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Ureathral sounds are a medical fetish toy that's gently inserted through the urethra and pushed down to stimulate the prostate. You need to use a lot of lube, go slowly and make sure that it's sterilised before and after use. These are well made sounds rods though. 💋💋💋

The Main Squeeze: Bridgette B is a high quality stroker that wont let you down. From the lifelike orifice molded directly from Bridgette B’s anatomy to the intense internal textures, this toy is built for those who want a stimulating, immersive experience. It feels premium in hand, and offers deep, varied sensations with each stroke. While the squeeze plate didn’t wow me, the sleeve’s texture more than makes up for it. This is a toy is about surrendering to sensation and star power of Bridgette B. Whether you're a fan or a stroker enthusiast, this one earns its place on the shelf.

This is a great asset to your collection if you use strap ons often. It claims to prevent bruising, but I do not use strap ons enough to know if this is true. But judging by how soft and squishy it is, I imagine it helps a lot!

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!

So, is it worth a buy? If you’re a beginner, absolutely! The reasonably priced Snug Plug 3 is a fantastic choice to start with. Its smooth, rounded edges make insertion a breeze, and the premium silicone ensures it feels great for long-term wear. The 180g weighted balls inside the plug add a unique sense of fullness that’s satisfying without being overwhelming, even for extended use. The thin neck helps the plug stay securely in place, so there’s no need to worry about it slipping out unexpectedly. However, it doesn’t offer much in the way of girth training, so keep that in mind. My one issue was the grip handle—it felt a bit too wide and was the first spot where I noticed any discomfort. For more experienced users, the Snug Plug 3 might feel a bit small, as it did for me. But the good news is that the Snug Plug series comes in seven sizes. You can start small and work your way up to the Snug Plug 7, which features a hefty 600g of weighted balls and a diameter of 2.5 inches!

This toy is great for beginners, but personally if I were to buy this again it would have to be in a bigger size. The slender shape of the toy had it falling out of place during play.

If you’re starting from zero and don’t want to guess your way through sizes and prep, this kit’s a safe bet. It eases you in, shows you a couple of different sensations. A gentle intro, a proper deep rumble, and that sneaky rolling weight that never pushes you faster than you’re ready for. The medium is strong enough to make you squirm without rattling your teeth, the large is heavy enough to make walking feel dirty in the best way, and both are quiet enough to keep things discreet. You also get a surprisingly good guidebook that actually teaches you stuff like positions, prep routines, relaxation tips and more, all laid out without being awkward or preachy. Plus, they throw in an enema bulb for a quick rinse if you like to be extra prepared, and a lube shooter so you can get things slick exactly where it counts. Everything feels good in your hand, comfortable in use, and easy to clean, so it’s not some throwaway novelty...it’s gear you’ll keep around. By the time you’re walking around with that weighted plug, you’ll get exactly why people are into this stuff, and you’ll probably wonder why you didn’t try it sooner.

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. 😑

Haptics wise, BO6 Zombies is unfortunately NOT kinky... :c. Jump scare, throw your controller across the room, or move it around like it has any sway on your character's movements wise... BO6 Zombies can be... erratically kinky. The Motorbunny G-Thing is just like any other bulb vibe out there but(t) with a fun gaming twist! This bulb vibe can not only be controlled the typical way. but with an app or with the help of the Motorbunny Playmate and a controller! The G-thing has 9 settings (3 vibes and 6 patterns), a use time of around 4 hours, 3 ways to control it, and an IPX7 rating! 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. If you want a toy that's reliable and goes well with your idle fidgeting, this is 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.

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.

"Oh My G" where the hell is the information I need?! The INYA Oh My G is a long shafted, egg tipped mystery of a toy. The only manual it comes with is the information that's written on the box, NSNovelties is of no help, and surprisingly SheVibe couldn't discover it and include it on their site. Put on your detective hat if you want to know how long it runs for or how long to charge it, but rest assured it definitely charges with a 3.5mm jack style charger. There is no official IPX rating provided anywhere, the box itself can't make up its mind on how tolerant it is, as one side states waterproof while the other states water resistant. My advice, clean it with a wet towel and avoid showers and bath tubs or have fun risking it lol! Some known facts are: • It has 10 settings, 3 intensities and 7 patterns, with a decent initial intensity that could still satiate experienced users looking for a decent vibe but not frighten beginners. • To operate hold the button on the base for 2 secs or until an LED comes on, then press it cycle through the settings, and two turn off hold for 2 seconds • The overall length is 8.2", the insertable length is 6" and the width is 1.2" making it decent to handle by most parties.

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.

As a vibrator, it gets the job done. 12 different vibrations add spontaneity and appeal to a wider audience, BUT there were some settings that were just too much for me. Highly recommended for beginners who prefer stimulation over penetration. The penetrator itself wasn't quite built for my anatomy - a common problem with rabbit vibrators - and I ended up spending more time trying to figure out how to angle it instead of enjoying myself. However, the vibrating 'crab claw' was great! There were some settings that were a little too overstimulating, but that isn't something that can't be adjusted with an extra layer of fabric in between or applying less pressure. I liked that the handle was easy to hold for the stimulator, but as soon as I tried using the penetrator I found myself positioned rather awkwardly. Did not end up being able to comfortably use it in that regard.

Osci 2 offers unique sensations for G-spotting that made me squirt but didn't offer orgasmic released. Perhaps more importantly, I don't think it necessarily felt good to use. However, it does offer interesting clitoral stimulation, and I hope Lovense considers a similar external toy.