by @BBWinch, 21 Jan 2015
Womanizer USB Rechargeable Clitoral Stimulator

A revolution in orgasm for women
I was curious to read the reviews of this product, and waited to see a number of reviews before I ordered.
First the good points. Packaging and what you get when you open the box - the device seems well made and comes in a zipped pouch. It had some charge of the battery, so was available for use without charging the first time.
There is a USB cable and a round pin plug, which is probably a fiddle to use in the UK, as you would need a travel adapter to use it here. It comes with a spare silicon-feel head for the suction unit, and an instruction manual.
As the other reviewers say, it makes a slightly odd noise. You fit the head of the device over your clitoris and the suction device, which is very gentle, goes to work. You know when you have a seal as the sound reduces.
A larger button, shaped like a gemstone (see below under design drawbacks), lets you ramp up the power of the suction, drawing the clitoris into a cone-shaped void. This is the first device I have used where the highest level of stimulation was too much, in fact, way too much, for me.
The companyâs website describes the orgasm achieved through this device as âcontact-lessâ, that is, the very sensitive tip of the clitoris is never in contact with anything. This may sound counter-intuitive, but it produces an orgasm effect unlike any I have experienced in 50 plus active years.
I would describe the orgasm as being what Betty Dodson, orgasm guru, calls a âsleeping beautyâ orgasm. The best way to use it is to lie still and relaxed, and press the device to your clitoris. The orgasm comes amazingly quickly, and feels quite unique. I have had two kinds of orgasm with it.
In one, as you reach climax the pelvic floor begins the rhythmic pulsations, but instead of those pulsations tailing off, they continue to climb in intensity, so where you think âOh, this is over and Iâm coasting downhill now.â Instead it goes up a notch, up a notch, up a notch, up another notch, OMG up another notch and pretty soon you hear yourself making a sound you have not heard since childbirth.
The second kind of orgasm, and this was a surprise as I have never felt anything like it, is that you reach climax and instead of the pulsing sensation, you reach the high note and just hold it.
I experienced one long continuous spasm, no pulsations, just my whole pelvic floor flipping out into one glorious sensation that seemed as if I was in freeze frame. It didnât stop until I moved the device off my clitoris. Again, there were childbirth noises.
I really think this device should be investigated by sexual therapists for people who have difficulty achieving orgasm. It seems to me a game changer. Also worth noting that since I have been using it, I feel an overall effect of heightened sexual awareness.
Is it any good for couple use? Not sure. I sort of feel that my other half might be a tiny bit intimidated by this magic device that doesnât move back and forth, vibrate, make sexy squelching sounds (as pointed out by a previous reviewer), etc, but does move the user to some previously unknown sexual nirvana that no partner could ever hope to compete with.
Let me paint you a picture of just how unexpected and different these orgasms are compared with those arising other kinds of stimulation. Letâs say you are sitting at Costa Coffee eating a sandwich and having a coffee. Afterwards, you get up and think, âMmm, that was goodâ and go back to the office.
With the Womanizer, you are sitting eating your sandwich and coffee and while you are doing this, a flashmob of about 200 people mill around you and suddenly strike up the Halleluja Chorus, which is so loud and so unexpected, that you end up spilling your coffee. You are dazed and covered in coffee, and they are still singing.
Downside: okay. The people who designed the outside need a telling off. Away, please, with the Barbie colour scheme, the fake gemstone button and the animal print panel on the back. Come. On. We are grown ups. Also, the Userâs Manual, in which English features as the second language, needs a complete overhaul. The translation is poor, and the photographs on the quick-start manual? Please.
The company needs to revise this with something more tasteful, like illustrations that tell you everything you need, but donât give you a view of a lady with acrylic nail designs applying the device to her own personal bits. Also - discretion please! We donât need the word âWomanizerâ emblazoned on the outside of the zippy pouch.
Overall Rating: 9 out of 10 stars
Pros: Itâs quite unlike anything else.
Cons: The colour, the manual, and the branded pouch.
Bottom Line: Extraordinary.