Setting the Trend

The Trendy Tips is definitely a toy that could start a trend. With two tips for both clitoral and g-spot stimulation and 10 rhythmic options for vibration, other toys should take notes. When I ordered this particular toy, I wanted it simply because I'd yet to try a vibe with two tips and I was unaware of the other features. The two bullet vibes inside of the smooth TPR body were well positioned to stimulate both inside and out.

The insertable portions of Trendy Tips is made of TPR. It isn't too porous, but it is still recommended to cover with a condom before use just to be safe. You can't boil TPR toys, but you can wash with warm water and mild soap or toy cleaner. Tips isn't a rigid toy, being rather flexible, but not to the point that it makes it hard to use.

The TPR provides a smooth feel without being sticky or tacky. There isn't any odd odor or taste either and the light purple color is nice to look at. All in all, the materials are good for any user.

The design is nothing to be marveled at; it worked how it was supposed to without any issue. Trendy isn't a large toy, nor is it so small you can't even notice it inside you, good for a beginner vibe. The noise is quiet and for the most part, it isn't a difficult toy to hide. It isn't great for discreet travel either, best leave that to pocket vibes.

All I knew when I ordered Trendy Tips was that the it was controlled by a little button on the bottom, I didn't even read enough to realize that it was multi-speed. Upon reading the box when it arrived, I was very pleased to find out that it was not only multi-speed, but it did more than just the monotonous vibration. It has 10 (yes 10!) rhythms of vibration. The first three are varying speeds of the normal while the next 7 have different ups, downs and speeds. The push button was easy to control but once you turned it on you have to go through all 10 "speeds" in order to shut it off. The toy is stated to be water proof, but I wouldn't recommend submerging it in water.

Less porous than rubber or cyberskin, but more porous than silicone; so definitely use condoms when sharing. It cannot be disinfected with boiling water. You can wash them with warm water and toy cleaner or mild soap.

Silicone and water lubricants can be used. I've been storing it in the box that it came in

Thin plastic box is the packaging for the toy, basic instructions were included on battery instillation. I'm using it right now for storage, but given the thin plastic I'll be moving it soon as the box keeps breaking.