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1. Must-have G-spot toy

   Posted by Citrine on Mar 3rd 2019

   I bought this on the recommendation of several sex toy bloggers, and my only regret is that I waited so long. If you like intense G-spot stimulation toys like the Pure Wand, you should definitely have the Comet II.
   
   The plastic that makes up this vibrator is light, making it easy to maneuver. It can take a little while to figure out the best way to move it if you're not familiar with this kind of toy, but once you know how, it's much easier on the hands than most traditional dildos. The silicone has a very matte texture (use some good lube!) which enhances the feeling of it moving against the G-spot. The orgasms I get from this are intense, and this is one of the few toys that doesn't leave me reaching for another one afterwards.
   
   The vibrations are an added bonus, but the Comet II would absolutely be worth it even without them.

2. Good G Spot Toy!

   Posted by Avocado (Jacksonville, FL ) on May 11th 2016

   Power Rating: Effective - Just enough to get me there.
   
   Noise Rating: Quiet - Buzzes discreetly.
   
   Texture and material construction: The body of the vibrator is covered in Shin Etsu silicone, which Jopen claims is the best silicone in the world. It is very silky and soft. You can squeeze the bulb a little, but not much. It's pretty firm. The handle is made of hard plastic, and the button is metal. The vibrator is very light.
   
   Review Details: This toy's shape and buttery soft silicone are great for stroking the G spot. Sometimes I like the vibrations, but other times they make my vagina itch. I do like the pulsation modes, which is a rarity for me. My favorite way to use this toy, though, is to push down the handle to press the bulb into my G spot. From there, I either rock it back and forth gently, jiggle it from side to side, or just hold it in place.
   
   All of them feel pretty amazing. Keep in mind you'll probably have to use another vibrator on your clit, but it's a truly mind-blowing experience using them together. Also, dildos shaped like this don't lend themselves well to in-and-out thrusting, since the bulb can easily catch on your pubic bone. This toy is very much focused on the G spot, so you'll want to look elsewhere if you want general vaginal wall stimulation or something really girthy. The weight (or lack thereof) of the Comet wand makes it easy to rock or jiggle without tiring out your arm. If you've never owned this type of dildo before, it may take a while to learn how to use it, but it's worth it! I've squirted a couple times with the Comet, but even when I don't, it feels awesome.