Review of Touch - Cute vibrator

I purchased this vibrator to replace one my wife has used for quite some time during intercourse. After reading the reviews I was interested in this because of it's shape and feel. This was more feminine in nature and I thought it might make it more likely my wife would want to use it. I also thought the smaller size of it (not small but would fit in a woman's hand) would make it a favorite.

My wife definitely likes the shape and the feel. It's easy to clean since the battery is enclosed with just a very small hole for charging. It took a little time to get used to it for her. The vibrations are powerful enough and the battery life is great.

It hasn't developed into a favorite yet. It's hard to say that a vibrator has a learning curve, but this one takes a little bit of experimenting to adjust to the right level since it's not a twist adjustment for power. Overall, I'd recommend it when it's on sale but I don't think I'd pay $100+ for it.

The unit is very soft to the touch. It's very clear where the button is to adjust the speed. Some reviews complained about the seam but we didn't find any issues with that.

The design of it is very good. The shape fits well in a woman's hands. It's obvious where the power button/vibration adjustment is, but it can be a bit touchy to figure out the right speed. It's very easy to charge.

It's a bit touchy to get the setting correct since it's not a typical "turn to adjust" vibrator. You hold down the power button to adjust the speed and if you go past the speed you want you need to shut it off/turn it back on and re-adjust. Not the end of the world, but does take a little bit to get used to. The unit is essentially waterproof, very easy to clean. Holds a charge for a long time.

The toy comes with a cloth drawstring bag to hold it in. Because it's waterproof it's very easy to clean and wipe dry. No cracks or crevices to worry about at all.

The toy comes in a recycled cardboard box. The package could be wrapped easily as a gift. The instructions were straight forward though really weren't necessary.