Lelo - INA 3 - Dual Vibrating Rabbit Massager - Seafoam

With the assistance of the wife, she can attest to this being a great tool to play around with. At first unboxing, the seafoam color is nice with a gloss white handle. It's made up of a soft touch silicone that is easy to clean. The power port is on the main handle and appears that the cover might be a little flimsy. Also includes a usb charger but no electrical brick, which is fine by me as I have plenty of spares laying around. To be discreet when packing it, it comes with a standard cloth bag with minimal branding in tab form for some optimal concealment. Also, points for including a sample personal moisturizer to try out. Now for it's overall performance. 10 Vibrating patterns or modes that with each interval there is a noticeable difference in vibration output. The dual internal and external simulation will make it a very great choice in personal massagers for those looking to get a big O. This massager will get the job done with a mode for just what seems like every personal preference. I particularly like that you can hold down "- and +" to lock and unlock your device in case you have to pack it in a suitcase and it may bump around. When operating, it is quite enough to not be distracting in the moment. Of course you can go all out power and there is an audible humming of the motor. Our only star deduction comes to the silly power input cover. It's thin and easily removed which may not be that great when trying to be waterproof. I feel like some action might cause the cover to come loose unexpectedly being that it is on the handle.

All in all I think there is some work that needs to be done on this massager. However, there is still some value to be had at this price point. Firstly, this toy feels very flimsy. Other similar products have a strong firm build, but this one does not. The seam between the handle and the massager does not transition nicely either. The buttons need some work too, they require much too much pressure to press when you need to rhythm to change. On the other hand, from a shape standpoint it is well designed and does touch all of the right spots when in use. Another nice point is that it is rechargeable and does not require batteries. In conclusion, Id say that when it comes to products in this category that preference is where quality is determined. Some may find this a home run and some may not depending on their personal usage of the item. For the prince point it does get the job but is no where near a top tier item in the wellness category.

The presentation of this unit is lovely. It has a discreet black mesh bag over a black box. Inside the box is the unit itself, with a charger cable, and another satiny black bag you can use for storage of the device. I can’t say that it’s not obvious as to what this is when you look at it, but it’s not overtly explicit. The care in design is more like an art piece. Gentle curves and soft surfaces meet a glossy base in an attractive blue and white styling. The included instruction book is useless, so I advise you to go to the manufacturer’s web site to download a full-size version should you want to review it. The controls are not super obvious – I needed to know which button to use to turn it on. Even then it didn’t seem like I had the correct button. Could that just be labeled clearly on the product? When you want some play time, what you don’t want is a confusing gadget interrupting momentum. The unit has multiple settings. You press the “up” or “down” buttons to find which one you want. Then you can change the intensity with the “plus” and “minus” buttons. One nice feature is that it will stay on the setting you last used it with. That way, you won’t have to go back flipping through all the settings to find “The One”. The two ends are not adjustable separately, and they are not always in tandem with one another. I’m not sure how they arrived at the settings included. What the design cannot account for, though, is the user experience. On their product page, they make it sound like you’ll have waves of pleasure all night long once you find your setting. Easy peasy. I didn’t find that to be the case. Some settings were nice, but I didn’t get that “wow” that they were selling. Maybe it takes time to get used to the sensations. Maybe some people’s anatomies are more receptive than others. I’m used to more concentrated, more intense sensations than I was getting from this unit. I couldn’t find the right setting for me, and I just ended up annoyed. The manufacturer says that the unit can be submerged in water. However, the silicone plug that protects the charging port from water kept falling off my unit in a non-water setting. Maybe it was the way I was holding it, or the way I was trying to move it around. I wouldn’t trust it in water myself, but your mileage may vary. The unit was simple to clean and dry for the next use. I won’t say the unit isn’t worth trying out. It just didn’t work for me. It’s a well-made, well thought out unit. If you like more waves of sensation to get you to your Happy Place, or don’t need something super-intense, give this a go. If you need something with strong vibrations, this isn’t it.