The Liberty 2 is the cheapest entry into the Womanizer line, in a travel-friendly format with a hygienic cover to keep it clean. And the Iggy Azalea version of it is the most fabulous yet, darling.
Despite (or perhaps because of) the controversial name, Womanizer quickly became a household brand when they released the first ever ground-breaking and innovative air pulse vibrator—followed closely by Satisfyer, which had an altogether more palatable name.
Before we begin, I have one confession to make: I have absolutely no idea who Miss Azalea is. My Google-fu tells me she’s an Australian rapper who appears to have made a popular record around ten years ago. I assume she likes metallic pink things, because that’s the overriding aesthetic here, but I’m not sure why companies do this kind of celebrity tie-in. I guess if Iggy loves it, you will, too.
Design: Metallic Robots Are The Future
If you’re not keen on the metallic pink, the Liberty 2 is also available in hot pink, azalea, purple, and sage. Confusingly, Iggy Azalea’s color is not azalea, which is actually more muted pink.
I must admit, I love the color, and the robo-love vibes of the packaging. But I also know that metallic pink is a coating on top of standard ABS colors, which means that after a while (probably exacerbated by frequent cleaning), the metallic sheen will rub off.
Discreet, Waterproof, & Travel Friendly
Measuring 10cm (nearly 4 inches) long and weighing a mere 90g (just over 3 ounces), the Liberty 2 is a palm-sized toy perfect for traveling and being ultra-discreet. It’s also a more budget-friendly entry into the Womanizer series, though still very much in the premium pricing range at around $80.
Keeping with the travel-friendly theme, it includes a cover for the fun part. As long as you keep it clean, it should always be ready to use anywhere you find yourself. But the cover attaches very loosely via magnets, and I’m not convinced it would stay connected inside your carry-on or other luggage.
The Liberty 2 is also one of those rare sex toys that can be used in the bath, with an IPX7 rating. That means it can be submerged up to one meter for 30 minutes. I promise you won’t need it for that long, though.
Using the Liberty 2
Hold down the larger + button to turn it on, then adjust the intensity using the + or – buttons, between 8 levels. That’s it. There are no patterns, no Bluetooth syncing, no app control—it won’t even tuck you in and read you a bedtime story (I only half joke; I have tested a toy that read stories and synced the action to your vibrator, and it was about as compelling as it sounds). Hold down the smaller – button to power off.
The problem with the Liberty 2 being so compact is that it can be a little more tricky to hold if you’re playing solo or attempting penetration at the same time. Unlike a wand with a long stem, it’s more like holding a large, rounded pebble on the edges, which is to say not very easy.
After use, the silicone head can be removed for cleaning; that’s one of the few differentiating points between this and cheaper alternatives.
Charging is simple with a proprietary magnetic plug, but please be careful with these and don’t leave them plugged in when not in use. If the cap latches onto something magnetic—like another random USB plug you have lying around—it’ll short circuit, pull a load of power, and potentially cause a fire. I burnt a small hole in my carpet once from a competitor's cable. A rapid white pulse from inside the suction cup indicates it's charging.
It takes about one hour of charging for one hour of use—but if your experience is anything like ours, you probably won’t need more than two minutes at a time!
Pleasure Air Tech (or Fancy Air Pulse)
Rather than relying on a motor and off-center weight, the Womanizer uses a silicone diaphragm, which is pushed and pulled back and forth to create airwaves, a pulsing sensation that’s best described as being like hundreds of tiny little kisses. Womanizer calls it “Pleasure Air Technology”.
Air pulse toys are a bit like Marmite; you either love them or hate them. For those in the love camp, like my wife, they have an absolutely remarkable ability to wrench forth an orgasm of the most ridiculous intensity. For some who are picky about how they orgasm or not keen on vibration, air pulse toys are a godsend.
For us, vibrations are delightful too, but air pulse offers a compelling alternative for the days when you’re bored of a classic wand.
But some people cannot get off from any air pulse toy, which makes buying into a more premium-priced one a bit of a harder sell. If you’re unsure if you’ll enjoy the sensations, I’d suggest purchasing a knock-off version first to try it out. Unlike some toys, the fundamental technology is easy to copy and can’t be patented, so you’re not getting an inferior sensation from something cheaper. The battery might not last as long, it might not be as ergonomic to hold, and maybe the materials aren’t as durable—but the actual sensations will be much the same.
One thing I suspect about those who aren’t instantly in love with a Womanizer air pulse toy is that—and I apologize for sounding patronizing—they might not be using it correctly.
Using a classic wand vibrator is easy; just place it down there, and magic happens. But to use the Liberty 2 effectively (or any air pulse toy), you need to create a seal around the clitoris with the silicon cup. That ensures the micro-suctions are transferred most effectively. A little lubrication helps here, and you may find you need to pull back your labia to be most effective.
It’s certainly not as easy as a wand, and understandably, some people can be disappointed by the sensations. Getting that seal right is the difference between “OMFG, WHATS HAPPENING?” and “Did you turn it on yet?”
Also, even if it’s not how you’ll regularly use the toy, I’d suggest trying the Womanizer Liberty 2 in the bath at least once, as many find the sensations are amplified by the water.
Penis owners: you can try the Womanizer, too; on the tip or frenulum is best. You might not cum from it, but it’s a pleasant tease.
Comparing to Another Toy...
I’m in two minds about the Womanizer Liberty 2. I compared it to a slightly larger original Satisfyer, and the sensation was identical, though our water bowl test indicated more scientifically it was slightly less powerful. So I don’t think the second iteration of this is any stronger than what came before (though admittedly, we haven’t tried the Liberty 1, it might have been rubbish).
Ready to Be … Womanized?
