ZOLO BJ Blaster Review

Personal Experience

The ZOLO BJ Blaster has excellent thrusting capabilities, great patterns and speed variations, as well as nice vibration patterns that pair nicely together. The battery life is long enough for my liking at ~45 minutes of runtime while the charge time is unfortunately very long at ~3.5 hours. After care is fairly straightforward but reinserting the sleeve is difficult due to there not being any extra room, though the included rod helps a ton during this step. The inner sleeve pattern is very interesting looking and feels alright — the first big bumps give the most stimulation, the rest is hardly felt.

The Downsides

Non-Functioning Vibrations

Design

The design is interesting, it’s very bulky but not heavy. It feels slightly flimsy but sturdy enough to enjoy without any worry. During use the design actually functions quite well, the placement and size of the manual trigger is perfect and is comfortable to hold.

Ease of Use

The ZOLO BJ Blaster is very easy to use, there’s only one button to rotate through three automatic thrusting speeds and seven thrusting patterns as well as 10 vibration patterns. The Manual pressure-sensitive trigger to thrust is positioned well to be easily manipulated. Those with physical limitations may have issues due to the size. There is very little learning curve other than finding the right patterns for yourself.

Quality

The quality is not horrible but not great, the outer case feels flimsy but reliable, the inner sleeve material is rather thin resulting in less stimulation as there’s little “pushback”. The overall volume during use is dependent on stroke speed and vibrations. Overall the vibrations are buzzy but fairly quiet, higher stroke frequency results in higher volume, at its fastest it’s a moderate volume, not too loud, not whisper quiet. Unfortunately near the end of my review process my vibrations have stopped functioning.

Price

For what you’re getting, I think that the price is too high. The quality of the outer casing is fairly poor and, while made of good materials, the inner sleeve lacks density resulting in inadequate stimulation you would get otherwise. The wide canal also plays a role in this. The vibrations patterns are great and offer plenty of variety but don’t penetrate deep and fade away quickly. The inclusion of the high-quality storage/travel bag is very nice.

Performance

Unfortunately, I don't think that the ZOLO BJ Blaster lived up to the promises made online. It functioned well, but the stimulation just wasn’t there, the one thing a stroker should have is a high quality sleeve, unfortunately that’s not found here. The vibrations are shallow and fade quick. The volume of the toy is dependent on the vibration strength and stroke speed, it’s not silent but not loud, a nice in between.The battery life is ~45 minutes with a ~3.5 hour charging time, no signs of excessive battery overheating or pain during use.

Packaging

The packaging is fun and modern, it does its job well and has a great unboxing experience. The design is nice and simple and displays material regarding its usage and features. It is not discreet and displays its overall intentions clearly.

Materials and care

The materials are phthalate-free, but they are light and feel cheaply-made. The product is not waterproof and should be cleaned by removing the sleeve from the inner casing, rinse under warm water using a mild soap or toy cleaner then dried well. Afterwards reinsert into the case, the sleeve may be difficult to reinsert fully as the sides get stuck, use the provided rod to help. The BJ Blaster comes with a high quality storage/travel bag.