Durex play Connect - vibrating penis ring by Durex - review by The Curious Couple

My boyfriend and I were looking for new toys, and we stumbled across Durex Play Connect rings. Neither of us had used anything quite like this before, and it seemed like something new and potentially fun for us to experience together. These rings are very easy to use, and may be worth trying before considering a more expensive option.

This product is designed to slide over a penis and provide clitoral or perineum stimulation during sex. My boyfriend said he could not feel much of a difference when wearing this ring, but I could feel the vibrations a little bit. We have tried these both in bed and in the shower, and there have been no problems with the exposure to water and we never accidentally shut it off. These rings can also help keep a condom from slipping if they are tight enough.

These rings are made from latex, which is known to be very porous. This may turn off some people at first, but the rings do not come into contact with anything that I would be worried about, and they are disposable. Easy clean up! I would avoid these if you have a latex allergy, but that goes without saying. The quality of this product seems nice for a disposable, and should easily hold up longer than the batteries inside.

The rings themselves are stretchable and can easily slide on and off pain-free. We found they would go on quick and fit perfectly without any problems. My boyfriend has an above average girth, so average or below average guys might have a problem with the ring not fitting snug. The swirled grip texture made it very easy to slide on and take off, even with sticky fingers.

I was very curious how strong the vibrations from these rings would be, and I was a little disappointed. The first few times we used them I enjoyed that extra little feeling, but it did not last very long at all. My boyfriend said he could barely feel the difference when wearing this product. It is nice that you can easily stop and start the vibrations if you wanted to make the ring last, but we found the batteries would die in 20-30 minutes, which was usually before we were finished.