Some people have noted on online forums that they've used the shaft for penetration but that's not suggested in the instructions, so we suggest you stay away and use one of the best rabbit vibrators if you want both a clitoral and penetrative toy. How much noise does the Satisfyer Pro 2 Air Pulse Stimulator vibrator make?

The charging time is two and a half hours, which is quite a long stretch compared to the Lelo Sona's two hours and the Womanizer's even better one hour.Satisfyer's vibrators are world-renowned — with options for all types of stimulation, from G-Spot to clitoral. Many of the brand's vibrators take advantage of a clitoral suction toy design — which stimulates the clitoris with waves of pulsating air to mimic a sensation which is often compared to oral sex. Made from super-soft, skin-friendly, medical-grade silicone that’s smooth to the touch and extremely hygienic

Remove the silicone head by gently pulling it away from the device, wipe down with toy cleaner and then rinse with warm water. Easy. How long does the Satisfyer Pro 2 take to charge? Satisfyer's Pro 2 Air Pulse Stimulator is quiet on the lower settings, barely emitting a rumble from the head of the toy. It does get louder though, I found, the higher I turned it up. Still, this is more of a rumble leading up to the noise an electric toothbrush would make, rather than any discernible noise. Plus, it’s very quiet. Under the blankets you can barely hear it when it’s on, even at its higher intensities. That’s amazing, because some of these toys sound like tiny jet engines. You place the small body-friendly silicone over your clitoris and switch it on and the toy creates a suction vacuum to stimulate your clit without actually touching it. If you haven’t tried clitoral stimulation like this before I highly suggest trying it out. The Satisfyer Pro is not the quietest toy around but it’s far from loud. To get much quieter than this in a suction toy you need to go a lot higher in price tag towards the Womanizer series and it’s not that much of an improvement. Waterproof (and a Bonus)They’ve added more specific intensity control. We’re slowly moving away from a single button to cycle through intensity (I’ll never understand why this was so common) and now we have a +/- button design which is much, much better. If you know this type of suction is for you (and you can afford more than double the price) I’d suggest going with the Pro40 instead. Guaranteed orgasms and (with the longer battery) longer sessions. Older Satisfyer Pro vs Next Generation

Perhaps one of the big bonuses, if this is your first toy, is how sensitive it is. For anyone with hormonal issues, low libido or comfort issues with other toys this might be a good answer. Even if you have a loss of sensation and don’t get much from a normal vibrator, The Satisfyer Pro range can all go pretty low power and a gentle suction can still be enough to get you there.Anyone not aware of the brand or this type of vibrator would probably think the Satisfyer Pro 2 Air Pulse Stimulator was a beauty tool if they saw it in your bag.

Off a two and half hour charge, the Satisfyer Pro 2 lasts through multiple uses, although it doesn't really give you too much notice if it's about to run out of charge.

So my final verdict? I find the Satisfyer great to use during intercourse because I can't usually come that way without a toy. It's also probably great for those who have trouble climaxing in general. But I plan to use it sparingly. A perfect use of the gentle settings is for the come down after you've reached your goal as it makes sure nothing feels too intense and you can enjoy the moment.