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With its waterproof design and compatibility with the We-Vibe app for long-distance control, the Verge offers a high-tech and customizable experience for enhanced pleasure. As a sexual wellness products expert and writer for the New York Post, I’ve had the pleasure (pun intended) of testing over 25 sex toys. From vibrating cock rings to high-tech masturbators, I’ve seen, felt, and experienced it all — typically dragging my partners along for the ride.
We’d have loved it more if Lovense added an extra motor for clitoral stimulation, but that seems like a feature reserved for Lush 5. Luckily, the sensations were powerful enough that most people would orgasm within the first two of the seven patterns. In addition, regulating the buzz is straightforward with the solo button on the tail. People who enjoy self-pleasing or teasing outside will enjoy Lovense Lush 4’s unique wearable body.
Luckily, the Desire Luxury’s package also had a convenient remote control (you can see in above). We loved that it enhanced the user experience and allowed continuity, so you don’t have to halt the experience whenever you need to regulate the vibrations. The best part is the remote automatically connected to the sex toy once turned on. The sex toy comes already paired with the remote control, removing the annoying guesswork common when pairing the two. Our testers loved the cozy finish and compact size because the remote was more comfortable on the hands.
I’m a fan of the convenience as well as the sleek Adult toys, minimalist aesthetic of many of their products. A good example is the Puff vibrator ($48), which has five intensity modes and a waterproof design that will come in handy in the shower. I took this bad boy for a spin in the bath, and I’ll just say the brand wasn’t kidding when it said that the toy was petite but powerful.
We preferred the longer handle of the Fondle, which made it easier and more ergonomically comfortable to use. We would recommend these models Adult toys, which are typically priced around $90, to experienced sex-toy connoisseurs looking for something different, rather than to newbies shopping for their first vibrator. The Tulip features a rolling ball bearing at the flat tip of the toy, which feels quite strong against a fingertip but provides less-intense stimulation when pressed against a clitoris. Positioning it is complicated, and our testers said it did not provide enough stimulation to be satisfying.