LAYAspot - clitoral vibrator discontinued by Fun Factory - review by cuntofdoom

Right now, this is my favorite external vibe. I use it to stimulate my clit and vulva, occasionally penetrating myself with the round end a little bit. It's really excellent for external use because it is curved to rest against the pubic bone, meaning there's less scooting around of the toy and more all over stimulation. I use it solo, but I think this little guy would be a champ in the hands of any partner.

The part of the toy that is the base color has a velvety, softer feel to it that I just love. Not only does it feel nice, it gives some really good grip in slippery situations *wink*. The accent elements are made of a harder plastic, which I also like because it provides more intensity and pressure where I want it most (on my clit). Overall, it has a mostly smooth feel to it and the material has little to no odor.

LAYASpot is small and compact, end to end almost exactly the same size as my cell phone (I have an env3, which is slightly smaller than an iPhone). If I wanted to take it with me, it would fit easily into my purse. I really like the way it fits right in my hand. There are little indents on either side that make it really easy to hold Like I've said earlier, one of the biggest pros of this toy is the great ergonomic shape. Not only is it ergonomic in the hand, it's also designed to be ergonomic on your vagina! While I love the way the curve cradles my clit, I often feel like the vibe isn't wide enough and I don't get enough stimulation on my vulva. So, instead of laying it on, sometimes I lay it on its side so that there's more wide-spread stimulation also so that the pressure on my clit isn't too intense. That said, after a little bit of fiddling I found a position that's right for me.

In addition to being my first clitoral vibrator, this was also my first vibe that had pulsating settings. In addition to 6 intensity settings, this vibe also has three pulsating settings. You scroll through the settings by pressing the +/- buttons on the vibe (the button pad also lights up when you turn it on, which is helpful for ensuring that it's off as well as being really cool looking). The buttons take a little bit of force to press, but that usually isn't an issue. The vibrations are concentrated at the flatter end of the vibe, meaning that, again, I had to turn it around sometimes to get the vibrations to hit the spots I wanted it to hit.

While this isn't the loudest toy in the world, it certainly isn't the quietest. The sound is similar to that of a quieter electric toothbrush. I find that soft music is enough to cover the noise, and I live in a place with very thin walls.

This toy is non-porous, meaning that it doesn't absorb bacteria. A simple wash with soap and warm water generally takes care of all of your cleaning needs, and because it's non-porous, you don't have to worry about bacterial buildup meaning you can hang on to this guy for as long as it keeps on working. The small size also adds to ease of cleaning and storing.