Vibrating toy is a turnoff

Good question! I felt the same way as you for a while.

I found that the vibration was distracting, especially when I was first starting the discovery of the stimulation of the prostate. Also some of the strength of the vibration in some of the other brands is insane! Way too powerful for me even on the lowest setting. I read so many people saying that they loved the vibes. So I decided to hold off on using them for a while and check back after I learned more from using my other non vibrating Aneros massagers.

I had to be totally focused on breathing and a clear open mind to be able to slip into a Super O... I also started to vape THC... Indica being my favorite. It relaxes my overactive mind and puts me in a very mellow and receptive state.

Just a few sessions ago I tried the Eupho V. I used the lowest setting on the first pattern and a bit later I was getting this really awesome sensation that I hadn't felt before and it grew and spread and I will never forget it.

It might be worth a try...

Now I also have a Vice 2 and a Helix V as well and I use them now and again. If you like a really full feeling, the Vice 2 is good for that and if like something light and reacts with your body and feels a little bit deeper penetration, I would go with the Eupho V.

I found a Eupho V on an authorized vendor website for $40.00 off and couldn't pass that up!

One fun thing about the vibrations is that I can feel the massager moving much better inside when they're on. Without them, I can still feel it, but it's less fun. The vibrations can trigger a "free" orgasm when the Aneros is fully sucked in and the head is touching the prostate, without any movement at all.

Other brands usually have really strong, numbing vibrations that just don't work for me. The Vice 2 is definitely on the stronger side as well, but it's still usable and enjoyable. I had a session with it yesterday and it was pretty nice. I only use the lowest setting, and I like some of its patterns.

Posted by: @seanyea

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But, Aneros has created a couple of V versions of their devices. Are they any different than the regular vibrating toys?

Yes. The HSV (Helix Syn V) is much gentler than the Vice 2 and is controlled with just a single button, which is great if you already know which settings you prefer.

The ESV can be even gentler, has slightly different patterns, and is still fully controllable without the remote (unlike the Vice 2, where you can't adjust the intensity using the button on the device itself).

Neither of them is numbing on the lowest settings, both are pretty quiet, and the patterns are well thought out. I'd say the ESV is definitely worth the extra $20.

Posted by: @seanyea

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Will it be worth it?

Neither of them has completely rocked my world. I didn't magically become a Super-O-er overnight. But that gentle vibration is a really nice addition. I love using the Syn V models during sessions with electronic mixes; my prostate genuinely loves dancing along to those raves. The music helps me relax and stop overthinking, and the vibration helps me sync up with the beat and just melt into it.