I’d like to thank Kama Sutra Closet for sponsoring this review of the Eroscillator 2 Plus. The Eroscillator is something you’ve probably heard of before. It’s a large-ish plug-in sex toy that doesn’t vibrate, but rather oscillates. It’s got a number of attachments, each of which feel different. If you’re looking for something stronger than the Eroscillator 2 Plus, Kama Sutra Closet also offers a more powerful model, the Eroscillator 2 Top Deluxe.
The Eroscillator is pretty darned awesome for a number of reasons. Here are some of those reasons:
- Eroscillator is both powerful and gentle at the same time. It oscillates, which means it doesn’t vibrate. To picture it, think of how your fan oscillates, back and forth. It’s kind of like that, but minuscule, kind of circular movements. Therefore, it actually works best if you aren’t applying much pressure to your clit with it. It seems counterproductive, but using less pressure gives more intense sensations.
- Eroscillator has a wide variety of attachments that come with it or are available for purchase later.
- It’s lightweight.
- It comes with a 12 foot power cord, meaning you never have to worry about running out of battery power, and the cord is plenty long enough even if your bed isn’t near an outlet.
Mine came with three attachments, and I was sent an additional two for a total of five. I am unsure what the material is that the heads are made of, but they seem varied. Some heads are particularly soft, some are kind of siliconey, and others seem like TPR. Eroscillator says they are body safe and hygienic, and all the heads are completely washable. However, I’d definitely have my own heads if I was sharing the power base with another person.
1. Grapes & Cockscomb(tm).
I shit you not. It is described thusly: “With a collection of smooth mini grapes on one side and a crenulated ridge on the other, the Grapes & Cockscomb attachment provides a deeply pleasurable stimulation of the labia and clitoris.”
This is one of my favorite attachments. It’s made from a semi-firm material (Silicone coated TPR, according to Eroscillator’s site) and the texture is interesting and it feels really good, but if I end up using too much pressure (my own fault) I end up feeling sore because of the shapes on the head.
It can be used on either side, and I prefer the “grapes” side. Someone who likes texture and interesting sensations on their clit would like this, as it delivers exactly that and isn’t so soft or long that it mutes the power of the oscillations.
2. Ball & Cup(tm).
True to the description: “The Ball & Cup attachment is crafted for gentle sensual stimulation of the clitoris and nipples.”
I think this one is probably my favorite.
I really do love this one. It’s an attachment made of firm material and I enjoy just letting the cup… you know, cup my clit, but I like dragging it slowly over it.
The reverse side of the cup feels nice as well. The firmer material transmits vibration very well.
3. French Legionnaire’s Moustache(R). Oh-ho-ho! It’s a strange one: “The French Legionnaire’s Moustache your ultimate and most sophisticated discovery in and outside your vagina.”
Right, okay. Well, that may be, but the bristles felt weird on my clit and I think it’s strange. I actually was doing it wrong, letting the moustaches touch my labia, when Epiphora told me to let the bristles rest against my clit. When I told her that was weird, she said to use more lube. When I added more lube, I stupidly turned it on while holding it in front of my face and got lube in my eye. Thanks, Piph.
I don’t care for it, but someone certainly might love it. I just can’t get past the weirdness and my own paranoia about masturbating with brushes. Also, the vibrations off the bristles are weak and unusual at best.
4. Seven Pearls of the Orient(R). This one’s on the strange side too: “The Seven Pearls of the Orient head was specially developed for vaginal and anal stimulation and penetration.”
I wouldn’t use this anally, just because I wouldn’t want the attachment to come off (though it does attach quite securely), and I find it rather small for vaginal use.
I’m really not a fan of it, and find it’s on the loud side and is difficult to focus the sensations with.
It’s my feeling that though this is a firm material, the size of it lessens the vibrations. I’m actually not sure why the vibrations seem less with it, but that’s my best guess.
5. Ultra-Soft Finger Tip(tm). I like this one: “The Ultra Soft Finger Tip is a marvel of comfort and technology. It provides the softest, most pleasant and sensual touch thanks to its high-tech Swiss made medical silicone elastomer. Ultrasonically welded for perfect water tightness.”
As it’s not a pure silicone, this is one you’ll want to dedicate to one person. It’s not as strong as some of the firmer attachments, but it feels really deliciously soft, like a pillow for your clit. But it oscillates. However, as it does not transmit oscillation as well as a firmer material, I have to be very aroused to get off with this head. However, when I do use it and get off, it’s very much worthwhile.
The Eroscillator, overall, is not my favorite toy. I still have to say that my go-to toy is the Form 2, though the Eroscillator is definitely in my top three vibrating toys. It’s a very good toy, and one that is proven to work for a majority of women. I think oscillation may be very close to how some women masturbate manually, rubbing with a finger or two in a circular motion. It’s incredibly difficult to get up any speed doing this, and if you do it’s really easy to use a lot of pressure and end up numb. I’m not saying the Eroscillator is like using your hand, it’s definitely way more intense and pleasant, but the motion is sort of reminiscent of that kind of motion, in my opinion.
I think the Eroscillator would be best suited to someone who does not like a lot of pressure on their clitoris, yet still wants a lot of power in a vibrator. It’s pricey, yes, but if it’s defective you can contact the manufacturer within one year to replace a defective unit. Eroscillator is long, yet lightweight and with a very long, sturdy power cable that plugs into any outlet (two prong). It’s also very obvious that it’s a high quality product, with no flimsy parts or the like. This toy would be ideal for someone who wants to buy one toy (with the option of attachments later) and doesn’t want to worry about it again.
Thanks again to the kind folks at Kama Sutra Closet for letting me review the Eroscillator 2 Plus. If you’re waffling about power, though, I’d recommend popping for the Eroscillator 2 Top Deluxe model, which has a more powerful motor and additional attachments standard.
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