Cyberskin G-Spot Buzzer
Reviewed by: Jenne
First Impressions
Here’s a little known fact about me! In all the years I’ve been reviewing sex toys, I’ve never played with or touched a toy made from Cyberskin. I have no explanation for this apart from the fact that when it first came out it was one of the most expensive materials on the market. when I discovered the Cyberskin G-spot Buzzer on Edenfantasies.Com I was surprised to find it priced below $20 and jumped at the chance to try something new.
As with all new things, I was excited to explore my new shipment when it arrived. So I quickly unwrapped my new friend and was pleasantly surprised to discover a somewhat realistic looking penis. What I found really fascinating was I could feel the Cyberskin before removing the toy from it’s packaging thanks to a nifty little plug that extruded from the packaging. I was surprised by the way this felt as I touched it. A little jello like but still firm!
It wasn’t long before I was holding the G-Spot buzzer in my not so sweaty palms and was really surprised by how good this felt to the touch. It soon became apparent that the material is designed to warm to your skin and I couldn’t wait to put it to the test in the spot that really matters to us ladies.
Solo Test
I inserted the two AA batteries this required via the base as per the instructions, added a little lube and was ready to experience my first Cyberskin toy! The controls for this could not have been easier. A simple turn of the base and I got my first vibe. This is not the quietest toy in the world I was soon to discover but it was not as noisy as some I’ve used in the past. The vibration was pretty intense against the palm of my hand but when I inserted the G-Spot Buzzer I was a little disappointed to be honest.
Don’t get me wrong the material felt good against me both on the inside and outside of my vulva and I could quickly see why this Cyberskin was hailed as a revolution. For me it felt like a cross between a jelly toy and a silicone, more flexible and forgiving that silicone and for me I think that was it’s downfall. The G-Spot buzzer just wasn’t strong enough to get me off by just placing it inside myself. I felt I needed more as I tend to come from contracting my pelvic muscles, and almost clenching the toy rhythmically. I think this is why I prefer the harder toy materials such as glass and plastic.
I did manage with much teasing of my clit to obtain orgasm but as this was called the G-Spot buzzer I was hoping to get that wonderful g-spot orgasm that I know I am more than capable of achieving with other toys.
Partner Play
I’m not sure if Hubby was intimidated by the more realistic look of the G-spot Buzzer or was simply turned off by it, either way, this didn’t work well for us as a partner toy. It wasn’t powerful enough to do much for him alone and the only place he really found it pleasurable was on his perineum. We have played with this together in the shower and used it as foreplay, something I enjoyed for a change and is one advantage of it’s waterproof properties.
What’s It All Add Up To?
I have mixed feeling for the G-Spot Buzzer at this point. I did enjoy the feel of the material and the vibrations should in theory have been enough to bring me to orgasm but for some reason this never materialized as regards the G-Spot. If this had been billed as a simple vibe would I have been so conflicted feeling wise? Probably not as I would not of had the expectations that I did.
I do like the G-Spot Buzzer as regards the Cyberskin. As a previous Cyberskin virgin I felt this was a good material and at the price the G-Spot buzzer was a good introduction. One thing worth noting about Cyberskin is that if you leave it to it’s own devices it melts and goes gooey like jelly toys have a tendency to do. The simplest remedy for this is to dust it in