The Womanizer Inside Out is the direct competitor of the Satisfyer Pro G-Spot Rabbit. Its principle is similar: it has two arms.
The shorter one is an air-pulse vibrator that you press against the clitoris, while the longer, penetrating and curved one is dedicated to G-spot stimulation.
“Inside Out” means “inside out” or “from the inside.” The name is a bit ugly, and to be honest, the look of the sextoy doesn’t exactly make one’s heart race. But having really liked the Satisfyer Rabbit, I felt I had to test the Womanizer’s air-pulse rabbit too, even just to compare.
Sextoy packaging
We received a tester’s sample, without the packaging.
However, when you buy it, the Womanizer Inside Out comes in a sturdy cardboard box. It contains the sextoy, its black satin storage pouch, its instruction manual, as well as its charging cable and its mains adapter.
Appearance of the Womanizer Inside Out
Black in colour, the Womanizer Inside Out is the combination of two arms.
The shorter one, oval and domed, has two charging pins at its base to which the sextoy’s cable plugs in, then its controls, and finally, on the side opposite the two charging pins, the removable clitoral air-pulse tip. The longer one, slightly curved, penetrates the vagina.
The sextoy measures 19 centimetres in total, with 9 cm insertable. Its penetrating arm has a fairly slim diameter, of around 2.5 centimetres.
Its shape is a bit odd, it reminds me of a sort of insect. In short: I find it a bit ugly.
Texture and materials
The Womanizer Inside Out is made of pure silicone, a body-safe material. Its surface is smooth, but tends to attract dust. Its insertable part is slightly flexible.
Powering the Womanizer Inside Out
The sextoy is rechargeable. Its magnetic cable plugs into two charging pins at the base of the sextoy, and into a USB port or the mains adapter at its other end.
Controls and modes
The controls consist of four buttons:
- A “+” and a “-” to adjust the intensity of the pulsations and air pulses of the clitoral part of the sextoy.
- And another pair of “+” and “-” to control the vibrations of the insertable arm.
Using the Womanizer Inside Out
The pulsations and air pulses of the clitoral tip are rather powerful.
However, when you insert the vaginal arm and try to move it back and forth, you tend to lose contact with the clitoris easily, and the excitement then deflates like a soufflé.
On top of that, this arm isn’t very large, and if you simply keep it inserted without moving it, the G-spot is hardly stimulated. Its shape is indeed curved, but its tip is too thin and doesn’t press against the area in a harmonious way.
In my opinion, it’s far from a success: the shape of this sextoy lacks seriously in ergonomics.
Conclusion on the Womanizer Inside Out
The good points:
- The clitoral air pulses and vibrations are powerful.
The bad points:
- Its shape lacks in ergonomics: if you try to stimulate the G-spot, the external tip loses contact with the clitoris.
- It costs a fortune: not far from €200.
Review score
Pros
- Powerful air pulses and vibrations
Cons
- Ineffective shape
- High price
The Womanizer Inside Out is a failure, due to a shape poorly suited to female anatomy: you cannot really stimulate the clitoris and the G-spot efficiently at the same time with this sextoy. What’s more, it costs more than three times the price of its competitor, the Satisfyer Rabbit, which is far more effective.
Its successor, the Womanizer Duo, seems to have a shape better suited to G-spot stimulation. Perhaps it manages to make up for the shortcomings of the first model.
