Sweet treat - bullet vibrator by Shaki Toys - review by acessorie

The Sweet Treat vibrator by Shaki Toys arrived in a clear box and is colorful and almost silly looking, reminds me of a maraca, with a rounded vibrating bulb with a light inside and a corded controller.

The Sweet Treat is made of plastic and is not waterproof. It can be used with any lubricants. The plastic slips easily against skin, though the tip can be uncomfortable when used for clitoral stimulation if pressed too hard.

The Sweet Treat has a length of 4 1/2", with about two inches insertable. The girth of the bulb is approximately three inches.

There was no taste or smell to the sweet treat. It is non porous so if properly cleaned it will not hold on to smells.

The Sweet Treat vibrator's corded controller has a small, turn dial which adjusts the speed and strength of vibration and the bulb lights up when turned on. The higher the vibration, the brighter the light. The vibration varies from gentle hum to a strong buzz. It is quite loud so if you need a discreet vibrator this may not be for you.

The Sweet Treat requires two AA batteries, which are inserted into the corded controller. The battery cover can also slip off during use, as it slips on and off very easily.

I find that this toy is great for both foreplay and solo pay, as well as during sex. It easily slips between you and your partner for added fun, though the hard plastic can be uncomfortable if you grind against it too hard. The cord can also gets in the way. I wouldn't choose this toy over others in my collection, but it might be perfect as a simple, first time toy or for sensory play.

This isn't my favorite toy, but it's a buzzy little toy that can be fun to play around with. It's a bit pricey for the quality of toy and there are certainly better ones on the market, but if you're just getting started with sex toys, this is a great one to try. It's colorful and pretty small, not at all intimidating, and the light inside makes for some fun in the dark! The bulb can be easily cleaned with soap and water, though it's important to remember that it is not waterproof.