The One Open-Ended Stroker Review

Personal Experience

My Initial Thoughts

Progressive Use

Design

The design of the One Open-Ended Stroker is pretty straight forward. Opening to insert your member into the TPU sleeve. Simple, easy to use button that won't turn on easily if traveling. Reasonable handle to grip while using. There is a slight texture to the outside of the abs casing that helps with grip when all lubed up. All these things are good. On the other hand, the design is very simple. A bare black plastic device akin to a short hairdryer. The plastic they used feel very cheap as well. like if you dropped it, it could shatter into a million pieces. Even the sleeve just has a gaggle of nubs in it and nothing else. For the most part I don't mind the design but it also isn't anything special.

Ease of Use

It really doesn't get much easier than charge, lube, insert, and turn on. The button they used has a decent feel to it and needs to be held to turn on so it wont be accidentally turned on if its in a carryon or bag. The handle is a decent size but can also be unwieldy when turned on. I struggled to hold it "in place" while just holding the handle. I found more luck while holding the round "head" portion of the device. Both the handle and head are pretty big so those with smaller hands or grip issues could struggle with this.

Quality

The ABS plastic used on the One Open-Ended Stroker does not feel premium at all. It feels hollow and easily breakable. Even the movement mechanism seems like it could break easily. The TPU sleeve feels good but lack in any sort of variation only having nubs scattered about. It's also very noisy. I didn't feel comfortable using this all the time due to how loud it was and since there isn't a lot of variation in patterns it is just loud all the time.

Price

This stroker wasn't priced badly at $79.99 and seems to go on sale pretty frequently to $59 or even $49.99. There isn't much in the packaging except for the unit, sleeve, and charging cable but this doesn't really need much else. A small bottle of lube would always be welcome though.

Performance

I was honestly expecting to love this toy. I had seen them in reviews and videos and was very excited. But with the first use it was just.....meh. Sure, it felt good but it did not feel good enough to every get me to peak pleasure with other stimulation. The patterns built-in were very similar so I didn't vary too far from the initial setting. It did charge fairly quickly and the standard 2.5mm to usb charging cable worked well. Again, the noise of the unit did detract from its use.

Packaging

Packaging for the One Open-Ended Stroker was pretty standard. Simple box with the included unit, charging cable, and small instruction sheet. The TPU sleeve was contained in its own "bag" to keep it clean, which was appreciated. The box was labeled with a picture of the unit so there isn't much discretion with the box. Overall, The packaging was decent. Especially for this price point.

Materials and care

The One Open-Ended Stroker was made of an ABS plastic main body and a TPU sleeve. The sleeve was easy to insert and remove so cleaning it was a breeze. If you got any lube or other fluids inside the housing though, things got more complicated. With the design of the stroker there is a sliding bar in the middle of the head that holds the sleeve. Below that was a lot of space for fluids to gather. Reaching this space was another issue though. you had to maneuver the bar out of the way to try to get a wet rag in there to clean. Definitely not the easiest to clean.