Ophoria finger vibe - finger massager discontinued by Lover's Choice Inc. - review by Paint

This is a cheap and easy vibrator, one setting, discreet size. It's good enough, and that's about the most you can say about it. I really wanted to like it more and tried it in a variety of settings, but it's a really meh sort of toy. The material is soft and easy to clean, the finger band is flexible and stretchable. It is quiet, nearly impossible to hear under covers, mostly because the vibration is so low.

I was mostly disappointed with this vibrator, however. The soft material attracts lint and pet hair like a magnet. I haven't been comfortable setting it down on a bed or carpet unless I am finished using it or expect to wipe it down before using it. Also, the surface has the name of the brand printed in raised letters. Other reviewers noted this, but indicated that they didn't feel the raised lettering during use -- I could feel it. I have found the logo to be distracting and even painful when rubbed over sensative genitalia or nipples. In addition, the on/off switch is placed directly under your finger when using the finger band and it is SENSITIVE. I have had the vibrator switch off in mid-use or the power cuts off and you have to shake or hit the toy to get it working again. This happened more in the beginning and has happened less recently, but it does occasionally shut off. I've given up putting my finger all the way through the band as directed and hook my finger through instead to keep from accidentally pressing the button.

All in all, I was a bit disappointed by the versitility of this vibrator. It's not a failure, and it was cheap enough that I don't regret the purchase, but a disappointment none the less. I like my toys to be simple and fool-proof. This toy requires a bit of effort, and I can't see it becoming a go-to toy.

Like I said, I found the on/off switch easy to bump accidentally when you use the finger band. I'd recomend either not using the band at all or hooking your finger halfway through or over the top of the band to get a grip without relying on the inner surface where the button is.