The Love to Love brand, for which we had already tested a rabbit, a vibrating egg, and a BDSM accessory for spanking, has released a vibrator called Womanizer. But it has nothing to do with the famous brand of suction and pulsing sex toys. The Womanizer Love to Love is a fairly standard little vibrator.
Still intrigued nonetheless, I decided to test it.
Sex toy packaging
The box is made of cardboard, disposable, and no storage accessories are included. The device clearly doesn’t give off a luxury impression.
Appearance of the Womanizer Love to Love
It’s a small black vibrator, very simple, with a small curved “snout” at its tip, and a single pink button.
Texture and materials
The sex toy’s coating is made of silicone, so it’s body-safe. The vibrator is rigid, but its surface is soft.
Controls and modes
The button turns on or off the sex toy if you press and hold it, and cycles to the next mode with short presses.
There are twelve modes in total. Nothing out of the ordinary: first, three constant intensity levels, then nine “fancy” modes.
If you don’t like the mode you’ve just landed on, you can’t go back to the previous one directly. You’ll need to press the button eleven times, cycling through the next ten modes, before finally returning to the one you wanted. You then clearly realise that a single button simply isn’t enough to properly control a sex toy. In short, the controls are far from practical.
Powering the Womanizer Love to Love
The device is powered by two AAA batteries. Which is neither practical nor modern.
Moreover, no batteries are included. In other words, when you buy the sex toy, if you haven’t thought to buy batteries in advance, you won’t be able to use it straight away.
Effectiveness of the Womanizer Love to Love
This vibrator has nothing exceptional in terms of power. Sure, I can get an orgasm by applying it to my clitoris, but for that, I have to really work at it, and I tend to get bored first. Without being particularly unpleasant, the texture is nothing to write home about, and the tip lacks a certain “cushiony” feel for the clit.
The shape of its head is supposed to make it suitable for G-spot stimulation. However, its curve is only slightly pronounced, and it’s difficult to reach the spot without contorting your fingers and wrist.
Conclusion on the Womanizer Love to Love
The good points:
- It’s made of silicone. (We steer clear of toxic sex toys. So, being body-safe is a bit of the bare minimum for a vibrator tested here. But then again, we had to find at least one positive.)
The bad points:
- It’s a battery-powered sex toy. In 2020, that’s a bit naff.
- It’s lacking a touch of power for clitoral stimulation.
- And for the G-spot, its shape is far from optimal.
Note finale du test
Les plus
- In silicone
Les moins
- Battery-powered
- Lacking in power
This sex toy doesn’t really convince me. Rather than relying on a name that’s prone to confusion, the brand would have been better off investing more effort in creating a vibrator with more modern technology.
Note: a person from the Love to Love brand contacted us and clarified that this sex toy, which is an old model, has since been renamed “Addict” to avoid any confusion with the Womanizer brand.
