Seduce - flexible g-spot vibrator discontinued by EdenFantasys - review by K. Lynn

This toy is a perfectly respectable, straightforward vibrator. The problem is that it's not billed as such. Instead, you're promised a vibrator that builds your pleasure over ten speeds, focuses on the g-spot, and gives you extra stimulation with nodules at the base. That's where the follow-through doesn't match t he promise.

The material is silicone, a favorite of mine, and as such it makes it smooth for use and easy to clean. No rough edges or stiff plastic to interrupt your playtime. And after you're done, a quick wash with soap and water is all that's needed until you take it out to use again. Since it's waterproof, you can use it in the bath or shower, as well as in the bedroom, so it's very flexible in where and when the toy can functionally be used.

Now, the play itself is a bit limited. Finding the one speed among the ten is problematic because they actually go in reverse order - you start at the highest speed, then it builds down to lower speeds with each button push. That's not how most toys function, as you want to build up the contact as you get more involved, so for this toy it's best to find the one speed you like and keep it there throughout the playtime. Secondly, there are nodules at the base that promises extra stimulation, but you can't actually make contact with them if you're using the toy in any other manner. It's a choice of whether you want to focus the contact with the base or the head, no combining. That was very disappointing for me since I like dual stimulation toys.

So, buy this one on sale if you're in the market for a functional vibrator, but don't expect it to go above and beyond.