Dreamers bliss - traditional vibrator by Cal Exotics - review by KBToys24

If you are looking for clitoral stimulation, keep searching! However, if you are looking for internal stimulation the Dreamers Bliss can be satisfying. I was a bit disappointed when coming to this realization because I enjoy toys that provide both types of stimulation. The biggest issue with this toy is that the application of pressure reduces the consistency and depth of the vibrations.

However! The nubs on the Dreamers Bliss are quite nice. Unlike others that are covered with nubs or that have nubs in a circular pattern, this toy has a ridge of nubs that goes side to side like a crown. This ridge of nubs allows you a different experience, especially if turned while inserted. Because the nubs are not all over, or concentrated in one area, the sensation of the toy being turned is quite unique.

I was very pleasantly surprised by the softness of the Velvet Cote on this toy. The toy itself is a very hard, inflexible plastic but the coating upon it is super soft, offering quite an interesting contrast that I have become very fond of. It makes sense that you would want to touch something soft more often than not. Just TOUCHING this toy is pleasurable, so the very beginning of your user experience begins on a very high note.

This toy has no smell nor taste.

If you can handle the girth, are intrigued by the nubs, and do not need powerful vibration to please you, then this is a very fun and well worth the cost.

I absolutely love the design of this toy. It fits very easily in my hands, which are on the small side, and has very nice features. The seven nubs that crown the Dreamers Bliss are large enough to provide noticeable stimulation when inserted. The wave-like shape to the toy is also a different experience than a straight shaft. On the smallest sections of the toy, it is 4 inches in circumference, expanding to be 4.5 inches in the larger parts. There is 4.5-5 inches of insertable length and the base of the toy is an additional .5 inch in girth to separate it from the insertable section. The base is very round, making it easy to handle and turns to turn on the vibrations.

The vibrations are pretty consistent throughout the entire length of the toy but have a bit extra power in the top portion, which provides a concentration of vibrations for your G-spot. As I said above I recommend this toy for internal stimulation rather than clitoral stimulation because the toy does not hold up with to being pressed to anything. Even internally, if you push this toy towards your G-spot or are a bit tighter the vibrations will diminish significantly.

The controls are very easy to use. The base, like I said above, is round and very accommodating to your hand's natural shape, and it turns very easily. I had no issues with using this toy on my own. The toy is completely submersible, simply make sure the base is tightly secured. (You'll want to make sure this is the case in any event to ensure full connection and therefore consistent power) This toy worked perfectly fine in the shower.

This toy is average on the noise scale.

You may want to take some additional care of this toy due to the coating it has. Wash with warm (not hot) water and anti-bacterial soap then allow to air dry or pat dry with lint free cloth. I would recommend storing it in a bag or lint free cloth to help protect it from getting banged up, or even place it in it's own small box. Water based lubrication is best for this toy.

The toy comes in a very simple and thin cardboard packaging and is sealed in vacuum wrap. The toy comes with an instruction manual. I would not use the packaging as a gift nor storage box.

I much prefer a toy with greater vibrations then the Dreamers Bliss offers. It literally fails under pressure and for me that just doesn't work. I will however say that the nubs are quite nice and if you do end up using this toy for clitoral stimulation you have the choice of using the nubs or not, as they don't cover the whole toy.

I much prefer this toy for either alone time or foreplay, as it isn't really made for being used in conjunction with partner.