Bang, bang!
If you're searching for your first sex toy and you're hesitant to drop a lot of money, I would heavily recommend investing in this bullet and adding on the freebie vibrators that Eden offers with each purchase. Why, you ask? It takes the cheap plastic vibrators from being just "okay" to "asdkgajsdghhhh" (which would be the sound of you losing all grasp of the English language) by giving you the gift of fantastic clitoral stimulation at the same time.Published: February 7, 2011
Pros:
It's MacGuyver-like in its versatility and touts impressive power for its size.
Cons:
It can be a little loud for those living in close quarters or with thin walls.
Follow-up commentary
2 months after original review
I've definitely run this slick puppy through one whole battery cycle, and towards the end I was beginning to get concerned. Had I grown accustomed to the bullet's vibrations? Did I abuse it so hard that it finally decided to stop working?
Nay, it was a case of the dead batteries. Believe me, you will know when the batteries start to go on this one because the vibrations gradually creep down to nothing at all. You'll feel the motor shuddering in the plastic, and it's almost as if it's straining to work half as hard as it did in the beginning. Once I caught on and fed it some fresh AAs, this little kitten wasn't just purring, it was a full-blown jungle cat.
I highly recommend getting rechargeable batteries, especially if this is your go-to bullet. You're not only going to save yourself the hassle in the long run, but you're really cheating yourself out of a mind-blowing experience if you let the juice run down on this one.
Don't leave the batteries in if you're using disposables -- Take them out after each use and I think you'll find you extend the life of your batteries just a bit more. I am hesitant to call this a battery hog, as I've been running this little powerhouse nonstop since I got it, but anything you can do to extend battery life and save yourself the money is always worth the ten seconds of hassle.
Nay, it was a case of the dead batteries. Believe me, you will know when the batteries start to go on this one because the vibrations gradually creep down to nothing at all. You'll feel the motor shuddering in the plastic, and it's almost as if it's straining to work half as hard as it did in the beginning. Once I caught on and fed it some fresh AAs, this little kitten wasn't just purring, it was a full-blown jungle cat.
I highly recommend getting rechargeable batteries, especially if this is your go-to bullet. You're not only going to save yourself the hassle in the long run, but you're really cheating yourself out of a mind-blowing experience if you let the juice run down on this one.
Don't leave the batteries in if you're using disposables -- Take them out after each use and I think you'll find you extend the life of your batteries just a bit more. I am hesitant to call this a battery hog, as I've been running this little powerhouse nonstop since I got it, but anything you can do to extend battery life and save yourself the money is always worth the ten seconds of hassle.
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Durability
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how long does it tend to last?
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Have you taken a look at any of the reviews? This is a pretty simple question and I'm sure that if you took a lot at the reviews, at least one of them could answer it for you. Please read the reviews thoroughly beforehand and only come to the forums if they do not answer your question. Good luck!
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Quote: Have you taken a look at any of the reviews? This is a pretty simple question and I'm sure that if you took a lot at the reviews, at least one of them could answer it for you. Please read the reviews thoroughly beforehand and only come to the forums if they do not answer your question. Good luck!*like*
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Is this actually quiet?
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SoxoffRoxoffI want a general consenus on the actually pitch of this vibe. There aren't any reviews. The reviewers say it's quiet. I cannot hear it in the video, but then I see a comment stating it's not. -
I haven't personally tried that one, but it's been my experience that "you get what you pay for" in the quiet department. So cheaper toys tend to be more high pitched and buzzy.
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Quote: I want a general consenus on the actually pitch of this vibe. There aren't any reviews. The reviewers say it's quiet. I cannot hear it in the video, but then I see a comment stating it's not.I haven't found this vibe's noise to be an issue at all and I live with a roommate that I am mindful of. Under covers, it should be totally undetectable. I am usually wary of cheaper vibrators because they do tend to be noisy, but I am fairly impressed with the 120mm!
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How strong is the 80mm compared to the 120mm?
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specsI'm thinking of getting the 80mm (just cause i think the 120mm is a little too big), but I couldn't find any reviews of the 80mm version on eden. Ive read other reviews that say the 80mm is a little too strong, esp. since there's only one setting. Can anyone confirm this? I know vibration strength is relative, but, in comparison to the vibrations strengths of the 120mm, where does the 80mm lie? I really wish the 80mm had multiple speeds/functions like the 120mm :/ -
Great question! I'd love to know the reverse actually, I have a 80mm and I would give it a high 4 vrooms. I want to get a 120mm and would love to know if it's the same power or higher.
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weak or strong
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is it weak or strong?
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Quote: is it weak or strong?Maybe you should try reading the reviews with it? Or checking the vroom dots next to the product name. Seems most people say it's pretty powerful for a bullet.
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Quote: is it weak or strong?To follow up with what Paprika's already said, it's heavily contingent on what you consider to be 'weak' or 'strong'. Are you especially sensitive to vibration? If so, this toy is probably going to blow you out of the water. If you own, say, a Hitachi Wand (notorious for being powerful) and are accustomed to that kind of strength, this may be right up your alley, especially so for a bullet.
If you are new to sex toys, I would suggest starting with something a little cheaper/weaker and deciding from there if you need an upgrade or not.
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RO-120mm bullet sleeves?
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I'm so madly in love with this thing that I'm actually trying to figure out ways to make it do everything. It looks like the Little Secret series will fit, since the sleeve has a lot of give, but is there any way at all to buy just the sleeve/another brand? Am I crazy?
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RO-120mm bullet – bullet
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this one sounds like it'd work good,but will it?
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Quote: this one sounds like it'd work good,but will it?i was thinking of getting this but got something more powerful and quiet , there are reviews on the toy page so you can ask the reviewer questions about the toy if you want
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Quote: this one sounds like it'd work good,but will it?I don't know, will it? It is heavily contingent on your own personal tastes. Do you prefer strong or weak stimulation? Are you very sensitive or not at all? What are you looking for in a vibrator/bullet?
I think I can very likely answer your question with more precision if you maybe round out a few more details about yourself/your expectations. In terms of sex toys, there is no "one size fits all"!
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would this be good for my gf please help
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whoud this be a good toy to get for me and my gf i want touse it when i go down on her to give her that omg felling
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This is just from my own personal experience (and opinion) but if you've never used a toy on a woman before you may want to go with something softer. That way if you accidentally start pushing too hard in your excitement or something you won't hurt her.
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Quote: This is just from my own personal experience (and opinion) but if you've never used a toy on a woman before you may want to go with something softer. That way if you accidentally start pushing too hard in your excitement or something you won't hurt her.I agree with Alan and Michele on this!
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great review, thank you for describing the noise level. I dislike loud sounds from vibrators, so I'll pass on this one.
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