Joystick mini Voyage - traditional vibrator discontinued by JoyDivision - review by Aly890

This vibrator comes packaged in a long silver box. In the box came the Joystick (in red), A silver sleeve so you can store your vibrator in which in my opinion is great in case you don't have anywhere to store it. The Joystick is made in Germany by (JOY DIVISION) international AG. There were instructions that came in English, German and possibly another language or 2 that I cannot identify. Originally it took me a while to figure out what kind of batteries it took. The instructions say that they recommend alkaline batteries because they last for a longer period of time. The instructions say:
Joystick: (2) 1,5V Mignon (AA)
Joystick Mini: (2) 1,5V Micro (AAA)

When I took the bottom off the vibrator to see where the batteries go, it looked like it took a square shaped battery. So I waited and went to buy a square shaped battery. I tried to put it in and it didn't fit. So then I was confused because no where on the packaging or instructions did it say Joystick mini. I bought (AAA) batteries and put them in the vibrator. Initially it did not turn on, but I played around with the bottom a bit and got it to work. When the bottom is closed completely the vibrator does not turn on. You have to turn the black bottom counter clockwise less than a cm for it to start working. The speed is adjusted by a silver piece at the bottom. There are no buttons on this vibrator so you have to turn the Silver (knob) I am going to call it to adjust your speed. The different speeds go from a medium vibration to an extreme vibration. There isn't really an in between. So my opinion would be that this vibrator has 2 speeds.

The material it is made out of is very soft. The packaging says Medical and Hypoallergenic silicone. It is not scented. It is completely harmless it contains no softeners/phthalates. I have notice that fluff and other small fibers tend to stick to the silicone, that would mean if I left it out in the open I would constantly have to wipe that stuff off of it. When I used the vibrator it shut off on me because the bottom doesn't close all the way or it won't work. So I had to stop in the middle of my fun to adjust the bottom again. I personally find that distracting because I am more focused on trying to keep the vibrator working instead of focusing on being pleasured. When I did get it working properly it did do the job. It was soft on my skin and the material caused no irritation. The size of the vibrator is roughly from the bottom of my palm to the tip of my index finger. The tip of the vibrator is slightly curved and has a width of about 2cm I would guess. The base is a bit thicker. When I rinsed it off I rinsed it with water. Over all I would give this Joystick vibrator a 3/5. Mostly because of closing issues with the bottom of the vibrator.

You have to turn the black bottom counter clockwise less than a cm for it to start working.
The speed is adjusted by a silver piece at the bottom. It does take 2 AAA batteries.