This toy was definitely designed
I received this as a Valentines Day gift. We thought the idea of a "spoon" was nice, as it would collect all sorts of delicious lady juices. As first it was great. The first more noticeable thing is that it was pretty. The shape is very pleasing and the colors it comes in are nice. I went with the pinkish red. Though these are not the most important attributes to a vibrator, it doesn't hurt that it was nice to look at.
The vibrations are very smooth but still strong, unlike some vibrators that feel like you're masturbating with a jackhammer. The vibrations are strong but nothing to write home about. The 25 dollar vibrator I own puts this one to shame. If you're sensitive this might be good for you. If you like very strong vibrations it might not be your thing.
The spoon is entirely ineffective. It does nothing. The name is pretty misleading, as it catches no more juice than any other vibrator.
The actual vagina part is extremely thin. If you're a size queen don't bother. The clitoral attachment might be wider than the vaginal part. This isn't an issue for me and is actually preferable, but for most this might be a turn off.
The smell of the vibrator was not very pleasant. The strong plastic-y smell would not go away no matter how much I washed it. This didn't go away with use either. I have had toys made of the same substance but the smell on this one was just too much for me.
There are speed buttons for the vibrations and for the rotation, which is nice. You can also change the direction on the rotation which seemed silly to me but thoughtful of the makers I suppose. This might be important to some people.
For three weeks, this was a
pretty good vibrator. And then, it just stopped turning vibrating. The rotation worked but not the vibration. Shortly after (maybe two weeks) the rotation stopped working too.This is something you expect to happen with those little watch battery vibrators, not with anything you spent more than 10 dollars on. This was extremely disappointing. It is possible mine was a factory fluke but I wouldn't take the risk.
Sugar spoon review by Tickle My Fancy
Sugar spoon review by c_kritgrl
If it smells take that as a warning sign to not buy jelly. This sounds cheap and like an absolute bit of junk. Unfortunate because the shape is cool.
Yeah, I think that spoon/scoop tip was meant for different kinds of stimulation- maybe also good on the clit. Too bad that it broke, though. Was it, in fact, quieter than similar vibrators like the description mentions?
I am not quite sure I understand how the spoon shape would stimulate the G-spot, or much else as far as that's concerned. It really doesn't look that useful at all, and I must say, your summary cracked me up. Sorry it was such a let down, and broke that fast :( Thank you for helping me avoid this one though, and nice review :)
Domineight-Most of the jelly I have owned ( i have no more, thank god) emitted that horrible smell to one degree or another.
Oggins-that's where I snatched it from....ANCHOVIES :)
You're right! Jelly can be considered unsafe but, not just because it usually contains phthalates but, it is very porous and cannot be properly cleaned. You can cover it with a condom to protect yourself and it makes cleanup easier too. Heh, the smelly smell reminds me of sponge bob......
It didn't really do much inside at all for me. I have had jelly before that didn't smell like that. I'm glad I joined this site though because I didn't realize just how unsafe it is.
That smelly smell was the smelly smell of JELLY! :)
Did it do anything for your G spot? I think the spoon shaped head is supposed to stimulate your G.....