You don’t seem to lose any power in transitioning to a more travel-friendly portable format, so that’s good. But it begs the question of whether the Liberty 2 is worth the premium pricing. And I mean premium compared to other air pulse toys, not other Womanizers.
Out of the box, I have to admit the whole thing feels cheap: the lack of weight, the fingerprint-loving metallic pink case, and the cover that doesn’t want to stay on don’t inspire confidence. If the box hadn’t told me explictly, I wouldn’t have thought this came from a premium brand.
But it is the cheapest entry into the Womanizer line yet. It’s travel-friendly, with a handy cap and diminutive size, though ergonomics suffer as a result. It does exactly what I’d expect from a small air pulse toy, and achieves what it promises to do down there. Our record with it so far is 43 seconds; it’s that good. But at $80? You’d have to really love the travel cover and that metallic pink style.
The We-Vibe Jibe isn’t a bad toy by any means, but it works best as an accompaniment rather than the main course. At an RRP of $130, it’s also quite a pricey option, even if it does offer rumblier vibes than the competition. If you don’t know how you feel about internal vibrations, that’s a lot to spend on a punt to find out.
Elsa Jean is a young, petite blond beauty, and her Fleshlight is tantalizingly tight with delicious textures to explore. If other Fleshlights have failed to deliver, I think you might want to try Elsa before giving up entirely and going back to the hand. My endless search for a satisfying pocket pussy might be over.
If you’ve always wanted to take the term “foot fuck” to its literal conclusion, the Succubus Sole Foot Fuck masturbator from Onahole.com (for US readers) or MostuToys.com (EU/UK) is potentially one of the best things to come out of Japan yet.
In my ongoing quest to try out every kind of bondage gag possible (check out my ultimate gag guide!), the pussy-face gag was up there on my ultimate must-try list. In theory, it’s a cracking idea: stick half a Fleshlight on the front of a gag plus something to hold the sub’s mouth open, and you have a recipe for a truly mindblowing face fuck. It should even provide a nice buffer for the sub (if you care). After reading some terrible reviews of the original Master Series Pussy-Face Gag (the hard internal part is far too big, apparently), I found a cheaper clone on AliExpress. Elsewhere, this is sold as the Sohimi Pussy Face Gag.
The Womanizer Blend is a high-performance sex toy with a sleek, ergonomic design and eco-friendly packaging. Its unique combination of air pulse and internal vibration technology delivers intense clitoral and G-spot stimulation. While the dual-stimulation capability is impressive, finding the optimal position for the clitoral stimulator can be a bit tricky. Additionally, the lack of independent adjustment for the clitoral stimulation may limit customization options for some users.
Overall, the Blend is a powerful tool for achieving blended orgasms, but it may not be the best fit for everyone, especially those who prefer more precise control.
In the grand scheme, the Satisfyer Mono Flex is a solid, middle-of-the-pack performer, its flexibility being its main claim to fame. However, when paired with its innovative app, this toy transforms into a orgasmic pleasure powerhouse. The app is the true game-changer here (If you have seen my other reviews, you know I don't like apps on toys but hear me out...), as it give the Mono Flex more than the generic on off vibrations but rather the ability to control both the clit & the g-spot motors (Yes! It has two motors!).
On the other hand, the downside is that without the app, this toy is a bit limited in what it can do although it does have 11 patterns with 5 speeds we never really found one that fitted our liking without using the app.
The standard clit vibrations don't go low without the app either so if you are easily overstimulated, you may want to take that into account.
If you love both full clit stimulation and mixed with a good rumbly g-spot vibration, this toy will likely become a prized addition to your collection. The Mono Flex also shines as a premium, long-lasting toy that's backed by Satisfyer's impressive 15-year warranty.
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.
It's a gamble that could be worth it more than it's not. Go into it with low expectations and give it the chance to surprise you like it did me!
With finicky circuitry that made it a chore to initially keep on without bumping it out of place, this thing seemed like it was going to be destined for the trash bin. With a design that actually seems to concentrate the vibration in a beautifully easy to aim point that seems to allow me to focus on that one spot that really wants it...It's more than proved it's worth keeping!
Regarding the "Duration of Use", it was not a fully tested feature, so I made a minimum best guess thinking it should more than likely last longer. Testing it for my photo/video op took longer than it took me to reach satisfaction and I believe it would have kept going just fine and dandy. My guess is however long a AAA battery usually lasts would be the duration, and if you have rechargeable ones on hand and can move fast like you're working a NASCAR pit you'll have a good time! ;P
This toy is great for those looking for triple stimulation. If you want powerful orgasms in a cute form, then this toy is for you. This toy is easy to put in action and it gets you going right away. I love this adorable toy and I'm sure you will, too.
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.
The Lovense Nora is a well-designed rabbit vibrator that excels in interactive and solo play, making it a great choice for those who enjoy connected intimacy. While it has some drawbacks, including noise and charging issues, it’s still an impressive addition to any toy collection. Ideal for beginners seeking dual stimulation, but consider its limitations if you need strong, quiet vibrations.
The Dual Vibrating Arc from Plus One features a simple, sleek design that packs a punch. For once, a ‘personal massager’ that is actually lovely to use on your back and between your legs. The curved design and soft silicone fit comfortably in my hand while providing targeted internal stimulation. With two size options and multiple speeds, the Dual Vibrating Arc is perfect for finding the g-spot and p-spot, making it a gender-inclusive toy. Strong vibrations and ergonomic hold make this an excellent option for clitorial or external play, as well. The toy’s length made playing on my back and stomach easy. However, the toy did let me down a little. The shape of the arch doesn’t allow for simultaneous dual stimulation. While only one side vibrates at a time - already a little disappointing - the vibrations are so strong they made my hand tingle - not a bad thing, but not the most comfortable for longer play.