Blowmotion Warming and Pulsing Male Masturbator Review

Personal Experience

Compact Pleasure

Not Quite My Cup of Tea

Design

I think the Blowmotion Warming and Pulsing Male Masturbator looks stylish. Some say they even placed their's in open view in the room because it looks like a piece of futuristic furniture or something to improve air quality. Charging is a breeze with the magnetic connector.

Ease of Use

Turning it on for the first time wasn't intuitive. This is because it was set to the 'transportation lock mode' — I was pressing the buttons, they blinked and nothing happened. I assumed it wasn't charged and tried to charge it first. Later I read in the manual that charging the toy resets the lock, so after just 5-10 minutes it was ready to go. The buttons are well lit and easy to push during use. The toy is a bit heavy, so you will have to hold it, but not heavy enough to just put it on a table and move back and forth. So no hands-free play, unless you are a kegel pro.

Quality

I would say it is a product of good overall quality. The plastic of the casing is good looking and feels nice to the touch. The stroker "receives" you gently and softly. It is only the inside and invisible engineering of all the connected elements that is questionable: the heating element is only covering a part of the sleeve, and the tapping motor and the heating elements are both connected by wires to the main electronics scheme it is impossible to take the stroker out of the casing for washing.

Price

If I were looking on the price in the shop and knowing everything I know now - I wouldn't buy it. The plastic is OK, the silicone is OK, the design is OK, but washing is a problem and usability is questionable.

Performance

The sound is surprisingly low, until you start to move it. Watch the video I added exactly with that moment when you begin moving back and forth. There's nowhere for the air to go out of the sleeve, so it produces those slurpy sounds. The vibrations are controlled independently for the general part and for the tapping part. There's no way to synchronize them though, so it kind of feels like there are two different toys at once. While the heating function does work, it requires some time to actually warm-up, and it only heats part of the sleeve. One can easily see the warming stripe on the outer surface of the stroker sleeve, which doesn't cover the full length. I've seen comments, that for some people it means a lot, since the stripe doesn't cover the full length. For me it was ok - yes, the temperature wasn't equally distributed over the span of the sleeve, but in was warm, or maybe even a little hot.

Packaging

The toy comes in a simple but stylish cardboard box. No extra cushioning. It comes with one safety guide booklet, one manual booklet, and a USB charging cable (no adapter included), that's all. Easy and simple, but enough and stylish.

Materials and care

Cleaning the toy is the hardest and most questionable part. The manual says, that after using the toy, one should "Clean the stroker with sex toy cleaner and leave to air dry. Once the stroker is dry, place the stroker back inside the casing." Buuut it is impossible to take the stroker out of the casing - it is glued, it has the heat element on it and it has the tapping motion motor attached. It is probably possible to detach all that to properly clean the stroker, but to do that one would have to dismantle the casing. Hence you can not wash the stroker inside without a bottle brush or something - it is too deep for fingers and too thin to get your wrist in. The manual says the toy is splash proof, but it is quite easy to take the sleeve off the base, as it is not glued for some reason, and once off, there's no protection for the electronics inside at all. So you need to be really careful washing this thing.