We Vibe Melt How To Use

There are few things in this world on which my stance has flipped completely over the course of my life. While (presumably) not titillating, cilantro is one thing that immediately comes to mind. I used to believe I was one of those people who were genetically cursed to hate it; nowadays, I throw that shit on everything. I would care for cilantro similar salt and pepper if it were socially acceptable (while it might be to my boyfriend, my culinary-inclined family unit would take result). Within the past few months, I've had another huge revelation in my life, however, namely 1 regarding air pulsing toys. I had tried a Womanizer toy once before with an old partner, and while it was an interesting feel, I was never sold on the technology. That all changed when my BFF won an Instagram contest that resulted in both her and I receiving new Womanizer Starlet 2's. After a few tries, I became admittedly obsessed with this toy, and it became my number ane go-to for all things clit stimulation.

Holding the We-Vibe Cook to show sleek, easy to hold body

Recently, I reached out to We-Vibe to ask if they would permit me test out their pulsating toy, the Melt. Existence the lovely people they are, they sent me one straight away and, well, permit's just say it'due south another cilantro: I love information technology, it's changed my life, and I want to put it on everything. Okay, well, at least my bits.

If you've never tried an air pulsing toy before, the sensations vary between each brand. To me, both the Nosotros-Vibe Melt and the Womanizer Starlet feel like a focused thumping or tapping, in such a way that reverberates throughout my whole clitoral system, but I remember that the Starlet has a bit more thump to it, while the Melt has a bit more suction. It certainly feels more intense to me, at least to me.

Every bit far as dynamic range goes, the Cook has 12 levels of intensity, with the lowest starting out more intense so the lowest setting on the Starlet. Good or bad, depending on your preference. The power level goes upwards so loftier on the Melt that I don't even use the last few settings most of the time because it'southward just too much. When I am on the highest sensation it feels like someone has isolated my clitoris and is lighting it on fire. Which…I suppose might exist pleasurable for some people, merely only non for me. The sensation is so focused and intense that there is no escaping it, which is why I usually just play with the first few settings.

One of the absurd things I accept noticed about the Melt (as well as other air pulse toys) is that it doesn't make me sensitive in the way other vibrators exercise, and I accept heard this from other people as well. I don't get the desensitization after long periods of use, nor does information technology make my nether regions crawling or tingle uncomfortably after using information technology for a long time.

The shape of the Melt is quite streamlined, and the trunk is covered in a super silky and squishy silicone, similar to the one used for the rest of the brand's toys. The contour of the Cook is sleek; information technology was designed then it could be easier to use during partnered sex, which I think it accomplishes pretty well. It feels very comfy in my hands, and I like the button placement, though I would rather the buttons exist raised rather than indented as they are. I accept on more then one occasion increased the intensity when I was trying to decrease it, much to my ain shock and displeasure. The only other affair I don't like well-nigh this piece is that, because of the shape and length, I can't just lay it on my body and wait information technology to stay nicely on my clit the manner the Starlet does. Rather, it has to be actively held in position, which sucks because sometimes I just want to be lazy and use it hands-gratuitous.

Holding the We-Vibe Melt and Womanizer Starlet 2 together to compare size and shape. The buttons on the Starlet are easier to use as they are more pronounced.

The Cook, like all of We-Vibe'due south products, too connects to the We-Connect app. This is absurd considering you lot tin can control the intensity via phone instead of via the toy itself, or yous can have a partner practise it for y'all. I haven't used the long distance connection with this toy yet, but I have used it a lilliputian with the We-Vibe Sync and information technology was quite buggy. I take read from other reviewers that the long altitude connectivity has always had issues, then I suppose you should keep that in heed if that'south something you are looking for.

To sum up my feelings about the Cook:

Pros:

Soft silicone, fully waterproof, magnet USB rechargeable
Bluetooth and long distance connection to the Nosotros-Connect app
12 strong thumping/sucking functions
Upwards to ii hour battery life!!
Sleek shape optimized for partnered apply

Cons:

Starts pretty strong
Buggy long distance connection

All in all, the best endorsement I could give for this toy is to say I employ information technology every day. The Melt has replaced my wand vibes as my get-to for clit stimulation and actually changed the fashion I masturbate. I am virtually annoyed that I take other vibrators that I have to exam afterwards this, because I simply want to use the Melt all the time. I would recommend this to folks who are interested in air pulsing toys and definitely to anyone who enjoys them already and is looking for ane of the strongest you tin can become. Nosotros-Vibe certainly does not disappoint.

Cheers to We-Vibe for sending me this toy in commutation for an honest review. All links are affiliate links.