Penis Vibrators – Comprehensive Reviews and Buying Guide

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Male vibrator or penis vibrator may seem like a simple term, but any online search can get very confusing. Some include penis rings, and some even lump female vibrators in the mix.

However, in this article we will stick to this simple definition:

It surrounds most of the penis (focusing on the glans), and vibration.

This includes Male masturbator There are engines and other things like that in there. Manual stroking device.

it exclude Vibrating cock rings, pocket vaginas, and thrusting machines.

What should you look for?

Materials that are harmless to the body

Most of them will Silicone and Thermoplastic Elastomer Use ABS plastic or even stainless steel parts, etc. Silicone is best because it is non-porous and easy to keep clean/sterilized.

However, many people use TPE, which is a type of rubber. TPE is harmless to the human body (does not contain toxic chemicals), But it’s porous, which means you can’t sterilize it 100%.

Cleaning and care

Cleaning toys is important forward and back use.

It is also equally important to dry them and store them in a cool, dry place (you want to avoid mold, mildew, and fungus). It is impossible to sterilize them with TPE, so make sure you take the best care of them.

Important Note: Do not share TPE/TPR/rubber toys.

You may cringe at the thought of letting someone else use your sex toys, but same-sex couples or people who enjoy kinky or public sex need to be especially careful to make sure other people’s bodily fluids don’t come into contact with the materials. Because, if there’s a chance of an STI, you’re better off throwing your toys away.

If it is made of silicone or contains silicone ingredients, Make sure they are not next to other silicone toys when stored. Otherwise, they may slowly devalue each other.

The same goes for lubricants. Water-based is the best choice.

Do not use silicone lubricants with silicone toys.

Want to avoid mold, mildew, and STIs on your sex toys? Read this:

Buzzy and Clean – 30+ Tips on How to Properly Clean Your Sex Toys

Vibrators and Motors

Everyone is different. Some people like something deep, booming, and potentially vibrating their genitals, while others prefer something soft and buzzing. There is no right or wrong when it comes to erotic sensations, however, you do need to be aware of a few things:

1. Cheap motors break down or burn out faster
2. Even expensive, high-quality motors don’t last a lifetime.
3. Motor position can increase or decrease vibration

Regardless, be sure to read the return policy of the place you purchased it from.

Sex Toy Seller

99.9% of the time I would recommend buying from a trusted seller, especially with expensive name brand toys. Sites like Amazon are notorious for selling substandard, body unsafe knockoffs, and even reselling toys that have been returned… gross.

Penis Vibrator Reviews

PIU Men’s Masturbator ($200)

Ever since teledildonics hit the sex toy scene, a number of companies (including Piu) have been trying to cash in on this particular market.

While this toy is great in many ways, In other respects, it completely failed. The packaging and design are very stylish, and it can be controlled via an app. It’s also made of silicone, waterproof, and rechargeable—all of which are professional-grade.

Unfortunately, the rest was a big letdown. The motor is weak, buzzy, and feels “off” in most settings. This might be fine for someone who’s never really tried this type of toy before, but others will quickly get bored.

The button descriptions are misleading, the app has connectivity issues, and the porn videos you can “sync” are limited to straight guys who like Asian actresses — if you can even Let them loadEven then, it ends up just producing random vibrations.

Other than that, it’s small… and expensive (over $200). I hope they come out with a next-generation version that fixes these issues. By then, it might be worth the money.

PULSE SOLO/DUO III from HOT OCTOPUS ($125)

This is the next generation after the Pulse, the Pulse II Solo/Duo (the difference is that the solo is for men only, while the duo has an extra motor on top so a partner can ride the vibrator, too).

I sincerely think it’s worth upgrading to a second engine. Other upgrades over the years include waterproofing, increased motor strength, and, in the latest models, the addition of a “turbo mode” that lets you jump straight to the highest setting.

The hardest thing is to remember It is an oscillating toy, not a masturbation toy. At first, the experience was weird for my man—not bad, just weird…and intense because I was a bad boy and totally turned it on in the beginning.

Some people may not like the “draggy” feel of silicone, but some (girls if you’re using the Duo) probably won’t have that problem.

The remote is also super easy to use. The best part is that it can accommodate wider penises, which is sometimes hard to find in male toys.

