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The Arouz’d Plug N’ Play offers impressive quality at an accessible $32.99 price point. Its smooth silicone, strong rumbly vibrations, and prostate-focused design make it a great choice for those with some anal play experience looking to explore P-spot stimulation without spending big.

Disclaimer: This review is based solely on my personal experience with the product. I’m not a sexologist or medical professional, so please do your own research before use. This is a sexual wellness device — it should be used with care, proper understanding, and in moderation. Always listen to your body and consult a doctor if you have any concerns. Use at your own discretion and risk. The Pump It Up Enlargement Kit is a penis pump by Arouz’d, an exclusive line of sex toys for men available at Spencer’s. This product isn’t just another pleasure tool — it’s a sexual wellness device with health benefits that go beyond stimulation. When most people think of penis toys, they think of strokers, masturbators, or cock rings — but a penis pump brings something totally different to the table. It's not just about pleasure; it's about supporting stronger erections, enhancing stamina, and exploring a new form of self-intimacy. If you're looking to grow your collection and try something more functional and performance-focused, a penis pump is a great addition. And if you prefer the old-school feel of a manual mechanical pump, this is a solid, easy-to-find option at your local Spencer’s.

Overall, I really enjoyed this toy. I like that it is a non-realistic and simple design, but also well-made and has such a long warranty. I recommend this toy for someone who uses it with a harness because of how well it stays in place. The suction feature is very strong and great for solo play and the base is good for grinding. The toy is also very easy to clean and store.

Ironically this Bullet is hit or miss, and it has nothing to do with aim. CalExotics' Bullet is pretty great when it works, but getting it to work seems almost as fickle as getting the Blush Lipstick to work. The device is remote controlled, each device requiring a AAA to work, and features 12 settings (mix of vibrations and patterns). Unlike Iroha, CalExotics was not kind enough to include any batteries, so make sure you have some on hand. The Bullet can be fully inserted in either desired entry point and can be easily retrieved with the cord attached to the one end. The device is almost silent to others once inserted which could make it interesting for public use. The remote allows for easy use on your own or with a partner as it can be used up to 32.75 ft (10m) away. No IPX rating given, but it does claim to be usable in and out of water. No use time is given for this device, and given the weird events during testing I'm not even sure how to guess at a proper length so 60 minutes was my overall guesstimate. Can be a great toy for first time users, and can be fun for public/private partner play.

This is a great prostate plug and cock/ball ring combo toy that is great for use during sex or on it's own. It's not a beginner toy, but the thick design means you get plenty of stimulation without have to search for just the right position. The one size fits all design of the rings is a little unfortunate but they do stretch to accommodate most people.

Bear with me for a moment, I know this statement is going to be a bit weird, but it's the most accurate description I feel I could use at the moment. The Motorbunny G2G brought an orgasm and fantasy on that was a culmination of all of the hottest, flirty, fun, juvenile dry hump sessions I've ever experienced. I'm honestly a bit upset I didn't have someone around to nibble, tease, and play with while I tested it, but I came away blushing, gushing and feeling like I did anyway. Combine that with the fact that I can also sit around and play classic games, you have one hell of a happy camper! That aside, the Motorbunny G2G has 9 settings (3 vibes and 6 patterns), a use time of around 4 hours, 3 ways to interact with it (itself, an app, and the Playmate adapter), an IPX7 rating, and comes with 3 different colored magnets to customize its look. The app consists of 10 classic games with sensually punny names, and a remote control menu that allows you to raise and lower the intensity, doodle yourself a new pattern, have your favorite song rock your world, or have someone join the room and do any of those for you! The Playmate is a device that features an accelerometer that enables tilting actions to control the vibrations of the toy, it also claims to react to in-game haptics but that feature is sadly subpar at this point in time. Just know, if you're into a little bump and grind type of session, this is definitely a good toy for it!

