Help on new toys (peridise, tempo, nexus revo etc.)

The Revo 2 Stealth doesn't look much different to the standard version Revo 2 so you could probably save yourself some cash there. As far as I can see the only difference is the remote control, which I wouldn't be that interested in. I have the standard Revo 2 and using the button on the underside isn't hard. It's an expensive toy for sure, and it really comes down to how many toys you have already, and how curious you are to try it. Amazon.co.uk appears to have a deal for the Revo 2 at the moment, so shop around.

The first glass dildo you listed looks pretty good. A lot of them have ridges/bumps, but I don't like them for anal use, if you're at all tight down there, they're uncomfortable for thrusting. A smooth shaft is best IMO.

For the peridise, I think it's a pity they only stock the 4-pack and not the cheaper 2-pack. They're not all different/interesting enough to need 4 sizes. At that price point you may as well throw a few quid on top and get the Tempo. I mean, I notice a difference between the biggest and smallest, but the two intermediate sizes not so much.

For me, I'd want to add a few basics to my collection:
A dildo. A lube syringe. Different kinds of lube.
And some of the more interesting aneros models: Maximus, Progasm, Eupho, Helix

Thanks clenchy, this was already very helpfull.

I guess it is a good idea to go for the nexus revo 2. The only question, does it make alot of noise? Because im not very frequent alone at home.

I can purchase a 2-pack of the peridise at a other store, if they products are so the same.

But what is exactly the difference between the peridise and the temp, except the steel?

Well I don't own the Tempo, so I couldn't really say. I'd imagine the weight would make a difference in how it handles, plus it'd probably be more of a smooth surface. I'm sure someone who owns one could pitch in.

The Revo 2 is very loud if you use the vibration function, you'd definitely hear it in the next room. But I don't think the vibration function is any good to begin with.
If you use it on head-swivel mode only it's reasonably quiet. Quiet enough that you could safely mask it with a low volume radio or TV. Having said that, I don't use my Revo in the dead of night with other people asleep in the house, because I'm just that paranoid. I probably could use it, but there are times when the base contacts the mattress and transfers and amplifies the mechanical vibrations.
If you keep the Revo squeezed between your thighs and off the mattress, it can get extremely quiet. But inevitably, it's going to move when you change position and get a little louder than the best-case noise level. So it really depends on how thick your walls are, what the ambient noise level is, etc. but there's a good chance you could use it "silently". And you could definitely use it silently if other people in your house are going about their business, rather than laying in bed listening for a pin to drop.
The first time you use it, I'd recommend being alone in the house, just so you can get a read on it, maybe leave it running on the bed and see if you can hear it from outside.

Well, the walls are a bit thin in my house, but ill still purchase it. I guess i wont use the vibrations a lot, but more the rotating head 🙂

I did some research and i can get the nexus revo 2 for €120 and beginners peridise set for €42. So this will save quite a bit of money

Thanks for your time

@Tarzanhenkie I have the smallest Peridise(16mm) and Tempo. They both have a different feel. Tempo is definitely smoother and heavier and the bulb end is larger than my Peridise. I must say though that of the two, Peridise is my favorite because I have the feeling that it is more mobile inside me than the Tempo. I might also suggest the Helix for your collection.

Hello Jaxsun

Thanks for your reaction.
I guess i will go for the normal peridise then. I will order right now 🙂

Luckily i already have the helix, and it is my favorite model atm (together with progasm jr.)