Viberator
It has a larger sample size in its latest study vibrators, which is nice, but the company is simply taking what it’s already great at and putting it in one sex toy. In 2016 a Womanizer study had some interesting details about the now-discontinued Womanizer Deluxe and how it helped people who struggled to orgasm, specifically perimenopausal, menopausal, and post-menopausal women. The sample size was small, but all of the 22 women, with an average age of 56, had experienced an orgasm, with 86 percent being able to climax within five to 10 minutes. Also, 77 percent found the Deluxe made reaching orgasm easier, while 73 percent claimed to have more intense orgasms because of it. Initially, I had no idea how the Enhance, especially based on the design and the head, was going to work, but Womanizer pulled off a two-in-one. If you want to feel the rumble of deep vibrations without any sucking, you can have that.
Testers found it connected well with the Kiiroo Titan in that both devices delivered the same vibration patterns for a synchronized intimate experience. It seamlessly connects with video programming as well as 3D games available via the FeelConnect app. If you are missing penetration with your partner (whether that’s vaginal, anal or oral) this high-tech stroking machine is just about the closest experience you’ll get to the real thing. You’ll need to purchase a sleeve of your choice to accompany Kiiroo’s Keon machine, which is built with an ergonomic grip that allows users to seamlessly experience up to 230 strokes a minute.
Read on to learn why I recommend this multitasker to any pleasure-seeker who is new to sex toys, short on storage space, or otherwise craving variety. I’ve been on the sex toy beat for over a decade, and have tested and reviewed about 400 toys in that time, including over 60 different rabbit vibrators. The ones that stand out to me the most, after testing so many, are those that have a truly great motor (or in some cases, multiple motors), a comfortable shape, and controls that are simple and comprehensible.
When it comes to design, Shannon suggests thinking about sensations you know you like during solo or partnered sex and looking for a toy that can mimic them. Battery-operated toys are also nice for travel—just take out the batteries, and you won’t have to worry about them accidentally starting up in your bag. Plug-in toys won’t turn on unexpectedly either, but their real claim to fame is their intensity. Since they’re connected directly to a power source, they can provide much stronger vibrations than other models. All of the toys featured in this guide are paired with proprietary mobile apps that can be used to remotely control them from areas way outside the bedroom, often through WiFi-enabled connections. Some of these apps (Lovense Remote , FeelConnect chiefly among them) simply allow you to access your partner’s toy remotely even if you don’t have one yourself.
“Honestly, the quietest toys are going to be marketed as quiet,” says Gigi Engle, a certified sex and relationship psychotherapist and resident intimacy expert at dating app, 3Fun. “With that being said, you’re going to want to look for something smaller that has a smaller motor.” Engle explains that the smaller the motor, the quieter the toy. “You’re going to have better luck with palm, finger, and bullet vibrators. These toys are basically silent, which can be a great choice,” Engle adds. Wands are super versatile, with long handles and large heads that make them easy to use in different solo or partnered positions.