This review is brought to you by FunnyMee! They sent me the Rose and Sani to review, you should check out their website if you get a chance. You can also get 10% off either of these toys with my discount link: https://tinyurl.com/yveaafbe . . . Licking toys are just so difficult to get right!--the human tongue when performing oral sex on a vagina isn't just shallow oscillating movements that seemingly all sex toys do! We need Patrick Star "I can almost taste it now" ice cream licking gif happening. Couple that movement with some vibration and then you'd have a good licking sex toy...In my humble opinion. I actually like the Rose Thrustion a little bit more than my last FunnyMee toy review: the Sani (or Sany). The Rose does have a lot of going on, but doesn't really excel at anything. I think I was slightly hinting at this in my Sani review, but I feel like most people would totally be willing to drop a mid-tier or even a premium price on a really well designed and powerful toy. I think Lovense being so popular is a testament to that idea. The Rose instead opts to try and be a premium toy on a budget-friendly price...which just means they had to pare down and skimp in order to make the $26 price point able to make them a profit. If I were to give my unsolicited advice I would ask for a few things: 1) extending the shaft and adding a longer and a speed adjustable thrusting motion (like Lovense's Gravity) 2) adding a vibration element to the head/shaft and 3) a redesign of the licking element...and all this complaining is out of love...and because it's on the cusp of greatness ~ but not quite there yet.

My official opinion for the Coromo IBO would have to be of disappointment, and now this might just be the fact that I just don't like soft toys but even when considering that as a factor, there are numerous other reasons I found this toy less enjoyable. One of the major issues is the difficulty of cleaning and drying, more so the drying. I'd recommend to anyone purchasing this toy, to either already posses a drying rod or purchase one. Another issue I encountered very early on was tearing of the entry, Tearing of the entry is unfortunate and is due to the combination of softness and the lower quality of the material.

Honestly, it's not the worst product in the world. It's okay- there are just so many options that are better for cheaper. I can concede that maybe the thumping just wasn't to my personal interest. I can concede that maybe the design, while I consider flawed, can still be pleasurable to the right person. What frustrates me most is just the slightly sketchy business tactics Bellesa practices. I know these tricks are nothing new, but Bellesa likes to tout itself as a company that cares about community, 'closing the pleasure gap,' and female empowerment. All this padding just makes them feel all that more deceptive. But I've only ever purchased one product from them, so who knows? Maybe they've got other toys that'd blow me away if I gave them a try. I'll just never find out.

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.

Ever since the BMS Pillow Talk Sassy arrived, it's been my go-to g-spot vibrator. I love the big, bulbous head!! While I enjoy the incremental speed control, it can take some getting used to if you've never used a BMS toy with that feature before, and it's not for everyone. Once you get used to it, it's really nice to be able to find just the right level of intensity. I'm also really glad that this vibrator doesn't have any vibration patterns or modes. They almost always feel unnecessary to me, especially when I'd rather have a wider range of intensities instead. Overall, I love the BMS Pillow Talk Sassy. It's beautiful, the silicone is luxurious to the touch, and I reach for this vibe on the regular for both solo & partner play!

The Satisfyer Pro + G-Spot wants to be your all-in-one pleasure solution. On paper, it ticks a lot of boxes: internal and external stimulation, powerful vibes, strong suction, dual motors, waterproof design... sounds great, right? And while it can absolutely deliver orgasms, it’s got a few hurdles to jump before it gets you there. This toy feels like an ambitious group project where not all the team members are on the same page. The air pulse suction? Strong and effective. The internal vibrations? Deep and rumbling. But when it comes to doing both at once — especially on your anatomy? It doesn’t always work out. The shaft is hard and not very forgiving, and the alignment between your G-spot and clit has to be just right for the toy to shine. If it lands in that sweet spot for you, congrats! You’ve found a great little dual-action vibe at a good price. But if not? It can quickly become frustrating, uncomfortable, or just... not worth the effort. We had our moments with it, sure. But it never made it into our regular rotation. The design limits flexibility, and the rigid build doesn’t help. It’s solid for solo play, but loses its spark for couple sessions — and don’t get us started on all that unnecessary plastic in the packaging. 😑