COBRA LIBRE II BY FUN FACTOR ($130)

Again this is not a thrust toy, but a tube that you slide your penis into and then leave it there to enjoy the vibrations.

It’s rechargeable, waterproof, looks cool (like a sports car on your dick), and is made of fairly soft silicone.

The two problems most people run into are:

A. The engine is too weak for some people.

B. The insertion portion (3.5 inches) is not long enough (Even for a normal penis).

One person complained about the buttons, but we had no issues with that.

It can be a bit of a hassle to clean up since there’s nowhere to put your semen afterwards (but the same goes for open-ended ones). Also, the intensity of the vibrator is average — which some users may like, others may not.

Nalong OXXY & O FORCE ($58 and $210)

The Nalone is very similar to the Cobra Libre (waterproof, rechargeable, easy to clean, etc.).

However, the motor is louder and takes longer to charge. I would also make sure the opening is the correct size for you.

The same is true for the O Force – but remember, this one is not rechargeable; People say the engine is loud too.

LINGA of RENDS ($25)

My colleague tried this product and said it worked really well, the vibrations were strong and unique and hit all the right spots. It is easy to clean and your partner can use it easily too.

You can also use this as a vibrator (if you add some lube). The best part? It’s very similar to the Hot Octopus product, but much cheaper.

The only downside is the charging port cover. Try not to lose it or it will lose its waterproof function.

If you don’t like cleaning up open toys, you might not like this design.

TRACY COX Male Vibrator ($40)

Our first impression of it was how flimsy the whole thing was – it’s really just a TPE sleeve pinched in the middle and an egg-shaped vibrator with a cheap remote control.

Wearing it when your penis is flaccid isn’t the sexiest thing. Wearing it when erect is better, but still a bit of a hassle.

When we turned it on, the vibrations weren’t impressive. There wasn’t much to transmit from the material. When you really bend it so it rests against your penis, it Significant improvement.

I wondered why I bothered doing this since one of my vibrators was right there, but it would be a hassle to hold a masturbation sleeve and a dildo, so I guess I understood its purpose.

I can’t praise it enough, but I won’t criticize it either.

Apollo Hydropower fireman ($70)

Where do I even begin to talk about this little guy?

First, you can safely insert your penis without worrying about issues with a shorter penis shaft (although you may still have this issue if your penis shaft is longer).

My man loves the feel of TPE condoms (It’s covered in tons of little “knots and grime,” as one reviewer called them.) You can also remove the sleeve for easier cleaning, which is a big improvement over the old model. It does collect a lot of dust and lint, though. We also found the suction cup to be pretty sturdy.

have Thirty vibration modes and settingswhich was a bit over the top for us. I’ll admit that some users might like the variety, but even with the “smart chip” (which remembers your last settings), we found it tedious to scroll through all of them until we found one we liked.

In the end, the price is worth considering. The feeling alone is worth it, even if it only runs on AAA batteries. Recommended (especially in the shower).

Additional Notes: Anyone who calls themselves “packaging picky” probably doesn’t like how cheap the box looks (and is). Personally, I don’t usually care what the packaging looks like, but I think it could use a little more padding to keep it safe during shipping.

rinse go through Rock on ($60)

Am I the only one who thinks it looks like a cheese grater? I will also 100% publicly admit that this is something we have never tried. So I searched the internet to see what other users have experienced…

People seemed to unanimously give high praise to its design, materials, rechargeable battery, and water resistance.

However, its engine received a “bad review”, described as “not particularly powerful” and “not as powerful as I would like”.

Biggest Red Flags (First Impressions) It’s the handle – it doesn’t look ergonomic. If you hold it from the side, the grip might be fine, but any grip beyond that is likely to put more stress on your wrist.

TRINITY VIBES Head Bullet (20 dollars)

I laughed out loud when I saw this – it looks like a rocket pack or a drinking helmet for your penis.

I didn’t buy this either, mainly because it was on Amazon.

To me it looks like a shortened version of the Tracy Cox toy. The advantage is that you don’t have to hold the vibrator in place. However, all the sensations are confined to the head of the penis.

It is indeed cheaper. So if it doesn’t work, there’s nothing to be sad about.

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