Any input on non-Aneros devices?

I don't know about the two you mentioned, but I have the Lelo Loki- wave, and it's a quality product. But if you're inexperienced- like me, you probably won't get the most out of a high-end vibrator right away. Mines waterproof and recharges quick, and the battery life is between 2- 3 hours.

Sadly, I have toys sitting in my toybox now that are mostly unused. I also have thrown-away some that I bought. In my opinion, it isn't that they don't work. I think the answer is more subtle---Aneros stimulation (I have 5 models now) can start-off very slowly (aka 'do-nothing') but in time can lead to a 'Super-Orgasm'! For me, every session is different. And they work without batteries! Such a simple concept---and they are perfectly designed for our male anatomy!

I have and enjoy several Lelo and n-joy devices, as well as some tantus toys, they all have their uses, there really is no right or wrong, I say if it feels good, it is good!

Thanks for the feedback. @goldenboy i definitely enjoy my Aneros toys, but for me they are all about me and me time only. I use them when I’m alone and as a relaxation time, don’t think I could get into the right mindset with someone else in the room. I’m more interested in the other products as something to incorporate into me and my wife’s sex life. I’m planning on ordering her the ViVi when it releases, then if I find a massager that is also remote controlled, we could trade remote acces for each others device. I just don’t want to spend the money for a product that doesn’t hit the spot.

My experience is to not focus on the brand but rather focus on material and characteristics. There are some Aneros for me that are a bust and there are some Lelos, N Joys and Nexus that are a bust. FOR ME what works is smaller - stainless steel devices with stimulation ends that are no bigger than 1 - 1.5 inches. As a result Tempo (my favorite), NJoy Phun Plug, N Joy Real Plug and a bastard brand Chinese I got on Ali Baba are my favorites. They all fit in the description I gave. I had 13 devices at one time (8 were Aneros) but I wound up getting rid of all of them. If Aneros would make a Stainless Steel Eupho I would be in heaven.

Anyone try the Nexus non-vibrating massagers?

@buryniceusername I got one of these rotating massagers (not made by Nexus). If you're rewired then these things produce a very interesting sensation, as if someone is giving you a massage with their finger. It gets pretty intense but I didn't orgasm from it yet so I prefer using my Helix, have to try again sometime

@buryniceusername I got one of these rotating massagers (not made by Nexus). If you're rewired then these things produce a very interesting sensation, as if someone is giving you a massage with their finger. It gets pretty intense but I didn't orgasm from it yet so I prefer using my Helix, have to try again sometime

I'm wondering about their massagers that are shaped like an Aneros and have steel balls on the p-tab.

I have the Lelo unit. It is a quality toy, but it won’t stay put. It is hard to focus and relax when it keeps working it’s way out.

I have found that vibrating massagers do not provide the gentle massage that the prostate (at least mine) responds so well to. The vibrators are fun and provide interesting sensations, but the Aneros models are my favorite.

I have the hugo as well as revo. The hugo is OK but is not quite long enough for my liking. The revo.... I love that thing... I don't use any of it's active functions (vibration & rotation), but the shape and position it has brings exquisite pleasure.

All I have to say is that there are some really badly designed ones. But also good ones too. Like rhe anerous

Recently, I have been looking at a couple non-Aneros devices, particularly the LELO hugo/bruno and the Nexus Revo. 1. Has anyone had any experience with either of these? 2. Are they worth the money? 3. Do they affect your Aneros sessions good or bad? Thanks for any input.

Nexus products are pricey but well worth the money! Have the Nexus Sparta and Revo2 and like them both as they are well designed and rechargeable. Sparta is a great prostate massager and works magic as it moves back and forth to stimulate the area. Revo2 is larger and has several vibration options as well as rotation..Use them both along with my Aneros fleet of options. Can’t go wrong with any of them! If you like remote devices, the bvibe rimming tool is awesome! Has a good remote with the main device being rechargeable. Has two different functions as the head can rotate and vibrate and the base end has beads which rotate to stimulate the anal entrance! Also a bit pricey but the features and size and good design are worth it! Good designs are worth the price!

I’d be interested to see what people have to say here actually... I bought two Nexus products earlier this year (the Glide and the Vibro) as my first venture into this world and, so far, I’ve had little success with them. The bullet fell out of the Vibro onto my bathroom floor and doesn’t work anymore and that was after repeatedly having them send me replacements, as the one it shipped with was faulty, as were the first two replacements they sent out. Although they feel great, I don’t feel that either are stimulating my prostate as they should be and I’m not sure if it’s that I need more practise (I guess I’ve had around 10 or so sessions with both of them together, over a long period of time) to really learn the technique, or if it’s time to invest and try something else? As I’ve already gotten familiar with how to use them etc, do I need a beginner toy, or should I shoot for something a little larger, like the Progasm? While I know that this is a long game, which one would get me off the quickest?