Ok, well maybe I can add my 2 cents, I have the Wild G and the Ina. The Wild G worked really well for me... until I tried a different style of vibrator. Look at the clit stimulator on the Wild G. See how it kind of curls up and away from the body at the tip? Ok, now look at the Ina's clit stimulator. It curls down and towards the body. That is the big difference I have noticed. And this difference makes the Ina work better for me. Let me explain why.

When I use the Wild G, I have to do a rocking motion, rather than a thrusting motion, because I have to get the clit stimulator to go down towards my clit. When I use the Ina, the clit stimulator is already pointing down towards my clit, so I don't have to rock.

The Soraya's clit stimulator also kind of curls up and away from the body, similar to the Wild G. I have learned that, even though I can make the Wild G work for me, what actually works better for me is a clit stimulator that points back down towards the shaft of the toy, rather than away from the shaft of the toy. Take a look at this other rabbit to see what I mean: link Again on that one, the clit stimulator points back down, towards the body and towards the shaft of the toy. And that is why that toy works so well for me.

So that is the main thing I look at when choosing a rabbit style vibe. Which way does the clit stimulator curve. If it curves down towards the shaft of the toy, I know it will work for me. See if you can figure that out with your G - does it automatically reach your clit all by itself, or do you have to help it get there by rocking it? That might help you decide which style of rabbit will work better with your anatomy.

Another difference to point out - the Ina's clit stimulator puts a lot of pressure on the clit. Not only does it point down towards your clit, it also exerts a fair amount of pressure pushing down on it. The Wild G exerts no pressure on your clit, so that's something else to think about. It doesn't look like the Soraya would put any pressure on your clit either, due to the way the "rabbit" part is made. less

That's correct. You can't really move the Ina's arm too much. I lift the arm up when I insert it (so it doesn't stab me, LOL) but once you let go, it kind of "clamps down" just a little. Now, I really like that. In fact, I don't even always need the motor in the clit arm running, because the pressure can sometimes be enough when I'm getting the g-spot stimulation. (And the bonus for me in doing that is that my clit doesn't get over stimulated, so multiples are much easier.) But, if you don't like pressure on your clit, you'll be very disappointed while using the Ina.

Since you don't have a lot of experience with a variety of rabbits, maybe you'll want to try a couple cheaper ones, to test this theory, before you go for one that will break the bank and possibly incur heartache at the same time. lol The only way I know that I like a long clit stimulator that curves back down is through trial and error, sadly. But the trying wasn't too bad. less

I've been looking through the forums here and on other websites and it seems Ina wins most of the time, but I'm just really really concerned about it not fitting my anatomy. I'm really not sure which to get, they are both pretty expensive, but I need something durable, good quality, safe, long lasting, dual clit/g-spot stimulator, and with strong vibrations (at least 4, 5 vrooms preferred). Is there a way to figure out which would fit my anatomy best before buying? Also, if you disagree strongly with both, what other would you recommend and why? I love/need a dual action vibrator (i've gone through 2 wild g's) and while waterproof is a great plus, it is not completely necessary. I really would like something more high end as I am tired of wasting money on vibrators that just don't hold up. Also, it needs to be quiet (2 bees absolute max, preferred 1) due to living situations (who wants a noisy vibrator anyway?).

Sorry if this question seems repetitive, I just can't seem to find the right answers. Thank you! less