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The Iroha Stick has a shocking amount of power and is cleverly designed. But it’s too gimmicky for my taste. Overall, it’s a simple mini bullet vibrator designed to look like lipstick. I don’t think it’s fooling anyone, although if someone found it in my bag, it might take them a moment to realize. The head of the stick is angled like lipstick but has a small fork like a snake's tongue at its end. The angle and fork really elevate the toy as a whole. The Stick packs a punch, it can ramp up quite a bit. I’d say the equivalent of a three or a four on a regular-sized toy. It is battery powered and claims to be waterproof–I’ll get into that later in the review. For what it is, a lipstick vibrator, it’s great. We all have our own kitsch thing that will always get our attention. Lipstick vibrators aren’t mine, so I wouldn’t go out of my way to get this one again. However, it would be a fun gift for a bachelorette party or something similar!

The moment I opened this toy I was in love! The design and packaging are adorable. This toy is a collaboration with the lovely actress Kiko Mizuhara. I've seen a lot of lipstick vibrators, but this is the first I've seen that was so realistic. It even has a cap you can remove, plus the bottom of the toy is a dial that can be rotated to control the toy.

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Tenga did not disappoint with this one, with a design that grabs your attention and a build that feels practical and sturdy. This vibrator falls in the mini vibrator niche, fitting perfectly in the palm of your hand but offering way more to hold on to than other vibes in its category. It looks like a rolled-up lipstick with a pointed soft tip featuring a little slit (which I love) for direct clit stimulation. It comes with a build-up vibration setting that starts slow and goes up to mid-range buzzy intensity with a twist of the base (like winding up a real lipstick). The vibration intensity from lower to higher settings can be felt quite deep, but think more leg-stretching than toe-curling. It can be used solo or during partner play and has a good grip on it. The base dial can be screwed off to replace the battery when it runs out. The battery is kind of a downside; this vibrator ticks all the boxes of premium, but the battery limits use (it can be replaced, but who likes popping in batteries every session or two?). I took it into the shower and had no issues with play, so it’s definitely waterproof, but I don’t think full-on submerging in the bath would be a good idea unless it’s very shallow. All in all, it’s a quick, compact vibrator that gets the job done and deserves a space in your bedside table or handbag.

This squirting fuck stick is vulgar, big, and makes a statement. It's a fun toy that's really great to play with! While it doesn't act like a real dick, it's still a lot of fun. It's great if you like the feeling of being filled up with cum or getting a facial.

This toy is gorgeous. It's the softest, yet hard that I didn't know I needed! It' a bit tougher to clean than a vibrator without these ridges, but the ridges also feel great and add to the pleasure. Downsides.... It needs batteries. It does come with the first set of batteries, which is great, but it's missing that ease of being rechargeable. The color is cute, the price is just right, only about $39.99. Affordable. The vibrations could be stronger though, and maybe one day they will make this similar toy but a bigger and thicker size. For now, this is perfect for beginners, and it is comfortable while playing.

The iroha Tsuki Ninamo (Aqua Green) is a masterclass in minimalistic design and thoughtful engineering. From a Dominant’s viewpoint, it offers reliable control, intuitive operation, and a soft but consistent response. From my sub’s perspective, it’s comfortable, precise, and satisfying without being overwhelming. This toy demonstrates how subtlety can be just as impactful as raw intensity. Its compact design, ergonomic curves, and multiple vibration patterns make it a versatile addition to any play session—whether as a standalone instrument or a supporting element in longer scenes. For couples exploring control, sensation, or structured play, the Ninamo offers an elegant, intuitive experience. It emphasizes mindful interaction, mutual awareness, and careful modulation of sensation. Its quiet elegance, paired with premium materials, ensures that it is as much a pleasure to handle as it is to use. The iroha Tsuki Ninamo strikes a rare balance between elegance, comfort, and precision. For Dominants seeking a reliable, responsive, and intuitive toy, it’s an excellent tool to guide sensation and focus attention. For partners on the receiving end, the ergonomic, soft design and variety of vibration patterns make it both comfortable and engaging. It’s a subtle yet powerful addition to any collection, ideal for couples who value control, attentiveness, and thoughtful design. For those new to premium, ergonomic toys—or anyone seeking a versatile, stylish, and high-performing device—the Ninamo offers a satisfying, confidence-inspiring experience.

