Les stimulateurs clitoridiens sans contact ont apporté un brin de nouveauté dans le monde des sextoys.
Mais depuis le premier Womanizer, le W500, de nombreux vibros “aspirants” et pulsants sont apparus. Ainsi que d’autres jouets érotiques, s’approchant de ce concept sans l’imiter. C’est le cas notamment des “pulsateurs soniques” de Lelo.
Entre aspirations, pulsations, pulsations soniques, et vibrations “classiques”, comment s’y repérer ? Quel stimulateur clitoridien sans contact choisir ?
Contact-free clitoral stimulators by suction and pulsation
The “classic” of the contact-free clitoral stimulator is the vibrator combining suction and pulsation.
The first Womanizer implementations, the W500 and the W100, are a bit rough around the edges. But despite numerous ergonomic flaws and a hideous design, these sex toys prove formidably effective.
Indeed, for many women, they provide delicious and unprecedented sensations. Hence their success.
These devices aren’t quite up to scratch. For my part, for some reason, they only allow me to orgasm standing up.
Then the Womanizer Pro 40 steps up its game, with reliable effectiveness, more power, and a sleek design. The Premium is also worth checking out, but its price is rather exorbitant.
The brand also has a few failures, including the Starlet (ugly and pretty mediocre), the Liberty (pretty, but mediocre) and the Classic (disappointing).
To avoid as well: the Fontaine de Jouvence, from the Noire Fontaine brand (poor).
On the Satisfyer side, one of the first models, the Satisfyer Pro 2, does the job adequately, and at a low price. However, it’s a bit ugly. The Pro Penguin is also nice, despite a less plush tip.
We Vibe has also released its suction vibrator, the Melt, which is a connected sex toy. We haven’t had the chance to test it yet. But a connected suction vibrator, was that really useful? The review by Kmille, for example, answers in the negative to this question.
With extra vibrations
Satisfyer has combined “ordinary” vibrations with contact-free stimulation by vibration and pulsation. And the result really delivers!
The Satisfyer Pro 2 Vibration, and the Satisfyer Pro Plus Vibration are two formidable clitoral stimulators. They’ll send you to the seventh heaven by multiplying sensations.
One downside: their controls are a bit clunky. Just to switch them off, it’s a bit of a struggle.
Suction rabbits
The suction rabbit from Satisfyer, the Satisfyer Pro G-spot Rabbit, is a marvel of efficiency.
Its shape fits perfectly to female anatomy, allowing it to keep sucking the clitoris while you tilt its vaginal arm a few degrees to reach the G-spot effortlessly.
Its competitor, the Womanizer Inside Out, is a miss. However, there is a new model, the Womanizer Duo, which may prove interesting. We haven’t tested it.
Contact-free clitoral stimulators by sonic pulsation
Lelo ignored the pulsation trend, to create yet another type of stimulation: sonic pulsation. And the result is stunning!
The Sona Cruise (and its nerfed version, the Sona) is a targeted clitoral stimulator, which emits very powerful “sonic pulsations” into the clitoris. Orgasm is guaranteed.
One downside: it’s a bit rough on the clitoris, starting with already considerable power, even on the lowest intensity level. It won’t therefore suit sensitive clitorises.
Its successor, the Sona Cruise 2, solves this problem, with a plushier tip and a gentler start.
This article is based on my experience with these sex toys; however, perceptions and tastes vary from one person to another. Do you have a different opinion on the contact-free clitoral stimulators we have mentioned? Would you recommend another one? Don’t hesitate to let us know in the comments.
