Lilith - g-spot vibrator by Odeco - reviews

this is a quality toy, built to last. It just did not work very well as a g-spot vibrator. If you are looking at purchasing this, just do not go into it thinking you are going to get a good g-spot vibrator, you will be disappointed.

This personally wasn't for me the only think it had going for it to be in my corner was that it was silicone and non porous. Those things were slowly lost when the silicone had a major drag no matter the amount of lube I used. If you are looking for a beginner G-Spot vibe and like weak buzzy vibrations then this may workout for you.

While the Lilith might not be the best g-spot vibrator on the market, and it does have it's flaws, you could probably do worse. It doesn't charge via USB, instead using a pair of AAA's. It does have multiple vibration levels, and a couple different patterns. But with those and the smooth shaft, it just doesn't really stand out from the pack. It comes across as an average toy, rather than an extraordinary one. While it's listed as something for women, men can use it just as well for stimulation.

While I don't dislike the Lilith, it's a versatile and fun toy, it's just not comparable to other toys that are in this price range (or even a bit cheaper) as far as features and quality go. While it may be a nice addition to your collection, I would recommend waiting until you catch it on sale.

Lilith is a vibe made for those who had issues with the size or shape of Lelo's Mona. Even though it is made by a different company, this one picks up the slack and improves the design for more users. I love them both, and while this is all about Lilith, I did toss in a comparison at the end....