Ribs in the clitoral area for even more refined teasing.<\/p>\n
6 vibration frequencies in 5 intensities.<\/p>\n
Modern ergonomic shape and smooth all-silicone surface.<\/p>\n
Gift wrapping, suede bag.<\/p>\n
Waterproof.<\/p>\n
USB charging.<\/p>\n
+ Independent intensity control for each frequency<\/p>\n
+ High-quality ergonomic design and nice design including brand and logo engraving in the button.<\/p>\n
+ Flexible control \u2013 vibration and especially intensity.<\/p>\n
+ The packaging is luxurious, the price is a third of what you would expect.<\/p>\n
\u2013 Price<\/p>\n
Conclusion:<\/strong> Very nice, but for us it is not the maximum price-performance ratio. We recommend the Svakom Amy to a narrow group of customers who want to show off with a gift, want intensity control and a relatively small vibrator with an uncompromising design. For most, a vibrator will be better Pretty Love Matt Elsa<\/a> without intensity control, but with better soft silicone.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n We would not usually include such a vibrator in our offer, because luxury brands (Lelo, Womanizer) tend to be luxurious only in terms of price. However, Svakom is more of a luxury brand. It really pulls things off, from design, packaging to various details, and often offers features that the competition cannot. It is simply a guarantee of quality and its price remains somewhere between regular and luxury products. Recently, however, the difference between branded and non-branded vibrators has been relatively blurred, and even branded ones like Svacom and Satisfyer have quality problems.<\/p>\n Dimensions: 17*3,2 cm<\/p>\nAbout the brand Svacom<\/h2>\n
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