Waterproof turbo glider raspberry crush - traditional vibrator discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by hisbeautifulnightmare

I wanted a quiet vibrator. I wanted a vibrator that would help me get off with penetration. I did not do my research. This is what I got.

This vibrator sucks. It isn't quiet, it's cheaply made, and it's more painful than pleasurable inside. It works okay for clitoral stimulation, but for those of us that want a little more, this is a terrible toy. Also, while I packed it for traveling, it cracked, despite being tucked in a sock, wrapped around a sweater, tucked in the middle of my clothing-filled suitcase.

The first time I used this toy, I was surprised how powerful it was. I had handled other vibrators at adult stores, and this one had a lot of buzz. I did like the little bumps, and had great ideas about how they would feel inside. However, I was wrong. I could get the toy in since it is relatively narrow, but once I began to feel the vibrations, any movement whatsoever caused the hard plastic to bump and knock into uncomfortable places. I was forced to choose between lying on my back with my hips pivoted upwards, or risk having my cervix assaulted by a plastic enemy.

I used this toy in solo-play on my clitoris for a while, and was the only toy I owned when my partner and I began to experiment. She had the same idea — great for the clitoris — but when you needed more, this toy did not deliver. We soon switched to a softer, jelly-like material vibrator and have had much more success.

I do not suggest this toy for someone who is looking for a quiet and discreet toy, or someone who needs more than clitoral stimulation to get off. This is okay for someone who does get off with just clitoral stimulation, or someone who doesn't move around a lot.