I was surfing the web and found another Lelo-subcompany (like Ono). Its called Picobong and they have some super cute toys!
Their Site This one looks like the we-vibe.
I can't imagine they would be very strong, as they run on one or two AAA batteries, but they look fun! What do you all think?
They are super cute and they would be especially good for people that can't afford the usual lelo price tag. They also come with the standard lelo warranty. I look forward to trying some of the items.
Just so you are aware, these may be a subdivision of Lelo, but they are not "Lelo toys". They don't have the same warranty or, in my opinion, attention to detail. They are like "Lelo for poor people". lol.
Just so you are aware, these may be a subdivision of Lelo, but they are not "Lelo toys". They don't have the same warranty or, in my opinion, attention to detail. They are like "Lelo for poor people". lol.
I am well aware of the difference, these also seem to fit my current lifestyle best. I'm not poor, I just don't like tossing money around! There really aren't reviews up anywhere yet, so I can't say anything about the attention to detail. Personally I really like these 'everyman' toys, between being battery powered and waterproof, as well as the pricetag.
Just so you are aware, these may be a subdivision of Lelo, but they are not "Lelo toys". They don't have the same warranty or, in my opinion, attention to detail. They are like "Lelo for poor people". lol.
Also, just looking because I got interested, Insignia is also a subdivision of Lelo. The Insignia is a bit higher quality and more mature than their usual suspects (Mona, Gigi, Liv, Iris) and the PicoBongs are a bit more immature. It's nice because they try to hit all demographics. The newly released PicoBongs also closely resemble the new wireless toys they put out, both in design and function.
Also, just looking because I got interested, Insignia is also a subdivision of Lelo. The Insignia is a bit higher quality and more mature than their usual suspects (Mona, Gigi, Liv, Iris) and the PicoBongs are a bit more immature. It's nice
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Also, just looking because I got interested, Insignia is also a subdivision of Lelo. The Insignia is a bit higher quality and more mature than their usual suspects (Mona, Gigi, Liv, Iris) and the PicoBongs are a bit more immature. It's nice because they try to hit all demographics. The newly released PicoBongs also closely resemble the new wireless toys they put out, both in design and function.
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I wasn't saying I didn't like them, but I especially wanted to mentioned the warranty difference! I really prefer rechargeable, though.
I wasn't saying I didn't like them, but I especially wanted to mentioned the warranty difference! I really prefer rechargeable, though.
Yeah, but I think that one of the things that you pay for is the warranty! One year is better than you get with most things!
I like batteries because I live with a roommate who doesn't know about Eden, so unless it has a case like the Clickn'Charge I end up trying to hide it in a drawer or something! Batteries you just toss in and go!