The Swan Sceptre feels royal. It’s massive—the head is the size of my palm. And the vibrations are out of this world. They call their most intense setting “Earthquake Mode,” you could definitely measure it on the Richter Scale. Most toys that offer dual stimulation, clitoral and penetration, lack in at least one department. But not the Sceptre. The insertable length is actually long enough to insert. I am so happy with this wand. As with all near perfect toys, there are downsides. The insertable end doesn’t vibrate, it seems like a missed opportunity to me. And the buttons are horribly laid out. I’ve checked the website and user manual to confirm, but the top button has a “power” symbol on it, though it controls the speed. The bottom button button is the on/off switch and doesn’t affect speed at all. It’s just odd and it feels like the construction might have been off. Also, the lowest vibration setting is still quite intense—that’s not a complaint, just a warning to some users.

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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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M’Lady Tiny Vibrating Wand is the perfect mix of funny, adorable, powerful, and effective. It’s so mighty and so small. I can’t get enough of it. Every time I look at it or use it, I have to chuckle. M’Lady is the perfect name; it matches the silliness of this ridiculously cute toy. Enough about the vibe it gives off, let’s talk about the actual vibes because they’re immaculate. Defying the laws of physics, this toy packs a punch. I could see the manufacturer releasing this toy as a gimmick, giving it one or two moderate speeds. But no, M’Lady is powered by Power Bullet. It has 3 speeds and 4 patterns that will knock your socks off. It comes in a precious carrying case, allowing you to hide it in your purse and take it with you for a date night or a short trip. I’m just so thrilled with this itsy, bitsy, teeny, weeny wand.

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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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The Gender X Powerhouse lives up to the hype. It combines serious rumbly strength with a comfortable, user-friendly design that makes it approachable for beginners but still satisfying for more experienced toy lovers. With its rumbly motor and flexible shape, it checks off just about every box you'd want in an affordable vibrator. It is perfect for an insertable vibrator that has the power of a wand, can be used for clit, vagina, and anal stimulation. What it delivers is consistent, powerful pleasure in a package that feels far more luxe than you'd expect. Whether you're toy-curious or looking to add a new go-to to your collection, this one is absolutely worth your attention.

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Overall, this toy brings something new to the table—and I’m into it. The tip is exactly as advertised: marshmallow soft. It’s got this pillowy give to it that’s honestly unlike any other toy I’ve used. I’m used to firmer textures that push back a bit, so the squish factor here was a fun surprise. And to be clear, different doesn't mean bad. It means interesting. It means they're onto something. One thing to flag, though: While the brand markets this as a G-spot vibe, I found it worked better as a mini wand. That’s not to say you can’t use it for internal stimulation—I just preferred it externally. The rumbly vibrations do a solid job on their own, but if you’re craving a bit more, you could absolutely pair it with a clitoral vibe (a bullet would do nicely) for that blended orgasm magic.

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Not my preferred cup of tea. If you're into super flexible toys this may be for you, but with my current limited experience in the realm of sex toys I can't wrap my non-flexible head around this one and why it would be a desired feature. Pure Envy does not leave me envious at all with the Mini Flex, in fact, it should be envious of other toys, especially the "My Little Friend". The Mini Flex has 10 features, is a somewhat decent size, and lasts 60 minutes. However, it's lack of charge time, indicator light(s), a carrying pouch, and overly flexible neck ruin it (for me). In order to turn it on you must hold the bottom button for 3 seconds and then press the top button for it to start vibrating, press the top button again to then cycle through the settings. Of all of my little vibrators, this one would not be chosen any time soon.

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The Commotion Cha-Cha by BMS Factory is a powerful, multifunctional toy that delivers intense G-spot and clitoral stimulation through its seven thrusting motions and three vibration speeds. Though it’s loud and has some jerky motions that may feel unnatural, the deep vibrations and fluttering rabbit ears make it a fun, wild option for those seeking intense pleasure.

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It’s (as of my knowledge) the only one of its kind on the market. The plasma ball is a lot of fun to mess with, and for the price of a Plasma Ball Light you could get from the mall, you can have one that brings you a whole other kind of pleasure. It’s definitely something I’m keeping in my toy rotation.

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