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Uma

G-spot vibrator by Je Joue

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Uma is a brand new G-spotting vibrator from Je Joue, and one hell of a formidable opponent for others of its kind. It boasts surprisingly powerful vibrations for its size, not to mention a rumbling frequency that penetrates deeply. Whether this is used externally, or for its intended purpose as an insertable vibrator, this toy will not disappoint in its performance. If you can forgive its challenging buttons, you'll surely fall for Uma!
Published: December 13, 2011
Pros:
Non-porous, rechargeable, powerful, deep and rumbly vibrations, G-spot curve, convenient handle
Cons:
Buttons are extremely difficult to press, can't be turned off quickly, a bit too firm
Rating by reviewer:
4
extremely useful review

Use

Je Joue's Uma is a hooked vibrator that is designed for deep and penetrating G-spot massage. The gradual curve may not look like much, but combined with the firm material, it delivers deliciously unrelenting pressure. Though this vibrator is intended for internal stimulation, it works well as a clitoral stimulator. The long handle allows for comfortable maneuvering and loads of control over your technique. The frequency of the vibrations also makes this toy suitable for pin point body massage, as it won't itch, tickle or desensitize the flesh. Use your Uma on nipples, breasts, the neck and even knots in the back. The lengthy handle makes reaching tough gnarled muscles in your neck and shoulders remarkably easy. This toy is somewhat flared, and could probably be used safely for anal use. However, if it becomes too slick with lubricant, it could be easy to lose grip and for the toy to be drawn into the rectum. If you use this anally, exercise caution and maintain a good grip.

Material / Texture

As is customary for many luxury, silicone vibrators, the Uma is rather inflexible. A thin membrane of 100% silicone covers a firm skeleton of motors and framework. There are no protrusions, contours or texture, however; the silicone membrane is smooth, matte, almost powdery feeling. Unfortunately, there is absolutely no flexibility to the toy and no give to it. If you prefer plush, life-like vibrators, this is not the toy for you! And though Uma may not give you a realistic feeling, it does provide a lot of stimulation due to its density. The firm material offers pinpoint, highly pressured massage that lovers of rigorous G-spot stimulation will love. This also makes the Uma a great toy for G-spot newbies, as the pressure helps you be sure you've found what you're looking for.

Design / Shape / Size

The shape of this vibrator is not extreme, or even much to look at upon a cursory once-over. Its curve is slight, gradually sloping, rather than sharp and severe. Uma actually looks quite a lot like the LELO Liv to me in its shape, just a bit longer and thicker. Those that love abrupt C-shaped insertable toys may not find the kind of angles they'd prefer in this one. But, don't underestimate Uma's ability to hit a G-spot that favors firm and direct contact. As mentioned above, the density of this material compensates from some of what is lacking in terms of the curve.

Perhaps one of my favorite aspects of Uma's design is that it incorporates the shape of the Mimi into its form. One of Mimi's strengths was its flat, elliptical design. This made it easy to hold and apply to the areas where you wanted stimulation. Uma uses the very same flat, elliptical shape to act as its handle. This handle tapers into a long, thin shaft which flares out a bit toward the head. This allows plenty of length to hit most G-spots, and a decent amount of room to grip your toy and gain leverage. All told, the Uma is a bit over 7" long, but only about 4.5" of that can be comfortably inserted and manipulated. Uma is a bit over an inch in diameter at its widest point, and can be considered a moderately sized toy. It would be appropriate for most beginners.

Functions / Performance / Controls

The controls are perhaps the biggest shortcoming of the Uma. At the base of the toy, we find nearly the same set of buttons as on the Mimi. Je Joue has added a separate mode button marked by a tilda (~) that is located between a plus (+) and minus (-) symbol. Naturally, to turn your toy on, depress the (+) symbol until your toy begins to rumble at its lowest steady, continuous speed. The (+) symbol can be pressed again to cycle up through the increasingly powerful continuous speeds. If you would like to go back to a less intense speed, depress the (-) symbol until you reach the speed desired. At this point, you may press the (~) symbol to cycle through the seven patterns. The intensity of vibration during these patterns can be adjusted at any time with the (+) and (-) buttons.

While these buttons are pretty straight forward in how they meant to operate, they fall flat in their execution. As with the troublesome Mimi, the Uma's buttons are extraordinarily difficult to get working. To date, I have never once gotten my Uma to turn on upon the first try. Usually, I press the buttons three or even four times before it activates. These buttons are tiny, contiguous, sticky, and require a lot of pressure in order to be depressed. On one hand, this means this toy will not accidentally be activated in storage (though it has a lock.) However, this makes using it often frustrating. I love my Uma, and the frustration is always worth it. But, it's disappointing that such an expensive toy has such an easily fixable problem that causes so much difficulty.

Uma is powerful, and it sounds like it, too. When inserted, the sound is muffled significantly, but if you are using it externally? You'll hear it through the covers, and depending on the layout of your house, possibly though a closed door. It's not Hitachi loud, but hardly whisper quiet. The vibrations themselves, as noted above, are very rumbly and penetrating. On the highest setting, this toy has quite a lot of power packed into its modest dimensions. It's not as powerful as some of the wand-style massagers out there, but in my estimation, it really does begin to approach that strength. If nothing but the Hitachi works for you, this isn't going to get you where you're going. But, the strength of this should be able to accommodate a wide range of preferences, barring that extreme.

