Symphony Interlude - traditional vibrator discontinued by Evolved Novelties - review by bodymodboy

Another same day review! Yep, I get right down to it. Now just to clarify a fugue is when the notes sound harsh, and not pleasing to the ear, though that is simplifying it greatly. To be blunt, this vibrator was not as pleasing as I was hoping for.

The packaging was simple and nice, the admin had warned me of potential sharp edges and that was greatly appreciated. I found no sharp edges at all, which was another plus. At initial inspection, the toy was very sleek with a flexible middle. The toy does not flop about at all, except it leans to one side. I wanted to test it out first before putting it to any rigorous tests. The battery compartment was easy at first, however as soon as I put it in and closed the vibrator it started up.

I decided to do some clitoral stimulation, which was pleasant, but the 3 varying speeds were so slight that it took me a few tries to even notice anything. The vibration isn't strong enough for me, but might suit other women or biofemales. It was difficult to insert, mostly because I never do vaginal insertion at all, but thought it would be appropriate to get a full review. The stimulation felt no different.

When I tried to press the button to turn it off, I found that I could not turn it off at all. The only way to turn it off was to twist the base that hides the battery compartment to turn it off. This was slightly a disappointment. I did not have any trouble with the common "easy to hit the button accidentally" that the other reviewers have.

This vibrator is probably not sturdy enough for anal penetration, and I didn't bother to try it. I tried to take the batteries out, but the battery compartment refused to budge. It was completely weird, and I couldn't quite readily figure out if there was a release or something to it to get it out. There are no instructions, which was somewhat frustrating. The only two redeeming features were it is in fact waterproof, and it was very quiet. The water only heightened the vibrations a fraction, but alas it was not enough for me. The buzzing isn't even a buzz at all, just a faint drone, and easily muffled and can't be heard from another room (I actually let it run in my bedroom and went to a different area in the apartment to test this!) All in all, I'd recommend perhaps a different vibrator for more advanced toy users.

I have slight neuropathy on my left pelvis down to my leg, so it means I need strong vibrations. This one didn't have quite enough oomph for me, which is a shame. I'm still trying to find a vibrator with quality material at a high vroom rate.