Neo - vibrating penis ring by Vibratex - review by cl0uder

When I first received the Neo cock ring, I was very excited to try it out. A toy that will allow hands free stimulation of the clit is a wonderful addition to the toy box. I unwrapped the package and found a nice little plastic case holding my new arrival. After opening the tricky little plastic box, I examined the jelly cock ring for the ON switch. This is when I noticed that it had two switches. An on switch that provides a constant vibration, and a pressure switch on the tip with the nubs which activates when pressed and stops when depressed.

After learning how to operate the vibe, I wanted to know how I can access it when the time came to change the batteries. I looked at the end opposite the pressure switch and found a round opening filled with a round plug. After reading the included instructions I learned that this was to be pulled out to allow access to the vibe. This is when it struck me that this provided a nearly waterproof seal allowing this toy to go aquatic. I was thrilled.

Completing my inspection, I tried the ring on and clicked the ON switch. I felt a faint vibration coming from it and thought to myself, maybe all of the vibration power is being sent to the nubs for clitoral stimulation. I depressed the ON switch and tapped the front pressure switch to see how hard it would need to be pressed to switch on the vibrations. It turns out to be not very hard, but then I noticed the vibrations coming off the nubby end was not that strong either. I concluded that the wife would be the judge on whether the Neo was strong enough to please her. To the bedroom we go.

As things start to heat up, I slide the Neo on and press the ON switch. As before I'm feeling very little vibrations but continue just the same. After a few minutes, I ask her if she is feeling anything worth mentioning, but she comes up empty. I try turning the vibe off and give the pressure switch a try... still no help. It seems that the mini-vibe is only producing mini-vibrations that are just not strong enough to add any stimulation.