Care and Maintenance

You can clean your Uma very easily, due to the fact that it's non-porous and waterproof. You can effectively sanitize the surface of your toy by using a 10% bleach solution or antibacterial toy wipe. Because the silicone does not have pores, it cannot absorb bacteria below its surface. Therefore, if you thoroughly clean the surface, your toy will be good to go. For every day cleaning, antibacterial soap and warm water will work just fine. Do not put your toy in boiling water or a dishwasher, as this will damage the electrical components.

Silicone may warp, melt or otherwise compromise soft materials like jelly, rubber, silicone composites and others. When storing with soft materials other than 100% silicone, keep your Uma separated in a toy pouch of plastic Ziploc bag. Uma is compatible with oil and water based lubes; do not use silicone lubricants with this toy.
This product was provided free of charge to the reviewer. This review is in compliance with the FTC guidelines.
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chantal coopette (verified)

great review thanks!

Apr 18, 11:34 am
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Thank you for the fantastic review and video.

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  • Durability
    • How long does it last?
    • Quote: How long does it last?
      If you're asking about the lifespan of the vibrator, as in, how many years, it's a high quality vibrator and should last for many years, as long as it's well cared for, not overcharged, and depending on how much you use it. If you're asking about how long it will last on a charge, you should read reviews. There should be lots of info in them.
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  • Unsteady vibrations
    • I've been reading through the Uma reviews and this is the only reviewer I've noticed talking about a "temperamental motor" and unsteady vibrations that seem to vary not only when pressure is applied but "when they feel like it". Does this user have a defective model or is this something common to the Uma that has just not been noted in other reviews somehow? Has anyone else noted unsteady vibrations in their Uma?
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  • Uma vs Gigi
    • Curious about this... if you have both the Gigi and the Uma, can you give a little comparison? I am curious about the almost hook like shape on the Gigi in comparison to the more traditional g-spot head.

      Merci buttocks!
      w
    • Quote: Curious about this... if you have both the Gigi and the Uma, can you give a little comparison? I am curious about the almost hook like shape on the Gigi in comparison to the more traditional g-spot head.

      Merci buttocks!
      w
      Uma is stronger than Gigi by far. I haven't found any toy that allows me to climax vaginally yet, but I use UMA for external stimulation and am able to climax that way.
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  • Uma -vs- Mona
    • Both are similar design, girth and insert-able length. The uma's buttons have been discussed already. So the edge on the control panel goes to Mona. The uma is waterproof though. Who has both and can review them, side by side. I imagine the charge and use time is similar. I suppose it comes down to vibration patterns & strength. What about warranty differences? These toys are so close in every respect.
    • Quote: Both are similar design, girth and insert-able length. The uma's buttons have been discussed already. So the edge on the control panel goes to Mona. The uma is waterproof though. Who has both and can review them, side by side. I imagine the charge and use time is similar. I suppose it comes down to vibration patterns & strength. What about warranty differences? These toys are so close in every respect.
      Ohhhh.... I am keen on this too!!! I've been looking at the Uma and Mona... and I've read all the points you brought up. But I'd love to see them side by side to get more of an idea!!!
    • I like the Mona better. Better controls. The intensity is probably the same
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  • Uma buttons
    • hi all! i'm curous about people's thoughts on the button ... i tried them out in a store and my girlfriend and i agreed they seemed a little tough to push. would imagine this is even more of a problem in the heat of things! some of the reviews confirmed my fears on this, but i really love the feel, rumble, and patterns of the uma so i'd love to hear whether or not people think its worth the control issues, and/or if there is a comparable product in anyone's opinion. i should add that i dont find the hook of the g-ki particularly appealing, but perhaps the settings are comparable?
    • From what I've heard, the G-Ki is a bit weaker.

      Just my opinion, but I wouldn't let the buttons be a deciding factor or issue. They're not an issue to me, and they do "break in" with use. The pattern button is kind of a pain, but I admit, I never use it.

      I'm not sure what would be comparable. LELO's Liv is a similar shape, but I don't think the vibrations are the same and it's a bit weaker from what I've heard. The Vanity line is supposed to be deep and rumbly, but it's very different in form in and control (and no patterns). Form 6 has its own issues.
    • Quote: From what I've heard, the G-Ki is a bit weaker.

      Just my opinion, but I wouldn't let the buttons be a deciding factor or issue. They're not an issue to me, and they do "break in" with use. The pattern button is kind of a pain, but I admit, I never use it.

      I'm not sure what would be comparable. LELO's Liv is a similar shape, but I don't think the vibrations are the same and it's a bit weaker from what I've heard. The Vanity line is supposed to be deep and rumbly, but it's very different in form in and control (and no patterns). Form 6 has its own issues.
      Thanks, Chirple!

      What troubles you about the pattern button? I'm particularly intrigued by the patterns so it would matter to me how user friendly they are.

      The Form 6 certainly doesn't have the same wonderful smooth feel as the Uma, but what other thoughts do you have on its comparability to the Uma?
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  • Je Joue releases the Uma!
    • Opinions on the shape? Form factor? Excited to get one?
    • Je Joue rocks. I'm getting one of these. Just debating if I'm ordering tomorrow or when the Ran comes back in stock.
    • I think the shape looks great! Not sure whether or not I want this or the G-Ki. Going to wait for reviews.
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