Pandora - prostate massager by Vibratex - review by pollux

I've had Pandora for almost two months and have been trying to think of a good way to convey the essence of this toy for that long. It has been difficult, probably because using Pandora was not at all what I expected (translation: given my experience level, this toy falls flat despite its tempting appearance).

Pandora comes in a clam shell plastic case that is relatively easy to open. The batteries were pre-installed, so all you have to do is give it a quick wash and go! The blue color looks quite electrifying and the feel is rather silky considering that it is just a silicone coating.

This toy doesn't have much heft and is ideal for those wishing to be initiated into the world of anal play. A small amount of lube is all you need, and with minimal relaxation of your backdoor Pandora slides right in. This is where I decided this toy was largely a bust. Pandora has an aggressive looking curve at the very end making me think that it would aggressively press against my prostate. Unfortunately, that was not the case. That's not to say that the sensations I felt weren't good—they just were much less than what I was hoping to feel (3 on a scale of 1 to 10 with 1 being poor and 10 being amazing).

There are several vibration sequences possible from sustained subtle vibrations, sustained STRONG vibrations, and various pulsed patterns. They were all great during masturbation, but without having any true P-spot stimulation, what's the point!? (Translation: masturbation felt better with Pandora in place, but not by much).

On of the nicer things about Pandora is that it seems to stay in place with minimal effort, unlike a similar toy, Naughty Boy. That feature makes it great for sex and masturbation when you've got direct penile stimulation to hold your attention.

I initially got Pandora to compare to my Aneros Helix. Between the two, the Helix wins hands down. While Pandora has the appearance of great pleasure ready to spring forth from its angled endpoint, the Aneros has less of the angle, but definitely hits the P-spot just right, which is something that Pandora couldn't do.

In all, this is a toy I would highly recommend for a beginner, but would encourage someone with experience to stay away from.