Glow in the dark vibrating 6" emperor - realistic dildo vibrator by Cal Exotics - review by MyDolceVita

This 6" Emperor is definitely my "go-to" vibrator. It glows in the dark, for crying out loud! This vibrator could be used for both vaginal and anal use, although because of the width, I'm not so sure I would personally use this for anal. It says 6", but when taking it out of the package it does seem much bigger and much wider. This baby weighs 1 lb. and has suction for extra fun. It is pretty flexible, so it COULD be used for g-spot stimulation, but that isn't what it's originally meant for. This toy could be used for solo play or even as a couple. Because it's glow in the dark, there's no more fumbling around at night looking for a little midnight fun. The whole toy glows, as well as the control pack.

This glow in the dark vibrator is made of PVC and the control pack is plastic. When first taking it out of the package, I noticed a pretty strong smell, and it also tastes the same way it smells: like plastic and rubber. It is DEFINITELY a lint trap, so you will want to either keep it in the plastic bag that it comes with and store it in a cool place, or buy some sort of case for it, as the toy does not come with any type of storage pouch or box.

The Emperor is vein-y, it feels very realistic in your hands and in your, well... you know! It is food-grade material, hypoallergenic, latex free and phthalates free. I absolutely love how realistic it feels because of the veins, and the textured head and the testicles are decently realistic as well. The texture does add a bit of extra stimulation, and the head of the vibrator is decently big, but I honestly do not recommend this type of vibrator for beginners. Although it does say the vibrator is 6", I felt that it was bigger and wider.

I absolutely love that this vibrator is so realistic, as this is my first "realistic" type of toy. It is 7" in length, it has an insertable length of 6 1/4". The circumference is 10-1/2" / 5 1/2" with a diameter of 1 1/2". As I've mentioned, it is vein-y and it does have a textured head and detailed testicles as well as suction cup on the bottom. I do not feel that this toy is for beginners, solely because this toy does feel bigger than it says it is. This toy isn't really easy to hide because of it's size and is definitely not discreet because of how realistic it is, as well as being glow in the dark. I do suggest a bit of lube, but not too much! You don't need your vibrator popping out every time you're 'almost there.' Even though this toy did feel bigger and it also looks bigger, I find that with a little bit of lube, it worked comfortably and the suction on the bottom definitely does help if you feel like straddling it.

The vibrations in this toy are throughout the entire shaft of the penis. At its highest speed, you can also feel a bit of vibration in the testicles, which is an added feature for clitoral stimulation. This vibrator is controlled by an attached control pad (which is also glow in the dark) with a dial based function. The higher you want the vibration, the more you will turn the dial up. The lower you want the vibration, the more you will turn the dial down. At it's highest vibration it is QUITE strong, and pretty noisy, but I don't think it can be heard behind closed doors.

This toy only takes two double A batteries that are easily fit into the control pack. It is good on battery power; it doesn't take a lot of juice even when keeping the toy at it's highest speed, which I think is pretty awesome. It is easy to figure out and powerful although the Emperor does not come with multiple patterns, only low and high vibrations.

I always suggest before even using the toy to inspect for any flaws, cracks, breaking, peeling, etc. Anything that can injure delicate tissue or harbor bacteria. When using lube, I suggest water based and I also recommend using condoms for easy clean-up, but especially if you plan on sharing. Being PVC material, it cannot be sanitized so a simple soap and water wash is the best you can do. Storing it, you should put it in it's own little bag. Plastic bags can work fine, but just remember because of it's "sticky" material, you'll have a bit of a struggle shoving it in (ha ha). I read somewhere that you can also use organza bags because they are partially sheer so you can see what toy is in the bag, keeps a barrier between the toys, can be washed, allows for some air flow in case your toy isn’t 100% dry, and looks nice.