Mini Magic wand - wand massager discontinued by Vibratex - review by Eva Schwaltz

The Mini Magic Wand from Vibratex is a wand style vibrator, meant for external use. You can use it on the clitoris, or all over the body to soothe your sore muscles. It is small enough to take anywhere with you but it is not waterproof, so stay on dry land if you want to use it.

The head of the wand is made of silicone, and the rest of the body is plastic. The head has little ridges around it, but the very top is smooth. The seam is well fused, I only notice it vertically on the neck. The silicone has no drag, but you can use a drop of water based lubricant if you want. Avoid using silicone lubricants because they can deteriorate the silicone of the wand. The silicone doesn’t pick up very much lint or pet hair which is always nice.

People will probably know what this is if you leave it out, but they’ll think it’s just a massager. The wand is long and slender, making it easy to hold onto. The neck is flexible, and the vibrations will not diminish when pressure is applied to the head. It is 6 ¼” in length, and the head is only 3 ¼” in circumference, making this very travel friendly.

The wand is only operated by one button, located in the middle of the handle. There are six vibration patterns as follows:
1. Low steady vibration;
2. Medium steady vibration;
3. High steady vibration;
4. Short pulse followed by a long pulse, repeating;
5. Five short pulses, getting stronger with each one;
6. Low to medium escalation, followed by two short medium pulses, then medium to high escalation, followed by two high short pulses, repeat.

You can cycle through all the patterns to turn the toy off, or just hold the button down for a couple of seconds and it will turn off. The wand is fairly quiet, but it might be heard through a closed door, but the noise can easily be masked with a TV or radio.

The wand is rechargeable, and contains various ports for different kinds of chargers. I found two cell phone chargers that work with it, plus there’s a slot for an older iPod port, but it will also plug into your computer via USB. You'll need to charge the wand when you get it. Let the wand recharge for about 6 hours, and that will give you about 1 hour of play time on high, but it will obviously last longer on a lower setting.

Wipe down the wand with a damp cloth and mild soap is best, but you can also use a toy cleaner or wipes, being careful not to get the charging port wet. You can also sterilize it with a 10 per cent bleach solution.

The wand came in a triangular clear package with a handy storage bag and the charger. There is a sheet explaining what kinds of charging ports are available. The packaging isn’t great for storage because it is kind of bulky, so I just keep the wand and the charger in the little storage bag.

I really enjoy this wand because it is so light weight, and all the vibrations are focused in the head. No tingly, or numb fingers after extended use. It would be excellent for travel because it can probably use your cell phone charger to recharge, and if not, then the USB on your laptop will work just as well. This is a handy wand massager I recommend to anyone, beginners and advanced users alike.