My verdict is to forget this toy and find something better at a similar price point, or if you're looking for something truly unique, be willing to splurge a bit more. There are plenty of fish in the sea, and this disappointing friend is definitely sinking to the bottom. From packaging to performance to materials, this was a total miss. Basically, spend your money elsewhere and don't end up wondering why this toy's one defining feature is suddenly leaving you in the dark.

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This is my second Pillow Talk vibrator, and just like the last one, it blew me away. It’s your standard wand, with a powerful motor and a few aesthetic touches that make it feel precious. After doing this job for a few months, sex toys tend to blend together. A lot of wands are the same with good quality, decent vibrations, flexible neck, etc. But Cheeky by Pillow Talk had my toes curling. It’s built like your typical wand: a little texture on the handle to give you grip with some metal and crystal accents for flourish, and a tall head. It does look a little out of place on this toy, but looking closely, you see that the top of the head is vibrating faster than the bottom. I’m not sure what effect this really has; all I know is the vibrations rumbled through me. The button has a Swarovski crystal inlay, it controls power and speed. There are two technical hiccups with this design. First, the you can only increase the speed while using the toy, you cannot decrease it. To decrease, you must restart the toy and begin at the lowest setting. Secondly, to increase the speed you need to hold the button down, not click it. It’s a super sensitive button and will turn off with a click. Lastly, there is a small, removable cap for the charging port on the bottom of the handle making it very easy to lose this little guy. Overall, this toy gives “I summer at the cape” vibes while offering rumbling waves, with a few user interface issues.

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Nicknamed it Bambi—the Lovense Ambi's app-controlled versatility and powerful vibrations will have your legs wobbling with delight. This small ergonomic bullet vibrator packs a punch. The intense vibrations make it perfect for users who crave power but also offers customizable settings for more gentle stimulation. Its strength lies in its versatility, both in the variety of ways it can be used through the app and its unique 3-point design offering pinpoint to broad stimulation.

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This fun toy has one button for control with four different speeds! This toy is extremely discrete. This toy has a fun, luxurious look to it. This toy is rumbly and powerful!

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The OMG Plaisir can be found on PinkCherry for $70 normally, but is currently on sale for $42 (July 2025). Though it isn't necessarily OMG type pleasure, it is still enjoyable for what it is. Right out the box, I'm ecstatic it comes with a storage/travel pouch. I just opened and reviewed how many toys in this batch and it's essentially the only one to do so lol which is disappointing. I'm disappointed in the lack of a buzzy indicator when the toy is turned on, as I'd prefer that over the hard-to-see/super-easy-to-miss indicator light. I want to be able to insert my toys discreetly in the restroom sometimes and then potentially turn it on once I get comfortable, as it might take me a moment to do so, and why waste the battery while I'm dickstracted by other things going on beforehand?! The charge time being less than the use time may be a downside for other users, not so much me as I'm seemingly easy to please lol. The battery operated remote allows for users to easily switch back and forth between the 10 settings, 3 single vibes and 7 patterns, while the toy itself is a single button operation. The dildo portion is girthy, ribbed and a decent size, while the nubs are interesting but not the best feature I've come across. Overall, I'd use this toy much like I'd use the Evolved Paradise one, for a slow burn finish while watching something action packed or cerebrally witty. For a fast paced, wham bam alone session I'd grab something else first. Due to the features of this one I'd potentially pick it over the Paradise one for a more "realistic" movie/show watching experience lol.

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The PlusOne On-The-Go Travel Vibrator surprised me in all the best ways. While it is very small, it churns out varied vibrations with just a touch of a button. The exterior is a bit of a hit and miss, the tip is somehow very soft but the rest of the device feels a little tacky or plastic-like. The glide on the skin is a little "jerky" so lube is needed. The vibrator is also waterproof, battery operated and mostly directed towards external use (although some shallow internal use is possible). While I loved its portability and performance, the motor is slightly noisy—kicking out the possibility of being discreet in use, but it lives up to its name and is definitely an on-the-go travel bullet.

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This is a great deal. It's kinda like a two-in-one toy! You'll get your money's worth and they all feel so good.

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The Iroha Koharu Beni is nothing special. It’s your average battery powered vibrator. There’s nothing about it that stands out to me as noteworthy. It’s decently powerful, which is always nice. The shape is interesting, I haven’t seen something exactly like it before. But that’s the problem, really. I’ve seen a lot of vibrators similar to this, some of which stood out for their design, comfort, or quality, but the Koharu Beni is just okay. It’s one saving grace is it’s flexible head, though it isn’t as elastic as a flexible head should be. It’ll get the job done, but when you’re looking for a vibrator, you want to get something indulgent and luxurious. You want freshly baked sourdough that crunches on the outside and is soft on the inside. You don’t want store brand white bread. This baby pink, battery-powered stick vibrator is the store brand white bread of vibrators.

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Pillow Talk Sassy feels like a personalized GPS for your G-spot. Until recently, I hadn't been introduced to flexible G-spot vibrators until recently, and I don’t think I can ever go back again. Sassy is generously sized, with an angled body. Not a curved body, angled. And it just gets the job done. This toy has convinced me that curved toys are for chumps. What we need is a targeted G-spot vibrator that knows exactly where it’s going and how it’s going to get there. The bottom of the toy has a single button, a small jewel—a Swarovski crystal—located in the center of the handle. It’s very easy to locate and use while playing. However, the controls are a little annoying. You can increase speed while in use, but to decrease it, you must turn the toy off and restart it at the lowest setting—a silly technical oversight by designers. Overall, mission accomplished.

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