iTap G-vibe - g-spot vibrator by Cal Exotics - review by IliInndulged

I was entirely skeptical when I first received the iTap. It didn't entirely seem like my cup of tea, but I was thrilled to find out that the touch pad really worked. My husband even compared it to the PS3, technology wise. I could hardly wait to break into the box and see this bad boy in action for myself.

I loved just about everything about this vibe for as simple as it is. How can you go wrong with a basic velvet-cote G-spot vibe? Well you can't, for the most part. The Velvet-Cote takes to lube and toy cleaner pretty well. I personally find that sometimes silicone lube can get a little weird on that type of material, but easy fix, don't use it. The curve on the toy I found to be a bit odd, but once I had gotten around to using the iTap, there was no problem at all. In fact, the curve of this toy was perfect to use as a clitoral stimulator as well.

I adored the multiple functions and intensity of the vibration and was pleasantly surprised that the iTap was fairly quiet compared to many other vibes. For the intensity in several of the functions, you would expect a lot more noise.

My only serious complaint was how extremely sensitive the touch pad was. You would find that perfect setting and be in buzzing bliss, but then the slightest motion near the touch pad and the function would change. You could hardly move it or have a blanket anywhere near it. The sensitivity takes some getting used to, but if you go in expecting that the functions will easily change, then you are already thoroughly prepared. Just think ahead. I always remove batteries when storing a toy, but on the odd occasion I would forget, I would typically return and find that it had turned itself on and drained the batteries.