The
Royal Prince was my first g-spot vibrator, so I was very excited to see what it could dish out. Unfortunately, on the g-spot front, this toy was rather a dud. On the other hand though, it is fairly quiet and delivers a decent clitoral orgasm.
When I first took it out of its package, I noticed that it was made of a soft, flexible silicone substance. This is a definite plus for me as silicone is both safer and easier to clean. It is by a dial at the bottom that I liked because it’s just simpler when you’re in the mood.
Then it was time for testing. According to the description, there are two ways to use this little guy: clitorally and internally. I started out with option A to warm myself up. Lower settings of vibration the noise is about equivalent to a toothbrush but at louder settings a strange rattling sets in. All in all, still fairly quiet Resting the curve along my pubic bone, the shaft hit my clit while the head rested on my labia. At this point though, the flexibility became a bit of an issue. Whenever I bore down it just bent. I had to push the shaft down with my hand in order to get the kind of pressure I wanted. With enough pressure though, I reached an extremely satisfying clitoral orgasm.
Onto option B, an extremely less satisfying option. The first obstacle that I faced here was actually getting the darn thing into my pussy. The bulbous head, while extremely pleasurable whilst vibrating on my lips, proved to be quite a task to actually get in there. I recommend copious amounts of water-based lube. However, even when this feat was accomplished, it did not hit my g-spot. Mission Failure.
This toy is definitely not a complete dud, but it’s not my favorite either. It is an interesting toy for the clitoral connoisseur I definitely would not recommend it for the g-spot newbie.
