Somewhat Seductive, I suppose!

Seducer arrived along with a bunch of other toys in an unmarked, white baggie, same as usual. Inside the baggie was a box, pictured below.



Inside the box, we have the vibrator itself, a remote, a USB charging cable, instruction manual, and -- get this -- a luxury storage baggie. It's so rare to get these included nowadays!

The vibrator itself is made of smooth silicone, sports a beautiful salmon pink-baby blue gradient, and is somewhat soft. It's not "squishy" like how some realistic dildos are, unfortunately, but it's quite lovely nonetheless.

First use I decided to use the Seducer more as a vaginal plug than as a dildo. It's not exactly plug-sized (it's average in terms of size), but I honestly just wanted to sit on it, not move, and just squeeze over and over. Sometimes you get cravings like that.




I slathered Seducer with lube, slid it in with basically no resistance, and turned it on. The vibrations are... alright. I'd say they're a bit more on the buzzy side than rumbly, but they weren't *bad*, so to speak. They are what you pay for. I remained impaled by the Seducer until I milked the battery dry. Needless to say, I wasn't trying to orgasm. I didn't even grind, not much. I just wanted to be filled for a little while. It did the job, in that regard. The silicone was pleasant to the touch, the ridges... well, I couldn't really feel them since I wasn't moving, and the lube accented the contractions I willingly did. You can't feel the squishiness like how you can with VixSkin dildos, sadly. But no matter.

First impressions aside, the Seducer is a nice, cute vibe. It LOOKS appealing, but its performance is quite sub-par. I did employ it a few more times since my initial rounds with it, and my impressions were better because I used it as it was intended, and not as a plug. It cannot bring me to orgasm on its own. I need a pressure-wave toy worshiping my clit at the same time to get anywhere. The vibration quality remains on the more buzzy side, and after using it for more than like 2-3 minutes, I find myself numb. Size-wise, the Seducer is on the friendlier side. I would suggest it to beginners, as aside from the bulbous head, it's not too big and it has some give to it.

The remote is nice and functions fine, but I don't like that it has a button battery instead of what's become the standard AAA/AA battery. Once it dies, I don't think I'll be buying a replacement. The power button pictured below functions as the button that also changes the modes. Long press to turn on/off, short press to shuffle between the modes.



Charging the Seducer is a bit of a hassle, if I'm being honest. The magnet is extremely weak, and more than just a few times, I've found that it disconnected on its own when I know nothing could've moved it.

Out of the 9 vibration modes, the first 4 are steady and increasing in strength. The next 5 are patterns. If you've read my reviews before, you know that I could care less about vibe patterns. For me, it's all about the steady options. As I've mentioned earlier in this review, the vibrations are on the buzzy side, not rumbly. I do go numb from using this toy, sometimes to the point where I don't know if it's on or not if I'm not using my hands to hold/move it.

Orgasm intensity... eh. Weak, if I'm being honest. I think I'm gonna chalk it up (is that a phrase?) to the fact that Seducer is buzzy. I was able to cum a few times with it completely off (in tandem with a pressure wave toy), enjoying the shape and ridges it boasts. I find that water-based lubricant is absolutely vital; it makes everything feel so much better, so much more slippery.