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The Satisfyer Dual Pleasure offers powerful air pulse and vibration features in a sleek, app-enabled toy. With 11 pulse speeds and 11 vibration patterns, it provides a customizable experience that can be enhanced via the app. The wide opening ensures comfort, and its waterproof design makes it easy to clean. It's perfect for long-distance play or solo sessions.

The Womanizer OG offers a unique blend of air pulsation and G-spot stimulation with its flexible, curved design. While the air pulsation on the G-spot may feel subtle for some, it adds an intriguing layer to the experience. With customizable vibration and air pulsation settings, this quiet and waterproof toy is ideal for users seeking versatile, gentle stimulation.

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. 😑

The plusOne Air Pulsing Arouser is marketed as an air pulse clitoral stimulator. But in my experience, it doesn’t live up to that claim. Unlike similar products in this category, the plusOne Air Pulsing Arouser lacks actual pulsing functionality. Instead, it’s essentially a vibrator with a clitoris-friendly shape. While there are positives – such as ergonomic design and gentle sensations – it falls short in several areas. The waterproof claim is misleading, as submerging it in water noticeably impacted its performance. Cleaning is also challenging, as fluids can easily get trapped in the rim and charging port. Typically priced around $45 USD, it’s an affordable option for those who want to venture beyond a traditional bullet vibrator. However, it doesn’t deliver the distinct sensations I’d expect from a proper air pulse device. I’d recommend investing a little more money for a higher-quality product that genuinely offers what it claims.

I think there are many kinds of sex toy users. I prefer strong vibrations; if a toy can rattle my pelvis, I’m down. On the other hand, a good friend of mine loves vibrations, but gets overstimulated easily. She needs a toy whose whole intensity range lives between a 1 and a 4. I would recommend the Svakom Pulse Lite Neo. This is a beautifully built toy with very high-quality materials, a sleek design, and is simple to use. Does it pack a punch? Absolutely not. Is it still a quality toy? Yes. There are toys out there that leave a lot to be desired. When it comes to the Svakom Pulse Lite Neo, this toy checks so many boxes that I hesitate to complain. Instead, I think it has a specific audience. If you like suction vibrators but need one with milder intensities, this is the toy for you. Otherwise, keep shopping, there are better toys out there.

The Womanizer Duo 2 impresses with its dual stimulation capabilities, allowing independent control of both the G-spot and clitoral air pulse functions. With multiple intensity options and innovative features like the afterglow function and smart silence, it delivers a versatile, powerful, and discreet experience. Its waterproof design and eco-friendly packaging add to the overall appeal.

This award winning design is cute as heck, but also really comfortable to hold for someone like me, who has nerve damage in their hand! The Satisfyer Orca is not the strongest air-pulse toy, but it is well made. In my opinion the toy is not strong enough to give you that feeling of "omg my clit is being suctioned off!" I think this makes for an excellent gift for anyone who wants gentle suction and likes cute designs. It's got an IPX7 rating, which means you can take it into the bath or shower with you. It's got both suction and air-pulse technology, and you're able to use the motors together or separately, though I don't find the vibrations powerful enough to use on their own.

I’ve got really mixed feelings about the plusOne Heart Throb. On one hand, it’s fun and approachable. The heart shape makes it feel cute instead of intimidating, and the silicone is soft enough that I trust it on my skin. I like that it’s waterproof and rechargeable, so it’s not a hassle to clean or maintain. And I won’t lie: when the stars align and I get the angle right, the orgasms are no joke. Fast, powerful, sometimes overwhelming in a way that makes me laugh after because it feels ridiculous how quickly it worked. On those nights, it feels like a bargain for the price. But then there are the other nights. The nights where it feels buzzy instead of rumbly, where I can’t quite find the right spot, or where it takes me close but doesn’t quite finish the job. Those sessions are frustrating, and that’s when the toy feels more cheap than charming. It doesn’t always live up to its own hype. The unboxing was fine functional but not exciting and honestly, I wish it came with a storage pouch because silicone picks up dust like crazy. Little things like that make it feel less premium. So is it worth the fifty bucks? For me, yes and no. I wouldn’t rush out to buy it again, but I don’t regret having it either. I see it as more of a starter toy, a way to dip your toes into air-pulse vibes without dropping a couple hundred dollars. I’d recommend it to someone curious and playful, who’s okay with a bit of trial and error. But if you’re looking for a rock-solid, always-reliable, luxury-level experience, this isn’t it. It’s not my ride-or-die, it’s my wild-card. Sometimes it’s a letdown, sometimes it blows me out of the water.

The Pulse Solo Interactive—a collaboration between Hot Octopuss and Kiiroo—is unlike any interactive male sex toy that you’ve tried before. While I love the various automated stroker machines that are available now, more often than not I play with a vibrator instead. Sure, it’s not a “realistic” sensation, but it can be more intense and better for playing with a partner. It’s a lot easier to tease with a vibrator than an automated stroker. What’s so special about the Pulse Solo Interactive? Note that vibrations on your penis can be an acquired taste. If you’re not sure if it’ll be right for you, it might be worth having a go with a much cheaper wand vibrator first, just to get a feel for things.

