Royal wave review

I bought this product at first glance because it was endorsed by Sue Johansen from Talk Sex with Sue. I had been looking for a silicone G-spot vibrator and this one caught my eye. However, upon using the vibe, I realized it wasn’t all it was made out to be. The shape, which at first seems fun, turned out to be a hassle to get inside of myself. When inserted fully, the little wave tip, which I assumed was for the G-spot stimulation, got caught on my pubic bone. I had to push hard to get it inserted and had to yank it out afterwards (something I don’t really like to do after I come). Since the first couple of tries, I have only been using it for external stimulation, for which it does the trick.

The vibration had a very wide range; however, it used up batteries fast and tended to not be reliable in steadiness. The perks of this vibe is that it is silicone, which is very easy to clean and doesn’t harbor bacteria. Also, it is smooth (like a wave, I guess) and works well for external/clitoral stimulation. The noise factor wasn’t too much of an issue; at low speeds it is pretty quite, but once you turn up the power (especially at the maximum speed), it sounds as if all the plastic in the battery compartment is banging together, creating quite a racket. I usually keep the speed right below that maximum point, where the noise isn’t obtrusive.

This was the first vibrator, of any kind, that I bought and overall, it has done the job of bringing me to climax every time I use it. If you are looking just for external or clitoral stimulation (which is what this vibe does best), it is a little pricey and awkward to use as such.