I notice that the buttons on my Ina don't always respond the first time I push them...It's kind of annoying. Has anyone else had this problem with theirs or heard of this happening?
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Yes, I agree. You have to give them a purposeful push to get them to change levels. But I just figured that was because the old Lelo toys were too easy to accidentally push and cause a change.
Originally posted by
EffinSara
I noticed that, too. You just need to hold them down a teeny bit longer than you think you need to.
01/20/2010
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They don't always respond to the first push. But they still change easy enough while in the throes to jolt your experience. Then, for me, it's difficult to find your way back to the setting you had before.
Originally posted by
LikeSunshineDust
I notice that the buttons on my Ina don't always respond the first time I push them...It's kind of annoying. Has anyone else had this problem with theirs or heard of this happening?
02/10/2010
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Odd, I've never had the buttons accidentally change on me.
Originally posted by
Raven Quince
They don't always respond to the first push. But they still change easy enough while in the throes to jolt your experience. Then, for me, it's difficult to find your way back to the setting you had before.
02/10/2010
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It's likely the way I grip it. My thumb ends up pushing some random button, and zap, I'm somewhere else. It happens with GIGI too. For me, the LELO handle leaves me nowhere else to comfortably rest my thumb, so the buttons get mistakenly pushed all the time.
Originally posted by
LikeSunshineDust
Odd, I've never had the buttons accidentally change on me.
02/10/2010
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That happens to me with the Gigi but not the Ina - maybe because I think the Gigi's buttons are more sensitive.
Originally posted by
Raven Quince
It's likely the way I grip it. My thumb ends up pushing some random button, and zap, I'm somewhere else. It happens with GIGI too. For me, the LELO handle leaves me nowhere else to comfortably rest my thumb, so the buttons get mistakenly
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It's likely the way I grip it. My thumb ends up pushing some random button, and zap, I'm somewhere else. It happens with GIGI too. For me, the LELO handle leaves me nowhere else to comfortably rest my thumb, so the buttons get mistakenly pushed all the time.
02/10/2010
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ran into the same problem, sent back and have yet to run into the same problem. It's sorta hit and miss with these I think, or maybe they sold you my old one?! EWWWWWWWWWWWWW!
Originally posted by
LikeSunshineDust
I notice that the buttons on my Ina don't always respond the first time I push them...It's kind of annoying. Has anyone else had this problem with theirs or heard of this happening?
12/26/2011
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I believe this is a result of previous models of LELO toys being easy to unlock and turn on when not in use and drain the battery. My Nea and Lyla are the same way. I believe this is a LELO thing and not a product specific issue.
Originally posted by
LikeSunshineDust
I notice that the buttons on my Ina don't always respond the first time I push them...It's kind of annoying. Has anyone else had this problem with theirs or heard of this happening?
02/10/2012
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