Evolved oh how I love thee..


With the need, to collect everything from one manufacture once I become obsessed. I've only had one item that I've tried form evolved that I could have lived my life without. I did not think this would be one of the... The symphony minuet is a jelly style traditional vibrator. The minuet is a traditional vibrator, but it can still be used anally if you like, because of the handle. Although it might not be the best ideal toy for solo anal action. It does make good for partner anal action. The minute also comes inside a lovely tin case, just like most of evolved items.

The minuet could be used for sensory play. You could run it along your nipples, and stomach, anywhere your body is most sensitive. It also works well on a male partners body. The minute is perfect for laying it on my inner labia and flicking it against my clitoris. I love traditional vibrators, to me there is nothing like the classics. I mean they are classics for a reason.

The minute can be perfectly paired up with a clitoral vibrator.
I used my Mimi by Je Joue it made for one remarkable orgasm, but I personally believe that the phenomenal orgasm was due to the MiMi more than the minute. I do not mean to bust down the minute, but it just does not compare to the mimi at all. The MiMi is like that one hot chick you wanted in high school, and the minute is the ugly girl who gave it up to anyone, and you had sex with her to practice for that seriously hot chick. Ha-Ha




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The symphony minuet is made out of TPR which to me seems like another name for "JELLY" because it feels like it. It does not give off the God awful sell like jelly toys do, but it does have a smell. The smell is not too strong, but you can smell it when the toy is held close to the nose. Because, the minute is made up of TPR, it is quite flexible. You can bend the minute in almost any way that is wanted. When bent too much, it does push back. It keeps you from unintentionally breaking it.





The minute does have some texture to it. It is not a straightforward, smooth edge vibrator. It has a pretty neat tip, and then it is followed by three smaller wave type bumps. Nothing too overwhelming, but is apparent when you are using it. The texture is nothing like numbs, or swirls. The minuet does have a slight resistance when you run your fingers over it. It is somewhat of a tacky feeling. You do need a little more lube, more than your own natural juices. You do not notice the tacky feeling, or the resistance when you are playing with it. When, in your hands, you do notice the feeling. It can ONLY be used with water, and silicone lubrication.
The minute does attract ALOT of lint, whatever else it would possibly pick up. Using the minute, make sure it is washed each, and every time.

The symphony minuet as far as design is straightforward, but yet it has a slight upgrade. I do appreciate the look, and feel of the symphony. It is a cute toy, far from ugly. The shape of the minute is not that uncommon, nor is it something you have never seen. Although the minute is textured it did not do much for me, but it may do something for someone else.

The size of the minute is not overwhelming. Its not strong, but then it is not that small. It is a decent size for beginners. The advanced that are not into the larger dildos, and or vibrators.

The stats of the minute are as followed:

Length:8 1/4"
Insertable length:6"
Circumference:4 3/4"
Diameter:1 1/2"
Weight:0.4 lb




The minute's not discreet what so ever. It looks like a vibrator. Although it easy to hide. You can keep it in a pouch, and put it in the table beside your bed. You can put it in a pouch and store it in your underwear drawer. I would never recommend with this toy just to allow it to sit out without a pouch whether it is in a drawer, or a toy box. When carrying it outside the house it is not something you can put into your picket, and had out the door. You would have to carry around a bag of some kind.

The only problem I have with evolved is that most, if not all of their toys only come with three settings. You would think because you are spending 33$ on this that you would at least get 5 different settings of vibrations, but you do not. The speeds of the vibrations are not anything to get excited over. It is operated by one single push button.



Vibrations are as followed:


1.Off
2.Low (3 bees, 2vrooms)
3.Medium (3 bees, 2vrooms)
4.High (3 bees, 3vrooms)
5.Off

Runs off two double A batteries.

Nothing that exciting.

When used in the highest setting I could hear it through the covers, but i could not hear it through the door. When used in the water you can barely hear it, because you have the shower running, or it is buried under the water of your bath. In each environment, it does not change the quality of the vibrations when used in water.

To care for the minute is not hard at all. It is waterproof, so you can fully submerge it when cleaning. You can use mild soap, and water. You could also use your favorite toy cleaner. When storing you should use a pouch, or the tin case the comes. It collects a lot of lint. You should keep it away from other toys all together.

I love evolved casing. Evolved always does an excellent job in giving you casing that you can use over, and again. The tin that it does come in can be used to give as a gift to a close friend, or someone you just know well enough. The lid of the case does have a small window in it, so you can see the toy without opening up the tin. Which may, not be suitable for some people.






The case does come with a little information about the toy. It tells you how many speeds it has. Not, much information. Most of what is listed in general information, or information that is listed on the product page, or can be learned when touching the toy itself. The toy comes with padding. It protects the toy from moving around, and it also fills up the extra space that is in the tin. You could keep the packing of you like, or you could trash it.