Lia teaser 2 - g-spot vibrator by Cal Exotics - review by kadytheredpanda

The Lia Teaser 2 vibrator is promising at first. It's a really pretty powder blue (not lavender, as the toy overview says), it's silicone, has ten different functions, and is allegedly waterproof because of a ring protecting the battery compartment. I would say it's more splash proof at the most, because when I was washing it with soap and water once, I could've sworn I saw a drop of water leak down the ring.

There are no fancy or hard to find batteries that you need to use with this. All you need is two AA batteries. Easy, huh? Just don't expect those batteries to last very long, because this vibe does eat batteries like there's no tomorrow.

There are supposed to be 10 functions to this toy. There are three speeds (low, medium, and high), all of which are included with each function: general, constant buzz; pulsating, and escalating. There are two buttons with this toy: one to turn on/off, and another to adjust the setting. If you went too high and need to go one level lower on a setting, too bad- you have to keep pressing until you reach your desired settings.

The vibrations aren't the strongest, but they're also not the weakest (except on the low- they really ARE low). I've had vibes with super low vibrations- I've had far worse than this vibe's. The vibrations are okay at best. The noise level is also average too, especially in the medium and high intensity levels.

This toy is advertised as a g-spot vibrator. Meaning, it's supposed to do a really good job stimulating a woman's g-spot. I personally didn't feel any extra sensation around that area while using this toy. I just didn't feel anything special in the process. This isn't a very huge toy, either. The girth is an inch in diameter at best.

All in all, I find it okay. Not the worst vibe I've ever had, but it's still not awesome at all. I played with it mostly to do this review, and I'm not sure I'll ever play with this again.

If you have ever used a vibrator before, toss the "manual" that comes with it. The information in it is pretty much the same care information you've heard multiple times.

I said at the end of my original review that I doubted I would ever use it again. And guess what? I have yet to play with this again since I submitted my first review. It just didn't satisfy me and I have other toys that deserve all the attention I give them.