Cupid kiss - g-spot vibrator by Shaki Toys - review by Beautiful Dreamer

The Kiss of Hero vibrator from the Cupid Series comes in a simple cardboard box with tasteful colors. The vibrator itself is in a plastic sleeve that slips into the box. It’s baby pink with a smooth texture. There are a variety of swirls running up the shaft, though I can only feel the ones on the bottom during actual use.

Only water based lubricant should be used with this toy. The toy is on the thicker side with a circumference of 5-3/4”. The fact that water based lubricant has to be used is a bit of a downfall as silicone lubricant lasts much longer in the water and this toy is waterproof. Its sea worthiness has proved to be positive after a few trips into both the shower and the bath tub.

The battery compartment is a very simple screw on cap. Slip 2 AAs into place, screw on tightly to be sure to compress the rubber o-ring which allows this toy to be waterproof, and you’re ready for some fun. The toy is controlled via a button on the base. It’s recessed slightly, so bumping it accidentally has not been a problem.

The vibrations on the Kiss of Hero are interesting. On the inside panel of the cardboard there is a little chart. Almost an EKG strip of the vibrator, it was pretty accurate. There are 8 total settings. 1, 2, & 3 are increasing in strength and are simply continuous vibrations. Setting 4 is an escalating/deescalating setting. 5 is a medium speed pulse, while 6 is a fast speed pulse. 7 is the strongest vibration, and it definitely very strong for 2 AA batteries. And 8 is a mixture of all of the above. In order to turn the toy off, you must go through all of the settings. The vibrations range from medium to strong and are a little loud, especially the stronger settings. The vibrator is positioned in the tip of this toy. The end of the shaft does slightly curve, but only provides very light g-spot stimulation.

The material is conflicting. The packaging on the Kiss of Hero claims it is 100% silicone, but EdenFantasys has listed it as TPR silicone. It’s always better to err on the side of caution, so I treat this vibrator as TPR silicone. Cleaning TPR silicone can be done with either soap or toy cleaner and warm water. As this vibe is waterproof, cleaning is that much easier. If you ever share this vibrator, be sure to cover it with a condom as TPR silicone can’t be entirely sanitized.