The New Intimacy

Featured by EdenFantasys

Rechargeable wand massager
Hitachi sex toys
Rechargeable vibrator
G-spot rabbit vibrators
Rabbit Vibrators
Rabbit Vibrators

Battery vs. Rechargeable vs. Plug in?

Skip to last post
Set alerts
Updates
Forum search
Contributor: Megan Jean Megan Jean
In your experience, what is the better choice?
Which provides the optimal balance of power and convenience?
Does it depend on the individual toy?
12/19/2011
  • Treat Her! Gift Set For Women For $69.99 Only
  • Complete lovers gift set
  • Upgrade Your Hands-Free Play!
  • Long-distance pleasure set for couples
  • Save Extra 20% On Love Cushion And Toy Set!
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
All promotions
Contributor: GingerAnn GingerAnn
Helpful topic info on Rechargeable vibrators:

Rechargeable Vibrators?
I'm in the market for a rechargeable vibe cause i hate buying batteries!

Batteries vs Rechargeable
Have you ever come across a battery operated vibe that was as strong as any rechargeable vibe?

Do you prefer rechargeable vibes to battery powered ones?
I think rechargeable is good because you don't need to worry about it running out of energy and it does save you money over time.

Rechargeable batteries!
Do the rechargeable batteries seem to last longer than just regular ones? I don't know if I should purchase them or keep using the throw aways!

Rechargeable vibes
my next vibe is going to be something that's rechargeable (sort of like the hitachi models or similar... so dang cute and it seems to work well)......
12/19/2011
Contributor: potstickers potstickers
I prefer battery powered toys. They tend to cost less, and you can simply pop in new batteries if it runs out during a session.
12/19/2011
Contributor: WhoopieDoo WhoopieDoo
It definitely depends on the individual toy, and each type has its pro's and con's.

Plug-ins have the most power (generally), but then you're anchored to a wall.

Battery-powered are portable, but.....you have to buy a ton of batteries. BUT you can easily replace the batteries with no recharge time.

Rechargeables are portable and don't use disposable batteries BUT when they die, they're dead until you recharge them.
12/19/2011
Contributor: Chirple Chirple
I avoid battery-powered toys. It would take a lot to convince me to get one. Where I live, it's just hard for me to get more batteries - so unless I has a huge stock for them, rechargeable/corded is more reliable for me - since even a two hour wait is better than maybe the week or two it would take me to get to the store for more.

Plus, getting rid of dead batteries properly is a pain. I've tried several rechargeable AA battery systems, but I've had problems with them. :/


I don't have a plug-in one yet, but I do want one next !
12/19/2011
Contributor: potstickers potstickers
Quote:
Originally posted by Chirple
I avoid battery-powered toys. It would take a lot to convince me to get one. Where I live, it's just hard for me to get more batteries - so unless I has a huge stock for them, rechargeable/corded is more reliable for me - since even a two hour ... more
Try buying rechargeable batteries off the internet?
12/21/2011
Contributor: potstickers potstickers
Also if you don't have internal rechargeable batteries, you don't have to worry about having twenty different chargers sitting around.
12/21/2011
Contributor: Chirple Chirple
Quote:
Originally posted by potstickers
Try buying rechargeable batteries off the internet?
Thinking about it, if it wouldn't be too bad for business, Eden should totally sell some and kits.

I would consider buying one with reviews.
12/21/2011
Contributor: Breas Breas
I've only used battery operated, but would love to try rechargeable items
12/21/2011