Cupid kiss - g-spot vibrator discontinued by Shaki Toys - review by Sex Positivity

The Cupid's Kiss is absolutely perfect for clitoral, vaginal and g-spot stimulation, and really packs a powerful punch. This was my first vibrator designed for g-spot stimulation and it provided an incredibly intense orgasm that left me trembling and breathing heavily. However, anal fans beware - this toy is not made for back door play because it lacks a flared base or retrieval string. If you're careful, though, you can tease the area if you like.

I ordered this vibe while Eden was giving it out for free for subscribing to the newsletter, but after having tried it, I would gladly pay full price for its magnificent vibrations and ribbed shape.

Beginners beware, though, the Cupid's Kiss is thicker than any toy I've used before. And without proper lubrication, it was completely uncomfortable. My first time using it was almost my last because it hurt so badly. But, being the trooper I am, I decided to give it a go. Boy, am I so glad I did.

When I brought the Cupid's Kiss out of its box, I was prepared to be overwhelmed by the smell. Pleasantly though, I didn't smell a thing. Just a clean, fresh toy smell. There was no taste, either, which surprised me.

Being my first silicone (okay, okay, TPR) toy, I immediately fell in love with its smooth material. It is flexible at the tip, which is meant to stimulate the g-spot, but stays perfectly in place. It has that beautiful, almost squishy feeling to it that silicone toy users rave about.

The Cupid's Kiss has seven ridges on the front, not including the g-spot stimulating head, that increase its girth along the shaft, which provide really excellent vaginal stimulation while being thrusted. The head of the toy meshed perfectly with my anatomy, and I have a pretty deep g-spot. The back of the shaft is smooth until halfway through where the ridges meet, which also feels phenomenal.

The Cupid's Kiss is made of soft, matte pink, TPR silicone with a lovely curve that is perfect for almost any g-spot. Its material is soft and silky, not draggy at all and is easy to clean with just a wet washcloth or a run under the faucet.

Before Eden gave away this vibe for subscribing to the newsletter, it was in my wishlist because I was in love with the shape of it. The ridges looked like they would feel amazing against my vaginal walls (I was so right in thinking that) and it looked like a good vibe for me, as someone pretty new to vibrators. While I was wrong about it being good for a beginner, I still wound up falling in love with the Cupid's Kiss when it came in the mail.

When wrapping my finger and thumb around the thickest part of this vibrator, my fingertips barely touch, and I'd consider my fingers long. According to the main page, the dimensions of this toy are as follows:

Length: 7 3/4"
Insertable length: 6"
Circumference: 5 3/4"
Diameter: 1 3/4"

Initially looking at the Cupid's Kiss, I thought I would be turning the base of the vibrator to access the vibrations. Thankfully, there's a button on the base of the vibrator because I absolutely hate twisty based vibes. To turn it on, you click the button once. Each subsequent click changes the settings between the eight that it has. To turn off your Cupid's Kiss, you press and hold the button on the bottom, or cycle through to setting 8 and click one more time.

Setting 1: Constant Vibration. 2.5 vrooms, 1 bee.
Setting 2: Constant Vibration. 3.5 vrooms, 1.5 bees.
Setting 3: Constant Vibration. 4 vrooms, 3 bees.
Setting 4: Escalating Vibrations. 2-4 vrooms, 1-3 bees.
Setting 5: Pulses. 3 vrooms, 2.5 bees.
Setting 6: Faster Pulsations. 3 vrooms, 2.5 bees.
Setting 7: Constant Vibration. 5 vrooms, 3 bees.
Setting 8: Rollar coaster. 1-5 vrooms, 1-3 bees.

The Cupid's Kiss is powered by 2 AA batteries (not included), but doesn't suck batteries at all. I used it for over an hour last night and it still is going strong.

Both power and size queens alike can get something serious out of the Cupid's Kiss, with its thick ribs and powerful vibrations. And even ladies sensitive to vibrations can enjoy the lower settings.

Being a latex-and-phthalate-free TPR silicone toy, (only a 6 on the safety scale, so use with caution if you're very picky about your materials) you should only use water-based lubricants--because this toy is not something you want to ruin with a silly mistake like that. As usual, all toys should be cleaned before and after use with warm water and antibacterial soap. You won't be hassled with the maintenance for your Cupid's Kiss because it comes with a little plastic case that makes it easy to store after it has been cleaned.