I recently picked Hannah Harper’s Butterfly Vibe. It is a vibe with a nubby head and dual motors. One in the head and the other for clitoral stimulation. It is made of pliable, waterproof TPR silicone and is phthalate free.  When I pulled this vibe out of the package, the first thing that caught my attention was definitely the material.  Although it was soft and warmed quickly to my touch, the material was not quick to glide.  What I mean by this is that it is best to start out with a lubrication of  your choice to get this party started.

I played with the Butterfly Vibe before insertion, just to get my hands familiar with my options. I was pleased to see that the Butterfly had three speeds, an escalation rhythm and three pulsation patterns.  Above all, it was extremely quiet, so I won’t wake up my roomies. Now, that is what I am talking about when it comes to making a vibe! Girls love options, and we hate boring loud monotonous vibes with one speed and no pulse. 

I tried this vibrator a couple of times.  My partner used it as a clitoral stimulus while performing oral.  I was bored with that quickly, as it really had no kick and it was taking time away from my man’s very important tongue exercises.  Eventually he used it to penetrate me during oral, and that wasn’t bad, but it was a bit weak and left me wanting the real thing. To end my battle with finding the punch that I was looking for, I decided to try one more thing.  While my partner penatrated me, I kept the tickler on my clit, and used the vibrator’s nubby end as an anal vibration stimulus. That led to better results.

In the end, I was impressed with the variety of vibration and the low sound volume, but I felt like the vibe was weak when pressure was put on it.  I was also not a big fan of the material, although it is better in the shower than out of it.  I might just keep this vibe around for some solo shower acts.