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This is my first real “meh” review, and unfortunately, it goes to Luxus. I wanted to love it—the concept is clever, and the packaging, materials, and marketing all promise a techy, sensual couples’ experience. But in practice? It felt a little clunky, overly complicated, and ultimately underwhelming. The vibrations are on the buzzy, light side, and the “synced movement = synced pleasure” idea only works if you keep things in constant motion (no pauses allowed). That can put a damper on spontaneity, comfort, and a relaxed connection. On top of that, relying on adhesive stickers or a separate harness to keep the vibrator in place adds an extra layer of hassle. If you’re curious about tech-forward toys, Luxus might still pique your interest. Just know that, for me, it doesn’t quite deliver the smooth, hands-free fun it promises. There are simpler, more reliable toys that hit harder, feel deeper, and let you focus on pleasure instead of choreography. This is a flashy, ambitious idea—but one that doesn’t fully translate into a seamless experience. That said, it could still be fun for adventurous couples willing to experiment and work with its quirks.

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!

I have to say, the Satisfyer Pro 2 Modern Blossom surprised me in the best way possible. It's pricier than my beginner purchases, but the quality difference is very noticeable. I’ve never tried suction toys before and I’ve heard negative sentiments about it but I’m glad I did not let that stop me from giving it a try. It just creates a completely different sensation compared to traditional vibrators, which has allowed me to explore new positions and techniques I hadn't considered before. What really stands out is the intensity of the experience—the orgasms, I notice, are much stronger and longer-lasting. I'm talking about the kind where you feel pleasant aftershocks for several minutes afterward. There's something quite remarkable about that lingering sensation that my old toys never quite achieved. And let's talk about the design—it's genuinely beautiful. The rose aesthetic is visually appealing and adds a certain poetic quality to the experience. The durability also sets this device apart from my previous ones. My earlier wand vibrators seemed to work well initially but later, they deteriorated in both power and functionality. The Satisfyer Pro 2 Modern Blossom, however, maintains consistent performance session after session. It's intuitive to use despite some minor interface issues I'll mention later, and the variety of intensity settings lets you discover what works best for you. The compact size also makes it less intimidating than some larger, more complex options on the market. For anyone looking for a reliable, well-made suction toy that won't break the bank, this is definitely worth considering.

This toy from Funzze is incredibly... fun. It's literally a 3-in-1 contraption, which is crazy to even think about. I will say that the caveat in that is the 3-in-1 "functions" work so far apart from one another. So instead of feeling three things at once, you're given the choice to feel 3 different things from 1 toy. Still, I loved the oscillations and the thrusting. The suction part of the toy could use some improvements in a future design. But did I have fun with this thing? Totally!