Trojan Vibrations Tri-Phoria Clitoral Vibrator

Hitachi has competition

Reviewed: 12 Aug 2012 by Mistress Autumn, a Married Straight Female

My, my Trojan, you sure do know how to live up to your name.

The Trojan Tri-phoria can be likened to the original Trojan Horse in at least a couple of ways.

Firstly, the packaging: it took me, two girlfriends and a bent metal nail file to get into it. I imagine the original Trojan horse was similarly confusing. I can only guess this is intentional to avoid drugstore thievery (but really, it shouldn't be quite so difficult to get into).

Secondly, once out of the packaging, the small, rather unassuming vibe with three options for head attachments proved surprisingly strong and capable. I've used many-a-vibe from small and weak to the too-powerful-for-some Hitachi magic wand (my personal favourite) and I am hummingly happy to report that my beloved Hitachi finally has some battery operated competition.

I'm always in search of the perfect balance between power and discretion (read: shhhhhh, I have roommates who don't care to know my personal habits) and this handy little guy has come the closest I've found to date.

After rediscovering it in my purse the morning after receiving it, I thought I'd get a sense of what it could do, but since I was already dressed in jeans and not in the mood to disrobe I wasn't expecting much more than a simple how-does-it-feel-on-my-forearm kind of test. But the little men jumped out of their "Trojan horse" with gusto and though their vibrations weren't strong enough to get me off through my jeans, they were enough to inspire me to disrobe and finish the job.

Initially it was the domed tip attachment that pushed its steady pulse through my jeans, but I swapped to the flickering tip to finish. While I'd say the word "flickering" is a bit misleading (it's no tongue action, ladies, despite the "flickering" name), it is probably my favourite of the three attachments with the broad side or thin side for use, depending on your desire. The third attachment is their hard stimulator tip and it lives up to its name, at least in the "hard" department; not my favourite, but I tend to prefer soft and firm to hard and inflexible.

A primary feature that I especially appreciate is the shape of the handle side; it fits very well into my hand and seems well designed for the intended purpose. With minor adjustments in finger placement or pressure, I can make some major adjustments to sensation. The controls are easy to use with simple - and + buttons which function as the on/off as well as navigation through the five levels of steady vibrations and the additional three pulse patterns.

Well done Trojan, you certainly surprised me with your well designed, powerful and affordable Tri-phoria Vibrator.

Oh Wow

Reviewed: 12 Jul 2011 by Miss Pussycat, a Married Straight Female

The vibrator comes in a very feminine shiny lilac and purple box.

It comes with three (very easy to change) interchangeable heads (one nobbly hard one, one silicone tongue-shaped, and one cone shaped with ridges) along with a nice black satin bag for storage.

Its pleasing shape and colour make it attractive and not tacky like some toys. Its ergonomic shape and textures make it comfortable to hold.

The power, well what can I say except WOW, I turned it on and even on its lowest setting it's powerful. Could only just cope with the highest power setting, and then only briefly. The 3 patterns are fun.

The interchangeable heads are easy to screw on and off.

The two buttons on the base control the unit and are easy to use, only criticism would be I like an off button. The toy has a "+" and "-" button, meaning you must step up through the power levels and patterns, then step back down again to turn off.

I love the curved base, which sits nicely in the palm of your hand allowing great ease of use.