Couture collection Bliss - vibrator by Cal Exotics - review by buzzvibe

California Exotic's Couture Collection Bliss is a wireless remote controlled egg with 7 vibration functions. Made from hard plastic with a satiny finish to the surface, it has the added benefits of being rechargeable and waterproof. It comes with a heart-shaped charging base and an adorable little remote that has a range of up to 16 feet.

Packaging is a thin cardboard box, with a matching tray inside that holds the charging base, Bliss egg, and remote. Underneath the tray is where the power cord, N size battery for the controller, and instructions are housed. I'm keeping the tray for storage, as it holds everything together nicely, but I'm recycling the outer box.

Since this vibe is made from hard plastic and is also waterproof, it's super easy to take care of. Just wash with soap and water, and use your lube of choice. Oh, how I love low-maintenance toys!

The egg itself is a bit on the larger size, measuring 3 inches long with a little over 1 1/2 inches in diameter at its widest part, so it has a max girth of 5 inches. Feel free to use it externally or insert it vaginally, but I don't consider this one safe for anal play. There's no flared base and I'm not so sure the nylon retrieval cord will keep it from going in too far and getting stuck.

To charge the vibe, place it in the base, attach the cord, and plug it in. There's a little red light on the base that will light up, as will the power button on the Bliss egg. When fully charged, the light on the Bliss will turn green. To use, press and hold the on/off button for a few seconds, and it will flash and then faintly blink. This indicates that it's in standby mode. Then, just hit the power button on the remote, and the motor will start off on the first setting. To change the vibration, simply press the function button on the remote and it will cycle through the various patterns. At any time, turn the motor off by pressing the power button on the remote. The egg will still be on, in standby mode, until you press and hole the power button for a few seconds to turn it completely off.

The vibration settings are, in order: slow constant vibration, medium constant vibration, fast constant vibration, escalating/roller coaster (starts off slow and rumbly and works up to a peak, then starts over), short pulses, faster short pulses, and a pattern of 3 short pulses followed by a long pulse (I think in the video I said it was 4 short pulses--I apparently can't count). The vibrations themselves are pretty standard, meaning not overly intense but enough for most people. What I really like is that they're not too buzzy, especially on the slower speeds.

The motor itself is pretty quiet and is really only audible when it reaches the faster vibrations and on the pulse settings, but even then you can barely hear it through the covers and not through a closed door. The nice thing about having a separate power button on the remote is that you can switch the vibe off quickly, without having to cycle through all the settings.