This review is brought to you by FunnyMee! They sent me the Rose and Sani to review, you should check out their website if you get a chance. You can also get 10% off either of these toys with my discount link: https://tinyurl.com/yveaafbe. And it's valid thru the end of October, so don't wait ~ . . . The one size fits all design of this toy means that you're probably either going to love it or hate it. I wish the Sani had the adjustability of a toy that I recently reviewed and really liked; the Lovense Dolce Dual Vibrator. The Dolce had quite a big range of adjustability in the neck that the Sani is sorely lacking. I know that adding that sort of tech would probably drive the price up quite a bit, but adding that little bit of adjustability would take this from a toy that I found uncomfortable to use, to something that I would probably enjoy quite a bit. Like I said in my video review, the vibrations were quite strong, which is great!--but no matter how strong the vibrations are, it can't overcome me being in pain from using the toy. I would say overall that if this toy hits you just in the right spot, it could probably be a mainstay in your toy collection. And because the price point is very, very cheap, maybe it's worth a try just to see if you do like the shape. I really wanted to like this toy, it's a novel design with cools functions that most toys don't have, which I think is kind of rare. But for me personally, this is a very disappointed pass.

Are you a fan of 50 Shade of Grey, but feel it's a bit too risqué for where you're at with your sexual comfort? Meet the 50 Shades of Lilac bundle. This little bundle provides a beginner style transition into a sensual world of mystery, erotic pleasure, and a potentially deeper connection between partners. The Pillow Talk Racy is an adorable, luxury style G-spot toy with a "come hither" shape that will bring you closer and closer to orgasm. The Special Edition Racy features a cleaning brush, satin pouch, a satin blindfold, and a pack of 9 titillating foreplay cards that may help you and your partner learn each sensual spot that makes you squirm, have your toes curling, and begging for more. The device takes 2.5 hrs to charge, can be used for 1hr, and uses a 3.5 mm jack style charger. It's a single button operation with one setting that incrementally increases in power as the button is held down. If the button is quickly pressed three times a travel lock setting is deactivated. Sadly, it's only splash proof, which means no steamy shower scenes can be acted out. The overall length is 5.7", the insertable length is 3.75" and the girth is 0.87" making it an excellent beginner toy and another pinpoint G-Spot and clitoral option for more experienced users. Personally, I adore this package! The color, the overall luxurious aesthetic, and the easy introduction into a controlled but mysterious form of bedroom play are all fantastic. I LOVE that they included a pouch as it helps keep everything together, and the cleaning brush is a thoughtful touch as it helps clean the grooves. The single button use is as nice as it is annoying because it can be quite easy to go past the desired intensity, and it's a start from scratch situation to go back to a previous setting. I'm also saddened by the splash proof rating but it's not a total deal breaker. This is a toy I'd reach for again, and I'd most definitely use the blindfold and cards with other toys. ;P

Dame's Dip is designed by women, for women in order to ensure that the most intimate needs are met. The almost scoop-like design of the tip allows it to curl perfectly around or pinpoint poke the clit for external pleasure; curl inside and perfectly press against the G-Spot; or just glide in and bring penetrative pleasure. It has 5 intensity levels, the first of which is a very comfortable setting (intense but too much) while the others only grow in fervor; it's a step up for beginners that feel they're ready for a bit of oomf and a reliable go to for more experienced users. It has a use time of 1.5hrs on its highest setting, a charge time of 2hrs, and is charged by an everyday USB-C charger making it easy to charge anytime or any where you'd probably have your phone and charger with you as well lol. To operate hold the button to power on/off and press it to continuously cycle through the settings. The Dip also features a travel lock that's activated by holding the button for 10secs or until the LED quits blinking altogether or blinks red, and it's only deactivated by plugging it into the charger. There's no official IPX rating anywhere, but all literature regarding it claims it's waterproof so it's highly likely that it's safe for bath time use. The Dip is a toy I'd go back to again and again because of its intensity, shape, and ease of use. The beginning intensity is definitely enough to get the job done and then some, and I love that the rest of the settings are all just a step up in the intensity instead of patterns I'm more than likely not going to use. I hate that it doesn't come with a pouch,