Kinklab Neon Wand Elektro Sex Violet Wand Kit

We have been thinking for a long time about expanding our games to include power tools. And was very much in doubt about what to buy. But I certainly have no regrets that I bought this one. As it can just be incredibly gentle, on the low setting, but can also give a proper shock if desired. I think it's a super good product if you just (like me) have started playing with electro sex. Only minus I immediately have is that the storage box could have been better, more hotly made. After all, it is glass, and you want to take care of it. That said, I look forward to many hours of play with both teasing and pain.

Here in the house we have spent many wonderful hours with this product. Both as pure cosiness and as part of the more intense bdsm sessions. It can easily be really gentle and nice and only straight source in the surface, but it can also be really good for pain relief. - Use it on the tongue, tip of the nose, behind the ears, under the feet, in the armpit .... A tip is also that if the transducer grasps the piece of glass when it is lit, it will become live itself, and it gives a tickling, stimulating feeling to be touched by the fingertips. - Just be gentle so that the glass does not break

Kinklab Neon Wand does what it is supposed to, and is incredibly easy to use, which is the main reason why I think it was an excellent first eletroplay toy. It is easy to switch between the different electrodes, and the "comb" gives a slightly milder, more scattered sensation, while I think the other three feel about the same. The strength is also easily adjusted on the knob at the bottom of the handle, and the range goes from slightly tickling to a fairly sharp pain. Then you can not omit the visual effect, and I would almost say that half the pleasure for me is to see the discharges, so it is an advantage if it is dark in the room. The drawer it comes in is excellent for storing it in a safe and practical way. The only thing I have to note is that the handle does not insulate perfectly. At higher settings you can both hear and see that the upper part of the handle also conducts current, but not so much that it feels. I've had my Neon Wand for over a year now, and it still works as well as the first time.

Have long wanted a "Violet Wand" and play with electricity. Was pleasantly surprised when I found Neon Wand with its fantastic red-yellow glow which I think is more beautiful than the usual, violet Argon Wand and this at a good price. The packaging is well made and feels noticeably "luxurious" with good compartments for storing the parts. The wall itself has a good, rubberized handle and is easy to adjust and handle when "everything" is in the handle. It is also easy to replace the electrodes and they have a good fit without play The effect is easily adjustable and we would like to describe it as "irritating-stinging" in a nice way :) We have not discovered any directly bad properties with the wall. Should I mention something, it is that an "electric" odour is formed which I know from previous experience is ozone that is formed during the discharges. Not a big problem but it may be worth mentioning so you do not worry about it. ejolind2

The device is pretty exciting. It can be used to gently squeeze the body, which feels comfortable, or for painful teasing. The glass electrodes that come with the package don’t do much of anything. They will provide you a bit of a spark in the beginning, and of course it feels good. But if you want to bring out the real potential, you need to get accessories - only then the fun really begins. The whip gives really painful jolts, the fork a louder hum, but the power tripper is the most entertaining of all. It is a kinky thing to learn, but it can give a really tender feeling, or else a terrific torturing tease with the help of a metal spiked wheel, for example. The device itself is quite crappy. A big moller, but luckily not very heavy. It doesn’t feel like a very high-quality product The accessories, on the other hand, look very high-quality. It might release electrical leaks to the user, so every now and then you might get unpleasant surprises. The volume control, i.e. the potentiometer, stopped working pretty soon. The button only works now as an on/off switch. Fortunately, at least it works at all and it allows power to flow. I don't think the price/quality ratio is quite right. Nice gadget, but it could stand a sprinkle of quality. In fact, it was sometimes a little annoying when playing on a 230V main ...

The overall look of the product is clunkier than expected, the quality of the plastic and the colours make it look half the price. It's also bigger and somehow uglier in person, not bad but a shame you can't get a full black version with purple electric paint which would certainly be more stylish. I was also a bit disappointed at how close to the skin you have to get the device to throw a visible electric field, but I guess that's just a practical thing. Fun on its own, for someone used to louder things, the electric current could be more intense at its strongest. But ok for a first try, maybe not worth the price.

A very popular toy, I can assure you. The different nozzles change the experience and allow you to use it on all parts of the body. The large stepless range of intensity you get via the dial means that it can be well suited for both light teasing tickling and sharper "sting" that is felt properly. As the rods both glow in the dark and produce a strong "electric" sound when used, the product is very effective in creating an exciting and playful mood in the room. The only disadvantage we have seen is that you cannot "adjust" the strength of the dial with one hand as it is located on the "underside" next to the cord input. This means that you sometimes have to involuntarily let go of contact with your partner to adjust the strength.

Got a tip from friends about this together with the power trip from Kinklab. Exciting to test and nice that it is stepless so you can start gently without any pain.