Candy G-spot vibe by Doc Johnson

I was very excited when the package containing my new Candy G-spot Vibe arrived. I had never used a G-spot vibrator before. The Candy is very attractive and simple; plastic, about seven inches long, with a multi-speed vibrations. It’s both smooth and narrow, so using a condom with the toy is a bit awkward, but if you opt not to use one, it’s very easy to clean.

I had a few problems with the battery pack. For the most part, the vibrator ran well, but occasionally when I put the batteries in, the vibrator wouldn’t turn on, and I had to screw the cap on and off until it worked (sometimes the coils just don’t touch the batteries properly). Once, when I put the batteries in, the vibrator immediately switched onto a high speed and wouldn’t stop until I took the batteries out. That part was a bit frustrating, but when the vibrator functioned normally, it had a nice range of speeds, ranging from very low to more intense. The vibe was also relatively quiet, which I very much appreciated. On the lower speeds it can barely be heard.

The range of vibrations is enjoyable, but unfortunately the sensations are strongest in the shaft of the toy, not the tip, which is a bit of a problem when you want to stimulate your G-spot. I had to turn the vibe all the way up in order to really feel anything inside. And because the toy is slick and narrow, it was easy to accidentally shift the toy so that it was no longer on my G-spot (especially because the tip is so narrow to begin with and the vibrations at that end aren’t very strong). Actually, rotating and shifting the toy around while it was inside was very pleasurable. It just doesn’t do much for the G-spot.

Even though it’s designed for the G-spot, the Candy is good for clitoral stimulation and for the rest of your body. I had much more success using it that way than on my G-spot—the narrow tip is an effective way to target the clitoris.

My favorite part of this toy is that it’s waterproof. When I saw that on the package, I immediately loaded it up and jumped in the shower with it. That option makes this toy much more versatile, and in part, makes up for some of the other problems I had with it.

Overall, the Candy G-spot Vibe wasn’t earthshaking, but it wasn’t bad, either. It’s better suited to those who are experienced with their G-spots—know where they are and how best to target them. Beginners will probably not have much luck with the G-spot. I was disappointed with it as a G-spot toy, but enjoyed using it elsewhere as a vibe.