There’s a bit more power if you ignore the fins and press the shaft into your clit, but…first of all, what’s the point, and second of all, the motor still sucks. I tried pressing just one tip to my clit.

I put it on either side of my clit like tweezers. I spread my labia, exposing my very buried clit, so I could give the Ruby a chance to hit it directly. And it’s horribly buzzy, so almost nothing transfers to the fins, which are THE ONLY REASON to buy a toy like this. The vibration is strongest on the ‘head’ of the toy in between its two fins. In contrast, the Ruby’s motor makes me want to defenestrate it. I enjoyed it- it had power behind it and stayed connected to the app well. I still feel an obligation to review them on their own merits, though, so read on if you just want to know what the toys are like. At this point, for lack of refutal, I’m proceeding on the assumption that the designs are, in fact, stolen. It’s hard to respond to ‘hey, did you collaborate with these three companies you don’t acknowledge anywhere to make this line?’ Bizarrely, the LELO Tor 2 is listed for sale on their site (at a suspiciously low price), though it’s the only LELO toy there. The customer support email invited me to send questions that they would pass on, but I never got a response. I contacted their customer support line (and subsequently learned my contact had left the company). Evidence in hand, I emailed my contact at Vibease.

Lelo tor 2 troubleshoot