Satisfyer Dew Drop Review: Like Being Kissed in the Rain

Mini Summary!

Satisfyer's Dew Drop is delightfully adorable with its simplistic, elegant and basic design. It's almost reminiscent of the Iroha Midori that KarlandLeni reviewed but more sleek and slender and not quite as soft. This is another toy I requested for the clitoral stimulator blog, as well as the discreet vibrators one, but sadly arrived waaaay after the due date for both. It's another toy that's almost unique in my collection as I definitely don't have anything shaped like it, but I have several toys now are just basic vibrations with smooth surfaces, Utimi Angel being one that springs to mind. As I have yet to test it at this point I'm curious to see if it will provide more stimulation than that of Evolved's Paradise since it was a super flat and basic vibration toy that didn't stimulate me that much. I will say this is one the quietest, if not the quietest, toy in my collection, to the point that you can't really tell it's on from like a foot or so away. Design, sound, strength and overall feel make it a perfect beginner toy as it's not sexual looking at all, it's insanely quiet, it's not overly powerful and it's not a super dust collector.

Get ready to feel as fresh and wet as the morning dew with this toy's 12 delightful features of 5 single vibrations and 7 patterns. To operate simply hold the "+" button to power the device on/off and then press it or the "-" to cycle through the features. It has a 1hr run time, a 2hr charge time and uses a magnetic charger to juice up. You can get the ball rolling in the tub or the shower with ease and without worry thanks to the official IPX7 rating! You can also find it in 2 colors, Blue and White, for $60 on Satisfyer's site.

The Packaging!

**** This will look similar to the section in the Exciterrr and Glowing Ghost since my sentiments are the same and it's the same company. ****

Satisfyer has an awesome packaging formula: Showcase the item on the front; include a sensual single line drawing of a female; keep only key info on the front regarding name and main features; provide several features in multiple languages in an almost bullet style list on the back; use a gradient color scheme that matches the color of the toy; and provide a sturdy overall box with a magnetic shut as a potential storage place for the toy since they don't provide a pouch.

When I received my first ever Satisfyer toy (Mission Control), I found I was uncomfortable with the product picture, sensual single line drawing, and somewhat blatantness of the packaging. It's crazy to think I now have an appreciation and level of comfort with this product line that I now no longer feel I'd mind walking up to a counter with it or be caught eyeing it on the shelf.

In regards to this one in particular, I looove the coloring of this one, to the point of almost wanting an accent wall or a whole room painted like it. The pictures don't do it justice at all.... and I apologize profusely that I didn't realize until after I put them into the review and started typing this section that the packaging looks almost pink. In person, it's more of a mixture of soft pleasant browns going from dark to light and something about it is just soo comforting and lovely, like I want to wrap myself in a soft blanket of it lol. Hands down one of my favorite colorings.

What's In The Box?!

**** This will look similar to the section in the Exciterrr and Glowing Ghost since my sentiments are the same and it's the same company. ****

Satisfyer is very simplistic in their packaging contents, providing as little as possible but also providing quite a large space for it all. If they reduced the tray they have holding the toy or included an insert for the charger, the overall size of the package could potentially be reduced.

Inside the package: The toy itself, a plastic bag wrapped charger and a plastic wrapped instruction manual and general information pamphlet.

I find the type of plastic wrapping and the amount of plastic wrapping to be a bit odd and unnecessary. My assumption is that Satisfyer must think I'm already bursting with joy as I open the package and is providing protection for all contents from the impending flood.

How Did It Feel?!

Information and Operation: It has 12 vibration settings, 5 single vibrations and 7 patterns that aren't wildly intense, but aren't too weak. It's overall intensity definitely makes it a beginner friendly toy.

How Did It Feel?!: Testing as I write this with the initial charge it came with Current position is sitting with the bulbous base towards the opening and the tip towards the clit. The way is sort of snugs in when sitting up makes it feel like it could be used as a panty vibrator as the base nestles into the opening quite nicely and the tip tries to bury itself in the clit. The initial setting is quite rumbly in the bulbous base but weak in the tip, the fifth intensity is the most enjoyable clitoral sensation and quite rumbly in the opening. I feel overall this would be better as a "pillow" grind session rather than a sitting up one. *toddles off to test theory*

Theory Results: Waaaaaay better as a "pillow grind" toy, and more so if the tip is towards the opening and the bulbous end has the most clitoral contact. Didn't care to test the patterns as the fifth intensity handled everything efficiently and effectively... >.<" Yet another toy I'd go back to again and again.