by @RacyRosalee, 10/05/23
Luddi Ziggy Rechargeable Unisex Accessible Silicone Vibrator
*FYI – I have fibromyalgia, so accessibility-friendly sex toys are something I love discovering and exploring!
I wasn’t expecting the box to be so big and heavy, it caught me off guard a little with the way I tried to lift it, which caused a little flare in my wrist the next day (not fun). The packaging itself is big and bold, the bright orange is very hard to miss.
The ribbon pull system to open the box is a little finnicky, and the finish on the box makes it a little slippery to try and open by hand, so I had a slight bit of difficulty there, the angle the box opens at also makes it a little finnicky to close too. If I had issues on a non-flare day, I know I’m never going to be able to open it whilst flaring.
The charging station is huge, and I now know why the box was so heavy. It’s large and heavy, but also still very accessible, with braille above the button and charging ports to assist the visually impaired.
The braille on top of the box matches the text, however, the braille on the back only translates the first paragraph written on the back, leaving out details of the charging station, the number of patterns, etc. There are no instructions in braille for the actual product, which assumes that those who are visually impaired have a caregiver or partner, which is not always guaranteed.
Took longer than the claimed 1 hour for the toy to charge (either that or the charging indicator light just doesn’t change). Also, there’s no way for anyone visually impaired to know whether it’s fully charged or not, as the feedback is visual-only with the lights.
The vibrations only really happen on the thicker portion of the toy, where the motor is, and the difference in the levels seems a little jumpy, 1 is pretty low, then 2 feels more like a 3. 3 and 4 are fairly buzzy, and enjoyable externally for me, but I don’t really like inserting this toy, it just didn’t do much internally.
The shape is really uncomfortable internally, as it’s more of a semi-circle, and whilst you can grip the two wings (when magnetised together), there’s not really a lot control in the pivoting of the toy you can do, only really in and out.
The side of the box states ‘8 Speeds + Patterns’, however, there are actually 4 speeds and 4 patterns, which may confuse some people. The patterns are also not for me, patterns just don’t do it for me, and I would’ve preferred having 8 levels that increased incrementally instead.
The buzzy-type vibrations were fine externally, and it did its job, but nothing super amazing. This would probably be more fun with a partner, but at this point, I can’t say much until I go see them.
I found that it wasn’t quite as flexible as advertised, especially when placing it inside underwear, as it doesn’t bend enough with the pelvic shape, and just causes the top portion of the toy juts out a little awkwardly.
Despite the accessibility claims of this product, I don’t actually find it to be fully accessible at all, especially in regard to the visually impaired and the lack of information they are getting from the braille when compared to someone who can see perfectly. And the box too, anyone with muscle or motor skill impediments may struggle with the weight and getting it open, as well as pulling the magnets apart. As someone with fibro, this is not accessible for all bodies.
Pros: Brightly coloured
Cons: Lack of accessible packaging, lack of instructions for visually impaired, caused me to flare
Bottom Line: Lot of work to be done to claim it’s accessible to all, really disappointed
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