Vice 2?!?!

I'll tell you what. I just got the VICE 2 yesterday and charged it up today. Just went through the various cycles while just holding it in my hand and I swear I could feel a bit of a tingling down below.

I haven't had this thing inside me yet, but I suspect the reaction while be MUCH stronger than when just holding it 🙂

VICE 2 looks amazing and i would love to buy and try but it cost to much. Who have tried it? And when is the best discount day for aneros? black friday i'm assuming

Since the Vice2 is such a new model it may not go on sale very soon but that is just my speculation, I could be totally wrong. Aneros does usually have some special sales events during the year and Black Friday has been done before so they might do it again.

Cost is always a factor in any purchase but it boils down to 'what is it worth to you?' Determining the 'worth' of any object is pretty much a totally subjective judgment, it depends on what your preferences are. If your preference is for vibrations then you are going to value this model, if you're not a fan of a vibrating massager then it probably is of lesser value to you. Personally, I am not a great fan of vibrators because I find the repetitive intense stimulation kind of exhausting and leads me into a kind of numbing effect. Other men find the effects very stimulating and extol their virtues leading to multi-orgasmic sessions. I have both the original Vice with the Muze vibrator and the new Vice2. The original vice/Muze has a variety of vibrations patterns which I found initially very pleasing but found they didn't get me into the Super-O zone (no vibrating device has done so for me yet), I suspect this is just my personal idiosyncrasy. With that being said the Vice/Muze is occasionally fun for me to play with but I know it won't get me to my ultimate desired level of pleasure. However, if you enjoy the original Vice/Muze vibrator then you're going to love the new Vice2.

IMHO, the Vice2 is a definite upgrade to the original Vice. There are several wonderful innovations incorporated in the Vice2. First and foremost, the remote control makes changing vibration patterns so easy compared with trying to sequence through the modes of the Muze's awkward to reach button. This feature alone is worth the cost to me. Secondly, there are more vibration patterns to select from (18 to be exact) and four different intensity possibilities. Thirdly, there are two motors instead of the Muze's one, this enhances the vibratory sensations deeper into the rectal canal and with greater intensity than the Muze driven Vice.

I think this model is the next step in a chain of developments toward and even more advanced model. I have mentioned to the powers that be at Aneros the possibility of incorporating pressure sensor technology to interactively drive a sophisticated articulating and vibratory Aneros model. Such a device could react in programmable ways to not only anal muscle and rectal muscle pressure but it could also respond differently based upon the frequency of those contractions, we may have to wait a few years for that model but you can enjoy the Vice2 now.
Good Vibes to You !