Sweet treat - bullet discontinued by Shaki Toys - review by Ansley

Request denied, Maverick.


The Sweet Treat is a vibe I picked up as a free gift on Eden and it was perfect timing because my bullet developed a fatal short on the bullet side of the wire. Had it been in the control box, I would have fixed it and gone on my way; instead I had to toss it. So, I grabbed this adorable little toy. I was mostly intrigued by the slender length of plastic coming off of the bullet itself.

This toy is INCREDIBLY loud. I cannot even begin to tell you how loud it is. The vibrations are deep and rumbly, but it's also a battery-eater. I've already had to recharge my AA batteries twice and I've only used it a handful of times. I don't live with anyone that I have to hide my activities from, so the noise isn't a huge factor for me. It can be heard through doors, in the bathroom, under the covers...those kinds of things.

It's made out of plastic and doesn't have much of a selection as far as speeds. It's a turn-dial control and basically goes from low speed to high speed. I would say it's no different than a traditional vibrator as far as the vibrations are concerned. It's just a little more concentrated due to how short the bullet is.


That little bit that comes off the end of the bullet is super helpful in keeping a grip on the bugger. Anyone who has used a bullet knows that it is really easy for them to slip out of your hands. They're also notorious for numbing the hand during long periods of use, but I didn't have that problem with this vibe.

My favorite part about it, other than the quick and intense orgasms it produces for me is that it lights up. This is a novelty for me because I've never had a toy that you could use in the dark. It helps keep things on track, if you will.

It's not a fantastic buy, but it certainly does the job and might be worth it as a stand-by vibrator when others aren't working for you.

It's made out of plastic and can be used with all lubricants. It's not submersible in water, so just use a toy wipe or foaming toy cleaner to keep nasties off of it. It came in a small, clear plastic box that can be used for storage.

Mystery solved---it's a Christmas tree light. Yeah, this vibrator is not worth noise, the battery life or anything else. It was a lot of fun to break apart, though. Skip this and get one of the Eden bullets. Sooo much better.