The One Rotating Stroker Review: Overwhelming Stimulation That’s Almost Too Much

Design

This device is fairly simple, and very easy to use. The handle is ergonomically shaped and the cheaper plastic they used kind of works in their favor because the whole device ends up being pretty light and easy to hold. The buttons are big and easy to click which I appreciate, and the controls are pretty simple, just press the power button for a couple seconds to turn it on and put it into standby, and then single press again to rotate through the stroking/rotating settings. The vibration button above that also rotates through the different options, and long pressing turns that off. There is a little dual number indicator to tell you which setting you're on, and a lightning bolt power indicator that flashes while charging and turns solid when it's done.

The sleeve itself is transparent and is vaguely shaped like a mouth at the opening, and then has little nubs throughout to provide variable contact. The TPE they use isn't super soft like a Fleshlight, but I think that's for the best because it moves pretty quick and it would likely get destroyed quickly if it was really soft. As is, with lube it's not rough or anything so I don't have any complaints on that front. The sleeve is also tapered so that the ends are a little tighter than the middle, so depending on how you hold it you can adjust the stimulation slightly. I'll note that the circuit board and some wires are visible through the transparent sleeve, and I wasn't a huge fan of that, but I suppose that's personal preference.

Quality

Unfortunately I can't say that this toy feels super high quality. While it's not terrible, the plastic used on the handle feels a little cheap and the rotation motor produces noticeable squeaking noises during use. The wiring and circuit board being visible at the base of the stroker isn't ideal either. The TPE used for the stroker itself is decent, and while it's not the softest I've used, I can understand the need for something more rugged given the rotation and up and down motions. IIt also uses a proprietary pin-style charger, which feels outdated by current standards, and I would have liked to see a USB charger or something else more universal.

Experience

So this is where I have to give this toy some credit, it is very easy to use and extremely stimulating - almost to a fault. While the rotation motor itself isn’t particularly strong, the speed and constant motion add up very quickly, which is why the overall sensation feels so intense despite the hardware limitations. I found I could only use it continuously for a little while at first and then I had to take breaks and turn it on and off periodically because it was desensitizing me. There are 9 different stroking and rotation modes, and 9 vibration modes which do add some variety, including a combo that does have pauses in between, but I still found the need to pause it myself periodically especially because the slowest setting is still pretty fast.

For that first bit of time though, it feels amazing! The insertable length is only a few inches so depending on the size of your penis you probably won't be able to insert fully before hitting the end of the device. The vibration motor is located at the base of the stroker, basically where the handle and sleeve meet, so it honestly doesn't provide a lot of extra stimulation until you hit the higher settings at which points it's quite noisy also. The rotation motor is also not super strong, so if you're fully inserted the extra friction actually makes it struggle to rotate. If you find that sweet spot of giving it a little extra room at the top so it can rotate freely though, it moves quick and provides a ton of stimulation.

You need to use quite a bit of lube because there will be friction otherwise, though I had some issues with lube being flung out of the toy while it spins. If you're laying down and use a decent amount of lube, it eventually starts to drip down to the opening because of gravity, and then when the toy spins, little droplets go flying making quite the mess. Considering you have to use a relatively thin water-based lube with this toy, I'm not sure how to fix this beyond just finding the ideal minimum amount of lube needed.

Materials and care

As I've mentioned before, the handle is plastic with large clicky buttons, and the sleeve itself is TPE. You definitely need a lot of lube, and be sure to use a thinner water-based lube, not oil or silicone lube which could destroy the TPE material. It's not the highest quality sleeve but it's reasonable. The motors are relatively weak and kind of noisy, especially the rotation motor which struggled to rotate when fully inserted, and squeaked quite a bit too. The plastic used on the handle is lightweight but creaked slightly which is why I call it lower quality earlier in the review. Cleaning is pretty simple, just rinse off the sleeve and use a toy cleanser or very gentle soap, but be sure to not fully immerse the toy. IThe device is IPX5 rated, meaning it can handle low-pressure running water but should not be fully submerged, but you still have to take some care to avoid damaging it. You want to make sure to let it completely dry before storing to avoid mold and mildew. I found that shaking out the water from the sleeve right after washing it and then leaving it to dry out overnight worked pretty well.

I touched on this before, but the charger is a proprietary pin style cable, so make sure not to lose that. It takes about 3 hours to charge, and you get 1 hour of play time. I don't know if this was a fluke, but when I pulled the pin out after charging it for the first time it caused my wall adapter to freak out for a second and reset, which was a little worrying.

Packaging

I don't usually comment much on the packaging, but I feel obligated to in this case because it was uniquely terrible. The inner plastic tray arrived shattered, with small plastic shards loose inside the box. The plastic itself had shattered in several spots and crumbled into the cardboard box, I also found small shards stuck to the TPE sleeve, which could have been dangerous if the toy hadn’t been thoroughly cleaned before first use. The outer cardboard itself was fine, and the toy also came wrapped in a couple of plastic bags to protect the TPE, but all in all it was a very poor first impression. Besides the toy and charging cable, there was a small instruction booklet with some specifications listed that also had some inaccuracies, and it just makes the whole product feel slightly lower quality.

Price

I see this toy listed at around $100 retail which feels pretty high for the quality you get, but at the time of writing, it is marked down to $50 everywhere and that's a lot more reasonable. It's not the highest quality, but $50 is what I would consider entry level for sex toys, and I think this is a decent option at that price point.