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The Hot Octopuss Atom is a premium cock ring that offers more than most of its counterparts. With 5 different vibration modes and the ability to be used and enjoyed by both during partner play, makes it a great option.

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!

This originally was going to be a review saying how much I hated this toy and all the negative things that I didn't like...Instead, with a better mindset, I went back, re-tested and reviewed the Quickshot, and ultimately re-wrote the entire review. The Mia Malkova Quickshot differs from its full sized versions being only about 4 inches long and is a compact reinterpretation of the textures in the full sized units. It offers a versatile, engaging experience that despite some flaws keeps pace with the full sized versions, and in some ways exceeds them. Overall its a product that I can get behind and particularly at its cheap price, really recommend.

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. 😅

A fantastic toy for a fair price. Weather you're new to using wands in play or just want another for your collection you wont be disappointed and extra bonus comes in a range of colors to suit your aesthetics

Mia Malkova’s Double Delight in a Tiny Tube Karl here, and I’ll be real — this one’s not my type. I grabbed the Quickshot Mia Malkova hoping for some easy fun and a boost to my Handy collection, and while it had its moments, it mostly left me feeling… well, loud, distracted, and underwhelmed. It looks hot - transparent, double entry, and based on a top-tier pornstar - but let’s just say not all that glows is gold. Still, if you’re curious about dual-entry Quickshots or want to test how much loud squelching you can mentally block out, you might be in for an interesting ride. 😅 Read on if you’re into tiny textures, big sounds, and trying new angles — literally. 😉