The Iroha Tsuki is honestly one of the most high-quality toys I've reviewed in a while. I loved how silky and smooth the material felt against my skin, and don't get me started on how easily it slid into place once inserted. This toy is great for both G-spot stimulation and clit play as well. You can't really stimulate both areas at the same time, but it's cool that this little vibe has a dual purpose. The highlight of the Tsuki is that it comes with its own carrying case that closely resembles a butter dish. This high-tech case allows for not only storage, but charging of the toy as well. Just remember that when you use it, to turn it on, you have to push and hold the button for 3 seconds before cycling through all the modes. The one-button system is pretty self-explanatory, but if you hold it too long, the device will shut off. This toy retails for around $155.99 on the official Iroha website. Since it is a little pricey, I would recommend buying this toy after you've had some experience with cheaper toys just so you know that the vibes and pressure are right for you. Couldn't recommend this toy enough though.

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.

This fun toy has one button for control with four different speeds! This toy is extremely discrete. This toy has a fun, luxurious look to it. This toy is rumbly and powerful!

The Pure Envy Serenity Stick is unique among all of the toys I have encountered thus far as it has an electronic panel that displays the setting, the intensity level, run time, and the battery level all in a super clear and convenient manner. It has 10 settings, a single vibration and 9 patterns, and each setting can have an intensity varying from 1 to 4. Though a charging time is nowhere to be found, the device can be used for 120 minutes and has an IPX7 rating which blows my mind! This has more electronics than the other Pure Envy toys I have, but is the only one among them that's capable of being fully submersed in a tub! Despite its name being Serenity, I would not call the sounds it makes serene in the least. The vibrations sound a bit intense and obnoxious which kind of breaks the mood in a sensual sense, but I could somehow tolerate and overlook if it means that my neck, shoulders, and back feel better lol. This device is pretty awesome overall for what it is and what it's capable of, but I think I would put it with my Ava Evo and Shibari Halo and use it as a genuine every day massager more than I'd ever use it as a "personal" one.

Couple-Tested, Overthought, and Thoroughly Thrusted – Meet the SVR 🔥 This ring came in cute, quiet, and low-key... and somehow managed to stick around through all our wild ideas and test sessions. From classic missionary to weird shower yoga, we truly put the SVR through it — and it didn’t flinch (well, mostly). It’s not the flashiest toy we own, but it’s one of the most dependable. The rumbles are stronger than you’d expect from something this small, and when used right, it seriously enhances partner play without getting in the way. The silicone is lush, the fit is forgiving, and it never made Karl feel like his circulation was about to cut off. Always a plus. 😅 Sure, it’s not perfect. The charging port gives us minor anxiety, the highest settings might rattle your windows, and you’ll need to readjust in certain positions. But for all the ways it showed up for us — solo, duo, and mid-couch quickie — this little ring really earned its spot. Curious how it performed in every position (yes, even that one)? Scroll back up and see what worked... and what definitely didn’t. 😉

I want to love the Irohna Zen Matcha so much that it’s hard to come to a verdict. There is a lot to love. The top is super plush, soft silicone that molds to your body and conducts vibrations better than tightly wrapped silicone. Its ridges are a perfect added element of texture, spicing up your session. Plus, those ridges, the bulbous shape, and the color all reference a matcha wand–truly, it’s a toy after my own heart. It’s even my favorite color! The biggest thing it’s missing is one or two more notches of power. The Matcha has 3 intensity settings and one extra pattern, so it goes low, medium, high, then pattern. It toes the line, but it’s missing that knockout punch. It’s also a battery operated vibrator, which is not the end of the world, but rechargeable vibrators are really convenient. Ultimately, it’s a lovely toy. But it just doesn’t have the power you need.

We’re not going to lie — the Iroha Midori might not be the strongest vibe in our drawer, but it’s definitely the softest. This toy is all about comfort, calmness, and gentle build-up. It doesn’t aim for brute-force orgasms or endless modes — it’s focused, beautifully crafted, and oh so squishy. The texture and feel alone make it worth exploring, especially if you’re sensitive, new to toys, or simply want something a little different. We were honestly a bit skeptical at first — three settings and a shape that looks more like a stress ball than a vibrator? But once in hand, it all clicked. The plush exterior, the ergonomic design, the subtle yet deep rumble — it’s clear Midori was created with care and intention. That said, it’s not going to be everyone’s go-to. Power-seekers might be underwhelmed, and those who prefer a precision-targeted vibe might get frustrated. But if you’re after hands-free potential, elegance, and a unique, body-conscious design, it’s a standout piece. Also, we have to give props to how discreet it is. Sitting on its charging pad, it doesn’t scream sex toy — it whispers luxury wellness. If you’re curious about soft-touch pleasure and want to explore sensations that lean into delicacy over intensity, Midori could be your next favorite companion. Oh, and if you’ve made it this far — don’t miss our deep dive into how we tested it, how it compares to other vibes, and why we think it might be the best thing for sensitive days. 😉

This is a nice, smooth silicone vibrator! It's extremely soft and squishy. This lets you apply pressure and roll it around as you please.