There’s only so much you can say about a $20 vibrator, and so I won’t say much. The Waterproof Slender Probe measures 6 3/4″ in length, with a diameter of 1″. It takes two AAA batteries, easily loaded into the base. There are horizontal seams galore — one on the shaft, and one on the head (luckily, I can’t feel them during use). Vibration intensity is controlled by a dial base; vibrations are quiet and the highest level is middle-of-the-road. Oh, and uh, it’s waterproof. If you didn’t know.
For my purposes in this project, the question is: does it rule the G-spot? No. And trust me; I gave it all the chances in the world. I employed it as my warm-up toy. I tried it in the middle of my masturbation session. I used it after stimulating my G-spot with other toys, and I even tried it after having a G-spot orgasm — again, with another toy. Never did the Slender Probe feel like it was hitting my G-spot. And that’s… kinda the point, I think.
There are better things one could buy with $20. Like, 40+ packages of ramen.
Plus, it’s not any good on my clit either.
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June 21st, 2009 at 5:01 am
So are you ready to give up on CalExotic toys right?
June 22nd, 2009 at 2:23 pm
@Lilly: You do realize my favorite clitoral vibe of all time is made by CE, right? And that it’s been alive and kicking for a year and half now?
The answer is no. I obviously don’t agree with their manufacture of jelly toys, but I have been impressed by several of their toys before. I have a review coming up, in fact, of a CE toy that I really liked. I don’t think it’s fair to discount their toys completely, especially when they are beginning to manufacture 100% silicone toys. I don’t think it makes sense, as a sex toy reviewer, to reject all toys from a manufacturer as huge as CE. That doesn’t mean I’ll be reviewing a lot of CE stuff, but I am open to new and interesting looking toys.