Comparing G-Spot Toys

Ben's G-Spot Smoothie- It sort of works as intended. After inserting 2-AAA batteries (not included, of course), I pressed the button, nothing happened. Pressed again and voila!- vibration!. The vibration works fine except for one setting where it vibrates, then whines, then vibrates. It's almost as if there are multiple vibrators and one isn't working. I just skip this setting and am happy with all other uses.

Sugar Drop- Exactly as described. It is made of 100% silicone. There are no defects in the entire surface of the toy. The included clear stand is also flawlessly manufactured.

The Rock Chick didn't fit and the silicone was too thick to be able to feel the vibrations from the included RO 80mm bullet.

It didn't work as intended because every woman's anatomy is different, I think it needs a redesign, more pliable silicone, and a shorter insertable length.

The Dream Massager G stimulated my g-spot and was incredibly powerful in the process. I could feel the vibrations in my ass and the mattress.

Ben's G-Spot Smoothie- This was easy to insert (with a little lubricant- the material does have some grab to it) and was surprising easy to hit my g-spot with. I'm a little deeper than most women, and the length on the this toy allows me to easily reach my g-spot and women who are shallower won't have a problem either. The head of the toy provides solid pressure to the g-spot that is enhanced with vibrations.

Sugar Drop- Well. It seemed like a good toy, with a shape similar to that of my beloved Ella, I wanted to try this brightly colored toy. Sadly- it is HUGE! Once I got it inserted (lots of water based lubricant was used), I found it's large flat head just didn't provide enough pressure but rather just provided diffuse pressure to my entire anterior vaginal wall!

The Waterproof Slender Probe didn't hit my G-spot AT ALL. I tried it every way imaginable, even after a G-spot orgasm with another toy, and it still did not stimulate my G-spot. Failure.

The Rock Chick was DIFFICULT to insert.

It hit my cervix as opposed to my g-spot.

Why? Once the toy is inserted, it opens into an L-shape. The toy stretches out to 6" as opposed to the 4" as advertised and it slides all the way into the back of your vagina as opposed to the front wall where your g-spot is.

The Curve failed as a G-spot toy, at least for my anatomy. The bump was painful, and the flexibility of the silicone made it really difficult for me to thrust with it. Definitely cannot get a G-spot orgasm out of that toy.

Same thing for the Waterproof Slender Probe, which is also plastic.

Ben's G-Spot Smoothie- This is also made of plastic. Just use caution, as this toy is not labeled as waterproof and I wouldn't risk immersing it or running water near the battery compartment.

Sugar Drop- This toy is made of 100% silicone. If you won't be sharing, soap and water is okay. If you'd like to share this either wipe down with a 10% bleach solution (rinse after), boil (3-10 minutes), or run in the dishwasher (top rack, no soap).

The Curve is 100% silicone and so can be boiled, run through the dishwasher, or wiped with a 10% bleach solution as well.

Storing the Curve is kind-of a pain in the ass. It's too big for one plastic bag, so I have to use two. It has to be stored in something like this, otherwise it will attract dust like a mofo.

The Dream Massager G can be washed with simple soap/water, sprayed with toy cleaner, or wiped down with rubbing alcohol.

Seeing as it has a rubber cote exterior, you may not want to put it directly next to other toys of similiar materials for fear of the two fusing together but so far, it's been fine being stored with my other plastic or rubber cote toys.

Ben's G-Spot Smoothie- 28.99. Worth it. It vibrates and the shape allows it to be compatible with most's anatomy.

Sugar Drop- 41.99. In my opinion, if you want a LARGE g-spot toy, this is well worth the price (it is silicone). If the size scares you away, I will continue to pimp the holy grail of g-spot toys: the Ella (36.99)

Comparing the prices could you feel a difference between the toys based on this price factor?

The Waterproof Slender Probe is $20, which is pretty cheap... but it doesn't work as a G-spot toy. So if that's why someone is going to buy it, I would advise them against it. It's okay as a small insertable vibe, but not awesome.

The Curve is a pretty steep $70. At the present moment, with my current experience with it, I don't think it's worth that price. It IS 100% silicone and has a really adorable design, but it has not wowed me enough as a G-spot toy to make the price worth it.

The Dream Massager G is well worth it's under $20 price tag. I'd probably pay more for it.

Ben's G-Spot Smoothie- A vibrating g-spot toy that I really enjoy using. It's easy to hold, hits my g-spot, and the price is realistic. I recommend this to any looking for their g-spot or for those who know where it is and want a good functioning toy.

Sugar Drop- It was just entirely too big for my vagina. The head is so large on this toy, it doesn't provide the pressure on my g-spot that I need to climax. If you know your a size queen, please look into this. All others, move along.

Was there any little quirks about the toy that totally turned you off? Could you see yourself using this toy more than once?

The Rock Chick was a major disappointment for me. It did not work for my body and instead of stimulation my g-spot, it irritated my cervix.

Not only did it not deliver a mind blowing g-spot orgasm but it didn't deliver a clitoral orgasm as the vibrations were not nearly powerful.

I am incredibly pleased with the Dream Massager G. For only $18.99 it not only stimulated my g-spot but it had extremely powerful vibrations. It's also waterproof!

The only drawback is how loud it is but that's a small sacrifice I'm willing to make.