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This naughty little Venus Butterfly has some ulterior motives. Instead of simply giving your G-spot a little vibe, the butterfly's little antennae offer some fun by being affected perfectly by the vibrating shaft. If you're looking for a smaller-sized toy with much to offer, this little bug from Calexotics Connect should be on your shopping list. It's a simple design, but it's one that honestly does more than you'd expect from it at first glance.

I absolutely recommend getting one. If you’ve ever thought about adding something a little more quirky to your collection. The bumps and ridges are noticeable enough for this to be something that none of my other current toys can provide, the suction cup is actually decent, AND it’s strap-on harness compatible!

This toy seemed really nice out of the package, but since it didn't stimulate the clitoris, I didn't get off properly. The design of the antenna sticking out of you was strange and would get in the way of using a clitoral toy. The best part of this toy was watching my husband win at 2048 on the app. This one was a bust unfortunately!

Ever wondered what it’d feel like to strap a motorcycle engine to your manhood? Well, saddle up because the M1 from Tingon is about to take you for a ride. This isn’t your average bedside gadget; it’s a mechanical fever dream packed into a device that looks like it was designed by someone who builds café racers in their spare time. Let’s talk movement, because the M1 isn’t just here to look cool. It offers single-direction rotation and a retracting stroke motion that pulls back like it’s revving for another pass. It’s not just motion…it’s mechanical choreography! Visually, this thing’s a trip. With those motorcycle-style handles and ergonomic build, it honestly wouldn’t look out of place in a Mad Max garage. It’s a strange little marvel, and once you get your hands on it, you might find yourself tempted to yell “vroom vroom” just for the full effect.

I have to say Pure Envy has strange names for their toys, Serenity Stick, Stephanie, and Tiffany are not things I would ever call my toys. I don't even think I'd name them something masculine unless it was ironic or kinda funny like a large penis named Jerome or Billy Club. Fun fact, my very first actual dildo was named Big Poppa P because it was big and pink and I thought it was funny. I was highly uncomfortable with the thought of using it when I first got it and that name helped take the edge off a bit, but sleeping with a Stephanie... Naaaaaw. I can kiss an actual girl named Stephanie all day long, but still can't picture sleeping with one of any type, let alone one with such a funky smell! The Pure Envy Stephanie is the smelliest toy I've come across and yet I can't put my finger on what it is that it smells like... like freshly made Barbie accessories, or a failed attempt at smelly erasers.... just funky rubbery weird ass plastic odor. I've wiped it with a scented sanitary cloth, super scrubbed it, used it, super scrubbed it again and it still stinks like whatever weird plastic funk that is. The first time I opened the box was shocking... and thought it was burnt rubber but I don't know!! Regardless of her smell, Stephanie has 10 intensities and 10 modes, but it's her way or the highway as the two features aren't separately controlled like the Lovense Osci 3 but controlled by one button and cycle through a weird set of modes. The only enjoyable part for me personally was picking one of the first 3 settings and finding the intensity that felt the best. Her button layout annoys my OCD and Pure Envy seems to LOVE leaving information out on their site and in the manual as there is NO run time or charge time provided in the manual or on the site. I'm sure Stephanie might be the girl for someone out there, but she's definitely NOT my type.

After spending time with the Yeloly Whitney torso doll, I can honestly say the overall experience has been exceptionally satisfying and not just physically. From unboxing to actual use and maintenance, every step felt thoughtfully designed and well-executed. The realism and texture of the silicone were standout features. It felt soft, warm, and incredibly lifelike against my skin. The internal structure was detailed and stimulating, offering just the right amount of resistance and sensation. Nothing felt artificial or clunky just natural and immersive. It was also clear that this product was made with durability and safety in mind. No strange odors, no skin irritation, and no cheap materials. Everything about it felt body-safe, hypoallergenic, and hygienic, and the cleaning process was super straightforward. I never felt overwhelmed by care or maintenance it’s just a quick wash, dry, and it’s ready again. From a usability standpoint, it stayed in place, was easy to position, and didn’t interrupt the flow of things. There was no awkward shifting or slipping, which made the whole experience more relaxed and connected. The discreet packaging and unboxing were also a big win. It didn’t feel embarrassing or risky to receive in the mail, and the doll arrived in perfect condition. Everything I needed was included, with no unnecessary clutter or extras. And as far as value goes, I really believe it delivers more than its cost. The quality, the performance, and the realism all add up to something that feels like it should be more expensive. I’d gladly purchase it again and would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a premium torso doll without breaking the bank. Final Verdict: The Yeloly torso doll hits the sweet spot between realism, ease of use, comfort, and value. It doesn’t feel like a novelty—it feels like a well-made.