Lia G caress - g-spot vibrator discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by souviet

I was all kinds of excited when I got the chance to review this. It looks nice - a very sleek design. Even just out of the box, I was pretty excited. The initial tinkering with it was pretty good. Soft, pliable material. The head bent easily. The vibe was nearly silent. (With some background noise, it was completely silent to the ears.) All seemed good.

When I got to testing this out finally, I felt kind of cheated. This item does bend enough to ease it into the vagina without any major issues. However, the bend in the toy seemed too severe to be pleasurable at all. Moving it about in any sort was just uncomfortable, and it turned onto its side several times upon insertion.

The vibe itself, while silent and seemingly powerful on my hand, didn't do much once inserted. I'm used to G-spot toys, but this just never did anything. 10 different vibe functions, and only a couple seemed much different from the others. The change in level wasn't very significant, and I honestly was not able to tell any kind of difference. Only the more pulsating vibes were any kind of different, and even then they weren't of much help.

However, when removed, it did seem like a nice toy for use on the clit. It did make me squirm a bit, but I failed to test all the settings in this idea, and never did quite get off to it.

The material has a fair amount of drag to it, although it doesn't attract anything like lint. It's bendy, which did fool me into thinking it was going to be easy to insert into the vagina. (Oh, what a fool I was.)

Overall: this toy isn't good for its intended use, by any means. It's small and cute, and can be used for clitoral play very easily. But for your G-spot? Probably isn't going to work.

This item is more or less so-so for clitoral stimulation and horrible for the g-spot. There is nothing particularly amazing about this for me. Maybe the girlfriend will like it? Heaven knows.