Touche Brigit - traditional vibrator discontinued by Shots media - review by qspark

The Brigit came in a nice black box with instructions printed on the back in English. There was a small booklet in the box which had several other languages written, but when I took this pink beauty out of the box, I scoffed at the instructions. Why would I need to read about how to use the toy? There was only one button! Well, it turns out the instructions are completely necessary. For nearly a week, I was convinced that either I had broken the toy or that I had been shipped a defective unit. Not so. It turns out that the button reacted differently than everything that I was used to up to this point. But otherwise, this has been a pretty good toy.

It's bright pink. At the base of the toy there is a scaled texture which leads up to a taper, which flares into the head of the toy. The scales take up about 1/2 of the toy, after which point it is completely smooth. It's made of silicone and there is a barely noticeable odor. Because it's made of silicone, be sure to only use water-based lubes, as silicone based lubes could ruin the toy.

There are nine vibration variations. The first three are increases in the intensity while the next six are variations on pulse and intensity. There is no pause between each level of vibration. If you hit the button it moves seamlessly onto the next level.

The control for this toy was confusing. To turn it on, you must quickly but lightly press the button at the base of the toy. You use a little more pressure than brushing your finger over it to change levels in vibration. To turn the toy off, you must hold down on the button for about three seconds. So if you hold onto the button for too long, the toy could turn off without you meaning for it to.

This was a very quite but fairly powerful toy. I cleaned it with a little soap and warm water and stored it with my other toys.