OhMiBod Naughtibod

Dancing with Myself
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Submitted 2010-12-08
By Anon from USA

I got this as a test-run before I sprang for the freestyle, and oh my god. I'll admit, initially I was dubious when I was testing it with my computer - just holding it and seeing what songs did what, and the vibrations didn't seem all that intense. Then I went for broke, hooked up my ipod, put a playlist together, and went to town. And did I ever go to town. Once I got the right angle, this little thing had me absolutely undone. If you can angle it right, it'll tap dance all over your g-spot and drive you wild. That, and there's just something emotionally fulfilling about the music aspect of it. It's like dancing with yourself--only a whole lot more fun. The only thing - and I'm really nitpicking here - is I'd recommend a non-lubricated condom on this so you can grip it without holding it by the wire hookup (that can make it unplug and then your vibrator doesn't vibrate anymore). But yeah. This is fantastic.

Not just for audiophiles
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Submitted 2010-07-13
By Kath Lee from USA

This vibe isn't limited to mp3 players, it work with any device that you can plug headphones into. I've got two words for the gamer girls: force feedback. I can't be the only girl whose first sex toy was the rumble pack on her controller. If your tv has a headphone jack you can level up your gaming experience. You're not going to set any high scores but it's a blast. Video games, videos, phone sex on skyp, and, yes, music are all enhanced by screaming orgasms. I actually like to listen to showtunes with it, go figure. Pairing it with an external speaker has two advantages, you can control the volume and intensity separately and you can mask the sound of the vibrator, neither of which you can do with most headphones. I adore my club vibe, but this is way better.

Still going strong
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Submitted 2010-04-06
By Marian from NY

I bought this last year and it's still going strong. I don't use the audio jack and iPod adapter as often as I should due to the volume levels and intensity, which seems to be a common complaint from other reviewers. Perhaps if there's a way to hook it up to speakers, it would be less of an issue, but with headphones, you really do need to crank up the volume to feel any kind of vibration. That said, it's been a lot of fun making playlists. Wish I could give it 5 stars though.

Not bad, not great
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Submitted 2010-01-20
By Ro from USA

Really, the only thing that spoiled it for me was having the intensity tied to my ipod's volume- to get the buzzer really going with the beat, my ipod would have to be turned up so loud that my ears hurt. If I didn't have thin walls and roommates, then I would just blast away, but with the headphones on, the volume thing is definitely going to need some getting used to.