it's connected. While the absence of a wall plug is standard for sex toys, it's worth noting if you're a first-time buyer.
Packaging
The plusOne Air Pulsing Arouser comes complete with a charging cable, instruction manual, and a storage bag. The storage bag was a highlight for me as many sex toys, even premium ones, don't provide this (but they should).
Materials and care
The device is made from 100% silicone and is light, bubblegum pink. The material is compatible with water-based lubricants.
Cleaning the Air Pulsing Arouser is challenging. The inside of the opening has a couple of small holes where the air comes out, and the area around the charging port has several tiny crevices. These areas can trap fluids and breed bacteria if not thoroughly cleaned and honestly felt unhygienic.
As someone who genuinely loves Satisfyer products and their air pulse technology, it pains me to say that I can’t recommend the One Night Stand. While it’s designed as a budget-friendly entry point ($13 USD) to entice new users, its one-time-use approach is incredibly wasteful and irresponsible. One Night Stand is made of plastic and silicone, with batteries permanently sealed inside, and the disposal instructions are vague and hidden deep in the user guide. I’d much rather see Satisfyer offer a lower-cost reusable model that prioritizes accessibility and environmental responsibility.
I usually don't pay much attention to the small products by the cash register, but in this case, I'm so glad I did. The 3-Speed PowerBullet is a solid choice for beginners or anyone looking to enhance their toy collection without spending much. It's small, versatile, and surprisingly powerful for its size, with three speeds that deliver rumbly vibrations.
While the design isn't perfect—its size can make it tricky to handle, and the vibrations linger in your fingers—it works well when paired with other toys like dildos or harnesses. The included LR44 batteries last a while, but I'd recommend the rechargeable version if you can afford the small price jump. Overall, it's a reliable, no-frills mini vibrator that gets the job done.
When I bought an erotic advent calendar in 2021, I wasn’t expecting much in terms of quality. But on the last day, I unwrapped the Womanizer Classic – and it’s been a reliable go-to ever since. If you’re someone who enjoys external clitoral stimulation, this toy is definitely worth considering.
The SORAYA 2 is a high-quality, dual-stimulation vibrator that delivers a unique experience, especially with its various settings and ergonomic design. It’s powerful and luxurious, but it has a learning curve and can be a bit tricky to use due to its stiffness and broad tip. Overall, it’s worth the investment if the design suits your body, and I’d recommend waiting for a sale if you’re on the fence about the high price.
If you want "licked" so good your toes curl, your lip hurts from biting it, your eyes roll so far back they come back around and your body tenses with pleasure to an intense degree.... then the "tongue" feature on this device alone is worth getting the product. The rest you can read about below as this was the only saving grace and highly enjoyable feature of this toy in my opinion.
This toy from Funzze is incredibly... fun. It's literally a 3-in-1 contraption, which is crazy to even think about. I will say that the caveat in that is the 3-in-1 "functions" work so far apart from one another. So instead of feeling three things at once, you're given the choice to feel 3 different things from 1 toy. Still, I loved the oscillations and the thrusting. The suction part of the toy could use some improvements in a future design. But did I have fun with this thing? Totally!
Satisfyer's Sassy Seal is cute, discreet, and fun to use. And while a few annoyances like button placement may hold it back from being absolutely perfect, the best part of this toy is its versatility. With 11 levels of air pulse intensity as well as 12 vibration types that can be mixed and matched, you're bound to find at least one pattern in this this whimsical toy that will make it fully live up to its name!
We Tried the Satisfyer Pro 2+ in Every Way… Even That One 👀
We get it — you’ve heard it all before. The Pro 2+ is the clit-sucking legend. It’s been hyped, praised, gifted by the dozen, and probably has its own star on the toy walk of fame. So why another review?
Because honestly… not every legend hits the same. 🥲
For Leni, it was more of a “meh” than a “mind-blown.” She’s a vibe girl at heart, and while the suction is strong, it just didn’t do the thing. The vibrations? Kind of a letdown. And yeah — Karl tried it too (because science), and spoiler: no happy ending.
But here’s the twist: even with our lukewarm love story, we’d still say it’s a must-have — especially if you’re curious about air pulse toys. It’s simple, effective, quiet (mostly), and when it hits, it really hits… just not for everyone.
And hey, with that price? It’s kind of the house wine of sex toys. Sometimes you’re surprised, sometimes you remember why it was €15.