This is not a vibrator, it's an air pulse toy! Which offers a unique feeling from a vibrator. It creates a heightened sensitivity that feels great. The buttons are well-placed. The touch-free orgasm feeling is definitely something to be experienced.

If you have been following my reviews you will have noticed that I have a preference for electronic masturbators and when I came across the Hot Octopus Pulse 4 Duo - couples vibrator, I couldn't wait to give it a go. A bit of background first - The thinking behind this toy is that is it designed for every body and can be used in multiple situations from general solo use, for those who suffer from erectile disfunction, couples who are looking to spice up their foreplay or those who cannot have penetrative sex due to pain or conditions like endometriosis. It really tries to tick all the boxes for sexual pleasure. Unfortunately, while it did provide some of the most intense vibrations I have felt in a toy yet, I found the couples side was lacking. Pain and pressure were unavoidable and its use was somewhat awkward - it was especially let down by an unresponsive and buggy remote! Thankfully when used solo the Duo was mostly redeemed with its strong vibrations producing intense and quick orgasms. Read through the rest of my review to find out all the details!

The Harmonix Duo Pulse Couples Vibrator takes intimacy to new heights with its innovative design, shared sensations, and app-enabled control which offers endless possibilities for connection, exploration, and dual satisfaction. Priced at just $69.99 on the brand’s official website after discounts, it delivers exceptional value and premium features at an unbeatable price.

I genuinely loved the Good Vibes Radiant Rose more than I expected to. Since this was my first time trying a suction-style toy, I wasn’t sure how I’d feel about air-pulse stimulation. I also tend to be skeptical of novelty-shaped vibes, but this one genuinely delivered. The suction sensation feels very different from traditional vibration. Instead of buzzy surface stimulation, the Radiant Rose creates a focused, rhythmic pulsing around the clitoris. I found the mid-to-high settings to be the most satisfying, offering strong intensity without tipping into discomfort. I’ll definitely be keeping it in regular rotation, especially for quick, focused solo sessions when I want something efficient and powerful. At around $70, I think the Good Vibes Radiant Rose offers solid value for its design and performance, especially since it frequently goes on sale. Just keep in mind that cleaning requires a little extra attention due to the layered petal texture. This toy is ideal for users who enjoy targeted clitoral stimulation or are curious about suction toys. If you prefer deep, rumbly internal vibration, this may not be your go-to style. The Good Vibes Radiant Rose appears to be made from body-safe silicone. Use water-based lubricant only when pairing with silicone toys. Because of the detailed petal design, rinse thoroughly after use and make sure to clean inside the folds carefully. Allow it to fully dry before storing.

The Trojan Finger Tip Vibrator is a lightweight, one button toy that’s made from soft silicone, so it feels good against the skin—but don’t expect it to blow your britches off. The material itself is hygienic (easy to clean) and body-safe, and the ribbed design offers a nice tactile sensation when you touch it. However, getting that smooth, glide-worthy play experience does require a bit more effort, so you’ll definitely want to use a generous amount of lube. Now, let’s talk about the finger loop. This is where things get a little tricky. The loop can be a bit fidgety, and if your fingers aren’t the perfect fit, the toy can wobble during use. For smaller hands (like mine), it’s a little more awkward to keep it in place, which can be a bit frustrating when you’re trying to stay in the moment. A more adjustable loop or better grip would’ve made this design a lot more user-friendly. The single-speed vibration is another area where this toy falls short. It’s definitely more of a gentle hum than the intense buzz that’s advertised. If you’re looking for something to really pack a punch, this won’t do the trick. It’s more about teasing and warming up, so it’s a great option for light, easy play (plus side its quiet). Another thing to keep in mind is the battery situation. While it’s convenient to pop in button cells, they can add up over time, which is something to think about if you plan on using this regularly.

Our Most Mixed Feelings Yet: Deep Vibes, Shallow Compatibility 😅 The Pulse III Duo was our first-ever couple’s toy — and we really wanted to love it. In theory, it’s a brilliant concept: two motors, two zones of stimulation, and that signature PulsePlate promising deep, thumping vibrations. And in solo use? It kind of lives up to the hype. Those pulses are intense, immersive, and offer a different kind of orgasm than most toys. But as a couples toy? Meh. It’s too bulky, the external motor doesn’t deliver enough for her, and trying to share space with it in the heat of the moment felt more clumsy than sexy. Add a battery that gave up early and a PulsePlate that short-circuits under pressure (literally), and you’ve got a toy that just didn’t stay in our rotation for long. Still, if you’re curious about the Pulse tech or love the idea of deep, slow solo sessions — there’s definitely something here for you. We just wish it had aged better and hit the mark on both sides of the Duo. Think the Pulse III Duo might still be for you? Keep reading — we break it all down, from first impressions to long-term love (or disappointment). 👀 And yes — forgive the photos. 😂 This toy’s been through some things with us. It may not be fresh out of the box, but hey, neither are we. 😅