G vibe - g-spot rabbit vibrator discontinued by Fun Toys - reviews

With its bold and original design, the G vibe is sure make you wonder about its performance. It's a good toy but the credit is not given for its power, but to all the possible ways it can be used to stimulate your most sensitive areas. With the right stimulation, the G spot is a fun toy to have for exploring your body or that of your partner in a gentle way.

The G-Vibe, while I love the features and the control structure for the vibrator, could use some changes to the design of the vibrator itself. The arms are a bit too flexible to provide any fantastic stimulation, and the vibrations leave something to be desired. But with some tweaks to the original toy, I could easily see the G-Vibe being a fantastic vibrator.

The only disappointing thing to me was that it didn't come with instructions covering the basics of the toy, and the vibrations are a little buzzy. Overall, it is a great vibrator, I absolutely love my G Vibe. It comes in cute colors, is soft to the touch, and is fun in so many ways. My favorite thing about the G Vibe is how ergonomic the design is. The design is essentially flawless, in my opinion. There are countless ways to enjoy the amazing G Vibe to double your pleasure and your fun.

The G Vibe by Fun Toys would be an a good choice for those who enjoy buzzy, weak vibrations. The toy can be used by male or female, solo or together. It has a variety of uses with 10 speeds and 6 functions. I really like the concept of the toy but the weak, buzzy vibrations left me unsatisfied. If the toy were stronger, I'd absolutely love it.

From solo use to couples mutual masturbation: the G-Vibe has its place and with an unusual design made to please in a variety of ways and its easily gripped handle which helps it carry off its various functions as easily as promised, though I feel most will find it lacking in power.

After reading more about the Perineal Sponge, I feel like this style of toy could really be a hit - but not this one. It needs to go back to the drawing board and acquire some sass and brass.