Handheld Cordless Personal Wand Massager – Waterproof, USB Rechargeable, 20 Vibration Patterns, 8 Speeds, Memory Feature, Skin-Soft Silicone for Ultimate Relaxation Tool (Purple)

Yep . Worth the buy. 😌
Mission accomplished . Transparent review. Worth the purchase I literally had to grab the bed as I thought I was going to levitate afterwards lol.Now I wish they could reduce the amount of settings as 20 is excessive and you have to cycle through them all to change your preference . There should be an easier user friendly option to go straight to your preferred level of intensity. Would recommend overall 🤗✨

VERY DISAPPOINTED!!!!!!!
Let me first say i NEVER write reviews this is my first review ever but I’m so displeased with this. I bought this for the first time about a year and half ago and it was awesome then it finally stopped working. I decided to buy it again in May 2024 and that one stopped working after 4 months so I thought maybe just got a defective one. Then in September 2024 decided to try buying it yet again, well that one never really work right but kept it anyway and it stopped working about 2 week ago so it only lated about 4 months, so I decided to try one more time and bought yet another one. I have only had it about a week and it stopped working, so that is 3 different ones in 1 year that were complete junk. The 1st time it’s whatever it just could be defective, the 2nd time okay I will give your product one more chance, the 3rd time now it’s just ridiculous and you lost my business. If I were you I would definitely save your money and find something better. I’m just very disappointed because when it actually worked it was great, so just know you may get one that works great but most likely you will get one that doesn’t work right at all or it will stop working after a few weeks to months.

Annoying button design and too many options
It works just fine but my 2 big complaints are that the buttons are very difficult to locate, especially in the dark, they’re the same feeling as the rest of the wand so when you’re in the mood and distracted it’s annoying to search for buttons, dumb design. Also why the F do you need 15 different vibration modes? Once you find one that you like if you press a button by mistake then you have to find the button and cycle through them to find it again, it takes a minute and can totally kill the mood. I would suggest on, off, pulse, keep it simple.

Génial

I bought this for my partner, and she’s delighted with it. It packs as much (potentially more?) power than the OG Hitachi Magic Wand on which it’s designed is based, in a much smaller and more portable design and with a greater choice of speeds and vibration patterns.Given the low price and shockingly high quality of the Bed Geek, anybody with a clitoris who’s sexually active would be mad not to order one.When I introduced my partner to the wireless Hitachi Magic Wand, it was a revelation for her. The only issue was the size of the thing. For those who aren’t familiar, the Hitachi magic wand is the big white massaging device that inspired this vibrator, and it weighs about half a kilo and is a foot in length. It’s size allows it to be pack a punch, but also means it’s not exactly discrete and is not as portable as one might wish it to be. The whole reason that I, as a guy, bought the Magic Wand was so that I could use it on my partner, and for this use the long handle and high power of the Hitachi makes it an ideal couple’s vibrator. My partner wanted something like the Hitachi which she could carry with her when staying away from home, as well as something that would be easier for her to handle and hold for use on herself. The Bed Geek came highly recommended from a friend, so we decided to give it a shot.There are two flaws of the Bed Geek and one suitability criterion that I’ve noticed so far (which the creators of the product could fairly easily remedy these with some minor design adjustments):1. The settings for both vibration power and vibration pattern are selected sequentially using a single button for each parameter (one button for iterating through the power levels and one button for iterating through the pattern options). This is fine for the Hitachi MW bc it only has four power settings and four pattern settings. Since the Bed Geek has a lot more options (~20 vibration patterns) for each of the two parameters, the sequential option selection design can make switching between settings a little annoying. For example: if you want to switch from vibration pattern #12 to vibration pattern #7, you have to press the vibration pattern button 15 times to get from #12 to #20 then back up from #1 to #7. This may sound like a small thing, but in practice it means a lot of clicking, and it’s easy in the heat of pleasure to overshoot the desired setting (e.g. click one too far and land on #8) so that you have to then click the button 20 more times to get back to the desired setting. One instance in which this is particularly noticeable is when you’re trying to crank it up to max power. The way the power works is different to vibration setting: instead of going from least powerful up to most powerful then starting back at least powerful after you’ve reached the most powerful setting (like a flight of steps upward followed by a drop back to the bottom step again), the vibrator goes gradually up to the most powerful and then gradually down again to the least powerful (like a flight of steps going up, and then a mirror image flight of steps going down again). Unless you remember exactly what the top setting feels like, you HAVE to overshoot the most powerful setting to know that it’s the most powerful setting, and when you overshoot, you have to go through the settings not once but TWICE (all the way down then all the way back up again) all while counting as you go to make sure you don’t overshoot it the second time. This could be remedied by having some kind of display that shows when you’re about to hit the highest setting, or simply by having separate sets of up AND down buttons for vibration power and vibration pattern, respectively.2. There is a zig-zag pattern embossed around the lower part of the head of the Bed Geek which appears to serve a purely aesthetic function. I say this assuming that anybody experiencing this massager in operation is unlikely to notice the tiny ridges when their clit is getting buzzed at several thousand rpm. This embossed pattern, like with other sex toys with similar features, tends to just make it easier for gunk to cling to the toy such that it is harder to clean that it needs to be. I’d recommend that the manufacturers just make the head smooth, or at least that the design of the head be such that there aren’t any sharply bevelled nooks for gunk to cling to. This is another respect in which the designers could heed the design of the Hitachi, the head of which is completely smooth.3. (regarding suitability for various use cases) The head of the Bed Geek is a little on the hard side, and so you have to be much more careful when using it on someone/yourself as opposed to the Magic Wand. The Hitachi’s head is firmly cushioned and attached to the handle via a flexible neck that bends just the right amount such that pressure is never applied too harshly. I can press the Magic Wand as hard as I want into my partners clit and it won’t hurt her. This is due not only to the cushion and the flexible neck, but also because the larger size of the head means that the pressure is sufficiently spread out so as not to be too concentrated and painful. The Bed Geek is much smaller than the Magic Wand (see photo), which means that it doesn’t have as much scope for cushion, neck flexibility, and head size as the magic wand. This isn’t a criticism of the vibrator per se, but more of a note about it’s suitability for couples play vs. personal masturbation. If you’re using it on yourself, you’ll know exactly how hard to press it to achieved your preferred sensation. If you’re using it on a partner, however, you have to be much more cautious about how and where you press it, because—unlike the Hitachi—pressing it slightly too hard or in the wrong place can make the sensation painful for your partner. To be clear, it’s a perfectly serviceable vibrator for couples, but if you’re actively looking for something to use on someone, or have used on you by someone, a slightly larger massager like the Hitachi Magic Wand (or one of it’s decent-quality imitators) is (for my money, at least) a better bet.Forgive me if the foregoing three points sound trivial or pernickety, but they warrant consideration—the first as a piece of customer feedback for the maker of the product, and the second as guidance for the prospective buyer re. whether the Bed Geek is the best choice of massager for their use case (i.e. personal masturbation or playing with others).Do not mistake my criticisms (the first two points) as a rationale not to buy this product. The Bed Geek is an outstanding product. For the price, you simply cannot go wrong. I have encountered VERY few products (not just sex toys—any product) that deliver as much quality and value for money as the Bed Geek. I would not write a review this detailed unless I thought the product warranted such time and attention.

Fa esattamente ciò che deve fare. Indispensabile e piacevole. Lunga durata, ottimo prodotto