The Fun Factory brand has teamed up with The Semenette to create an ejaculating dildo : the Fun Factory Pop.
We’ve already mentioned the Semenette on the forum: originally, it’s a device designed for lesbian couples wishing to conceive a child without medical intervention. A willing donor’s sperm is placed in a small bulb, connected by a tube to an opening on the sex toy’s “glans”. This allows the person wearing the dildo to “ejaculate” into their partner’s vagina.
But this rather unusual dildo can also be used for purely playful purposes, in games between adults where you might want to simulate ejaculation. As far as we’re concerned, it’s only the playful use that interests us.
The espaceplaisir shop gave us the chance to test it.
Here’s our review of the Fun Factory Pop ejaculating sex toy.
Packaging
The Pop’s box is a little smaller than the boxes for other Fun Factory dildos. It’s made of cardboard, very understated, but disposable all the same.
What the sex toy looks like
The Fun Factory Pop is almost identical to The Boss Stub, but hollow, with two holes: one circular hole in the centre of its glans, serving as a urethral opening, and another at its base, for the tube.
It’s a phallic sex toy with a realistic silhouette, while remaining stylised, with a pronounced glans and contours that could suggest veins.
It comes in four colours: caramel, chocolate, pink and black. We received the caramel version, whose uniform shade could indeed be likened to that of caramel cream.
Like its non-hollow counterpart, the Boss Stub, the Fun Factory Pop is made entirely of medical-grade silicone. It’s very flexible, and its surface is particularly soft, with a “peach skin” texture.
The bulb and tubing of the ejaculating dildo
Inside a plastic pouch are a small, soft bulb for holding the liquid the dildo will ejaculate, along with three flexible tubes about forty centimetres long, and three pairs of connectors.
The bulb and tubes are made of medical-grade silicone. When unpacked, they’re coated in what seems to be talcum powder, so they’ll need to be cleaned.
The bulb holds around two millilitres.
How the ejaculating dildo works and how to set it up
The Fun Factory Pop works on a simple principle. The tube, connected to the bulb, goes into the dildo through its base, and its end sits at the dildo’s urethral opening. You fill the bulb with liquid, attach it to the tube, and then the dildo “ejaculates” when you squeeze the bulb. All the tubing can be removed, which makes it easy to clean thoroughly before and after use.
In practice, setting the thing up is a little more complicated than expected.
One connector joins the tube to the bulb: no problem there. But at the other end, there’s a second connector that narrows the end of the tube. If you leave it out, the ejaculation has no pressure. To fit it:
- Either you attach it to the tube before feeding it up through the sex toy’s urethra. In which case, you’ll struggle to move the tube inside the toy.
- Or you slide it in from the top, through the toy’s urethral opening, and struggle to attach the tube to the connector, by feel.
In short: it’s best to get everything ready in advance rather than try to set it up in the heat of the moment, which could kill the mood.
The two extra tubes and pairs of connectors are spares. I thought you might be able to join them end to end, but in practice, that doesn’t seem to be what they’re intended for. That said, one tube is long enough for the person using the dildo to keep the bulb within easy reach.
How well it works as a dildo
Like the Boss Stub, the Fun Factory Pop has a wide, flat base, which means you can secure it comfortably in a harness with a ring system (or “O-ring”, such as Spareparts’ Joque, Tomboi, Bella or Sasha, or Tantus’ Bend Over).
It can also stand upright, and is fairly stable. Its wide base also makes it suitable for safe anal penetration.
It should be used with water-based lubricant, and like many Fun Factory sex toys, it’s rather greedy when it comes to lubricant.
The Fun Factory Pop and the Tantus Max O2
I was worried about two potential drawbacks of the dildo being hollow:
- I wondered whether the sex toy’s very prominent urethral opening might cause discomfort. But in the end, you don’t really notice the presence of this little hole during penetration.
- I was worried it might be excessively flexible. It isn’t: thankfully, the Fun Factory Pop doesn’t go limp. It’s flexible, but still has a good amount of firmness.
It’s a good size, without being too big. Its shape curves towards the tip, and its well-defined glans make it particularly effective for G-spot stimulation.
Like The Boss Stub, the Fun Factory Pop is a well-designed sex toy when it comes to penetration: simple, but rich in sensation.
The Fun Factory Pop, the Tantus Max O2 and the unicorn vibrator (without its coating)
Ejaculation
If you’re planning to get the Fun Factory Pop, whatever you intend to use it for, plan to replace its bulb as soon as possible (perhaps with a syringe or a better-quality bulb). The little bulb supplied has a very small capacity, and, above all, it leaks.
With water, you lose a little, but it’s still usable. But as soon as you fill it with lubricant, when you squeeze the bulb, you get it all over your fingers, while almost none of it makes its way into the tube.
Well, when it’s lubricant, that’s a bit disappointing, but it’s no big deal. But I can only imagine how disheartening it must be for people using the Fun Factory Pop to conceive, to see its contents spill out like that, just because the sex toy’s bulb is rubbish.
Apart from this major failure of the bulb, the rest seems reasonably well designed. If you pull on it too hard, the tube can come out of the slot where you’ve tucked it into the sex toy’s base, but it doesn’t come unplugged.
Conclusion on the Fun Factory Pop ejaculating dildo
The Fun Factory Pop is a nice idea, and its shape and texture make it an effective sex toy that’s very enjoyable to use, especially—but not only—when worn in a harness.
It’s good that all its components are body-safe. However, the quality of the tubing designed to make ejaculation possible needs work. The bulb should be replaced with a better-secured version that doesn’t leak (that’s the least you’d expect, especially from a device potentially intended to hold a liquid its owners have gone to considerable trouble to obtain), and, if possible, a larger one. It’s a shame that more attention wasn’t paid to this part, which is an essential component of the sex toy.
The good points:
- In terms of sensation, the Fun Factory Pop is effective and provides excellent G-spot stimulation.
- All its components are body-safe.
- The concept is original and deserves a closer look.
The bad points:
- The bulb designed to hold sperm (or fake sperm, or lubricant, or water, or pumpkin juice if that’s your thing at the moment) is too small. And, above all, it leaks, which makes it unusable.
Note finale du test
Les plus
- Very good G-spot stimulation
- In silicone
- Innovative idea
Les moins
- The bulb containing the liquid to ejaculate leaks
Merci à espaceplaisir de nous avoir fourni le gode éjaculateur Fun Factory Pop pour ce test