Curious where we tested it next? Scroll down. Let’s just say… it involves nipples, hickeys, and a little suction science. 😏
Wow! The Lelo Sona Sonic Clitoral Massager is a gorgeous toy—it comes in a range of colors, though my favorite is black with gold trim and a beautiful curve accented by glimmering metal and sleek silicone. The buttons are interestingly on the bottom of the toy but made accessible by the gracious curve of its handle. The intensity changes by holding the button down while the toy automatically increases or decreases strength, an odd feature, but I got used to it very quickly. The air pulsing technology is smooth and well-contained within the rim of the suction head. My only complaint is that the head is on the smaller side. This only means that the toy is targeted, giving you more precision in your pleasure. The packing and presentation of the toy feel sexy. It’s like being handed a VIP invitation. There’s something mysterious and sleek about it. Overall, this is a fantastic toy, delivers incredible orgasms, and looks good while doing it.
Sohimi’s Vortex P three spot stimulator toy is a beautiful, silky-skinned toy that left all of it’s users breathless and steeped in bliss.
This toy is one of the most eager to serve toys I’ve seen in my time. The toy is quiet enough to be polite, and fits snugly inside, especially with the wide variety of vibration and licking settings (5 licking modes, 5 g-spot pulses, and 10 types of buzzings). I’ve seen many toys boast about having hundreds of settings, but at the end of the day quality always kneels beneath quality.
The numbers are in the perfect sweet spot between variety and utility. In fact, even to the vibrating, dumb, and warm body it’s ease of use still isn’t lost to the pleasure it brings. The Vortex P is also a refreshing piece of fresh air to someone who needs more attention and care to actually enjoy myself- the toy’s functions not only change speed, but pattern and intensity rather than the standard increase in speed with constant pressure (pulse number four on the g-spot is one of my favorites).
Despite how polite and loyal the Vortex P is, she does have her faults.
She is advertised to work long distance, and intrigued, my and my boyfriend tried it out while I was out of the state. Despite doing every single thing we could, the toy wouldn’t connect. This was a major drawback for us, especially since we used to be more long distance. If remote control is the main reason you would like the Vortex P, I would advice against it.
Not only this, but if working on all fronts, she lasts 15 minutes at most, and dies without warning. We have had this dim a few movements, but luckily the toy’s flexibility and comfortable fit makes a good fit for a reliable dildo instead. Although it is more fit for solo play, I have found that using it on someone else as a dildo can be an endless source of fun because of how sensitive the buttons are, but I can understand how that could be a downside for others.
The Satisfyer Pro + G-Spot wants to be your all-in-one pleasure solution. On paper, it ticks a lot of boxes: internal and external stimulation, powerful vibes, strong suction, dual motors, waterproof design... sounds great, right?
And while it can absolutely deliver orgasms, it’s got a few hurdles to jump before it gets you there.
This toy feels like an ambitious group project where not all the team members are on the same page. The air pulse suction? Strong and effective. The internal vibrations? Deep and rumbling. But when it comes to doing both at once — especially on your anatomy? It doesn’t always work out.
The shaft is hard and not very forgiving, and the alignment between your G-spot and clit has to be just right for the toy to shine. If it lands in that sweet spot for you, congrats! You’ve found a great little dual-action vibe at a good price. But if not? It can quickly become frustrating, uncomfortable, or just... not worth the effort.
We had our moments with it, sure. But it never made it into our regular rotation. The design limits flexibility, and the rigid build doesn’t help. It’s solid for solo play, but loses its spark for couple sessions — and don’t get us started on all that unnecessary plastic in the packaging. 😑
The Lovense Tenera 2 is a toy that's like that one friend who's almost perfect, but not quite. Don't get me wrong, I loved the adorable gradient - "It's so PRETTY!" were the first words I heard! And the ergonomic design? Top-notch. The suction was on the weaker side though and the preset increments did not increase it by much (using the app is different of course as you can go from 0-10 in one push of a button). However, that is exactly what she likes as she's super sensitive and some toys are just too powerful from the get-go.
It feels as though the color scheme, the light weight of the toy, the quietness and the suction levels all blend together to be soothing. Not a "wild fuck" as they say, but more like a gently kiss. If you need strong suctions though, then avoid this toy.
Another reason to avoid is if you do not want/need to use apps to use your toys. I personally like to use toys without apps. After all, who likes a lube covered phone? Not me, that's for sure... That being said, the app controls are a nice touch IF you are into that kind of thing and they work for long distance play too, which is cool.
Just BTW, the self-cleaning feature is genius!
All in all, the Tenera 2 is a solid toy if you're into more low-key vibes and don't mind a toy that's a bit more... laid-back, then this might be the one for you. But if you're a power-sucker, you might want to keep looking.
Oh, and one more thing: the price. Ouch. It's like they're charging us per rainbow color. Worth it for those that would use all the app features, maybe, but for me? Not so much.