Toy Review: iBuzz Two
I am so pleased to announce my virginal toy review. Yes, I’m a little behind the eight ball on this one. I suggest you check out other fabulous reviews of the iBuzz Two by Radical Vixen and Tara Tainton.
Let me first say that LoveHoney (from whence my favorite little bunny and cock ring came) is incredible. Typically, I’m a leary one of ordering from anyplace outside the states, but LoveHoney shipped quickly and packed my lovely little sex accessory perfectly and anonymously. I will most certainly order from them again.
Here are the highlights, guys and dolls:
1. Simultaneous pleasure of both of us. The possibilities with two vibrating pieces to stimulate you and your partner are endless. The bunny’s ears are completely capable of stimulating your clit, while your partner wears the blue piece (Vixen called it the “bunny’s backpack”–hilarious). The nobs on the “backpack” are also arousing on your clit if your partner is deep within you while he wears it. The vibrating egg (wrapped in a condom, sans bunny and backpack) are terrific anally.
2. Good with a playlist or without. Varied speeds and pulses make it possible to use without an iPod, but as Vixen said, it works FAMOUSLY with Personal Jesus by Depeche Mode (love that song…). It also works beautifully with brazilian fado (my favorite sex music anyway) by Mariza. “Loucura” was what J began with when we played. There is great power and subtlty in her voice, making for a varied experience.
3. Lovely little light. It’s a little like Star Wars or a pantiless jazz club. Where do I hang out, you wonder?
4. Two sets of headphones plug right into it.
5. For BDSM aficionados, the iBuzz can assist in sensory deprivation (muting out all unintentional sound). Add a blindfold, like the one on My Naughty List and you’ve got a number of possiblities in any scene you decide upon with your partner.
I found some of the articles on advertising the iBuzz Two quite interesting. Apparently, Apple was twisted over the similarity of the images used to market the iBuzz. See THIS article at the bottom of iBuzz’s website.
If you all enter the comments contest, sponsored by 451 Press, I’d suggest buying this delightful little piece of technology. Though I’m typically one for the non-battery powered toys (it requires AAA, by the way), this is a keeper.
Thanks to Richard of LoveHoney for sponsoring a stimulating first review!
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Lola is a writer living in the Pacific Northwest. She isn't polyamorous, a swinger, or a slut; no labels please. But, she's tried just about everything, leading to a sexuality that isn't easily categorized. 
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January 11th, 2007 at 10:03 am
I gave this device to C. and suggested she use it this weekend when I’m on the road. Also shared Mariza with her. When I told her who introduced me to the woman’s incredibly sensuous voice and almost Middle-Eastern instrumentation, she smiled her Sphinx smile and said “I know.”
If she likes it, maybe I’ll get a chance to play. And again, maybe she’ll save it for herself or someone unnamed.
January 11th, 2007 at 7:12 pm
[…] - lots and lots of play with my new iBuzz Two - dissecting and analyzing (to no avail) what transpired with Paul on Saturday. I’m still working on it. Tom Paine’s post “Deconstructing Sex” added a new perspective and much appreciated sensitivity to it. I’ll say that it didn’t turn out as lusty and sensual as we anticipated, and there’s much to tell. - and remembering a sweet love (but forgetting most of the love and focusing on the brief moments of lust). […]
January 11th, 2007 at 7:45 pm
I wish C good vibrations and many a lyrical O with her new toy. Nasty thoughts and sweet, soothing dreams…
January 20th, 2007 at 11:14 am
[…] - lots and lots of play with my new iBuzz Two - dissecting and analyzing (to no avail) what transpired with Paul on Saturday. I’m still working on it. Tom Paine’s post “Deconstructing Sex” added a new perspective and much appreciated sensitivity to it. I’ll say that it didn’t turn out as lusty and sensual as we anticipated, and there’s much to tell. - and remembering a sweet love (but forgetting most of the love and focusing on the brief moments of lust). […]