Symphony Rhapsody - traditional vibrator discontinued by Evolved Novelties - review by layla70s

I like the material TPR [https://www.edenfantasys.com/info/sexuality-articles/tpr] clear but not smelly like other jelly toys, firm enough to take a beating, it's easy to keep clean and never gets sticky or tacky. I have had mine for over six months and have used both silicone and water soluble lubes and have washed it with toy cleaner and other soaps like shampoo and bath soap. My other rubber or jelly toys can get sticky or sting after the abuse I put them through, but not this one. The batteries are easy to replace and last a good long time. There are no dials to wear out or wires to break. It is quiet even on the highest speed and unlike some bendable toys, my Purple Fluttering toy is still firm enough to make me feel everyone of the three distinct vibration settings.

I love it on my clit, the easy to hit button that changes speeds when I expect it and when I don't, this can be a nice distraction when I am alone or with a partner. It is covered with bumps and waves so I don't have to be still to get it on "the right spot" because the vibration carries through the jelly like material. I like to use it vaginally as a warm up or to enhance clitoral sensations during intercourse. When paired up with a stationary dildo it works great as clit bumping side car or just a second hand addition.

My "Evolved" man is pleasantly surprised with more that just a finger anally from time to time and the tapered flexible end isn't too invading for anal play, actually with the right amount of lube the tapered end has mistaken for a tongue. With the variable speeds and a condom, we both have enjoyed using this Symphony Rhapsody by Evolved [https://www.edenfantasys.com/vibrators/traditional-vibrators/symphony-rhapsody] fun bumpy toy for that additional anal buzz.

I think Symphony Rhapsody Traditional Vibrator by Evolved would be a great gift for a beginner or purchased as an addition to a non vibrating toy.