The Wanachi arrived and I was totally excited! I own a Hitachi but was looking for something almost as powerful but not as big and boy was I pleasantly surprised.

The Wanachi is a wand, so obviously it's designed for external pleasuring, but this one came with two extra attachments! So that's three in total - lucky me! You get a little hook shaped one, a bead-like probe, and the normal smooth cap. The smooth cap shaped attachment works really well for stimulating all along the outer lips, labia and clit. The hooked attachment, I'm sure, was designed to curve up inside to hit your precious G-spot. But, for me at least, it was a little bit short. I found myself doing some finer pin-pointing around my little button with it. And finally is the beaded probe, also great for accurately teasing your juicy bits but it also feels really good humming away a little deeper inside.

I think anyone who likes wands would be happy to have this little beauty tucked away in their toy chest and it would even be great for anyone new to wands. But be careful! The Wanachi can be quite strong and may not be as much fun if you are really super sensitive down there.

My very first impressions of the Wanachi material was "Wow! That's really hard!" Unfortunately, after use my thoughts didn't change that much. The heads are made of plastic and have a very finely textured, almost smooth, food-grade silicone over them. They are very, very hard and have absolutely no give to them whatsoever.

The hook and the probe protruding from the caps have a little more give but are still very firm, which I enjoyed. It means that I could get some good pressure right before my G-spot. But again it wasn't quite long enough to hit it head on.

The plastic on this toy has absolutely no smell. It's non-porous and phthalate-free. The silicone, however, does have a smell. It can be smelled from about 1-2 inches away and it's also non-porous and phthalate-free.
Overall I think it's a good toy for both beginners and the more advanced. But if you like a softer touch to your naughty bits, I doubt you will find this is something you want near you without another attachment.

I originally thought The Wanachi Multi would be smaller. At 9 1/4" long it's still a very substantial toy. But it isn't too heavy like some of the larger wands can be. It has a fairly long, smooth plastic handle with ergonomic curves. The bottom end of the handle twists open to reveal the battery compartment and is home to the all important power button.

At the other end of the handle you have a flexible neck. It's flexible but it is kind of stiff so pressing it hard enough to bend it at all while on my naughty bits was actually painful. On top of the flexible neck, you get a screw on cylindrical silicone coated cap. It's very easily unscrewed for fast attachment changes. You also get two other heads. They both start with the same rounded cylindrical shape but they both have smallish probes. One that's hooked around to reach your G-spot (2") and another that is shaped like a series of graduated balls stacked on top of one another (2").

I think the Wanachi Multi would be a great toy for those new to wands and people who already have some practice with them. In my opinion this toy is quite easily hidden in a drawer or a box. It's fairly slim and the attachments are far from bulky. So even if you don't have dedicated toy storage or if you want to toss it in a suitcase this toy won't be a bother.

My only problem with the design of the Wanachi Multi is that of the controls. It only has one button situated on the lid of the battery compartment and it takes quite a few presses to cycle through the modes to turn it off. Plus, you go one too many presses it's a bit of a pain to get back to the one you want and can lessen "the mood".

The Wanachi Multi has nine great and powerful functions. My first time using it I was taken aback with it's power. And then again with it's array of pussy-pleasing modes! This toy has three power levels and six different pulsing modes. They are all controlled by the single solitary button on the very bottom of the toy and I'll try to describe them as best I can, using the numbers to indicate the power level.

1. 1111111111111

2. 2222222222222

3. 3333333333333

4. 3 3 3 3333 3 3 3 3333

5. 333 333 333333 333 333 333333

6. 3 3 3 33333333 3 3 3 33333333

7. 333333333333 3333333333333

8. 3 3 3 3 3333333 3 3 3 3 33333333

9. 333 333 333 33333333 333 333 333 33333333

10. Off

All the power in the Wanachi Multi comes from the head. The entire cap vibrates consistently throughout the top of the toy and weaken dramatically as they travel down the handle. Which I think is great because my fingers don't get numbed by the vibrations traveling through my hands. The controls on the Wanachi Multi aren't so great. It would be so much better if it had a dedicated off button. Also, I think the button itself would be better somewhere along the middle of the handle instead of the bottom.

This toy isn't the most quiet either. It's not as noisy as the Hitachi but it certainly has it's fair share of buzz. And if the heads aren't screwed on tightly, the noise level rises dramatically! Head changing while it's on is not a great idea because it rattles profusely.

As for being water proof. The Wanachi Multi worked perfectly under the water for me, completely submerged in the tub and under the shower.

Because the Wanachi Multi attachments aren't completely made of silicone it means they can't be boiled or put in the dish washer. But the food grade silicone and high quality plastic can easily be cleaned with anti-bacterial hand wash, toy cleaner or a 10% bleach solution. I personally just use my hand wash and give it a towel dry afterward. Or if I need to pack it away really fast, I grab a baby wipe and give it a good wipe over and stash it away for proper cleaning.

For storage, I keep mine in its box. But it could very easily be tucked away in a drawer by itself or in a bag. I personally don't like my toys touching each other so I keep it packed away in the box it came in, but I see no problem with it touching other silicone or plastic toys. I wouldn't, however, let it sit next to something like one of the skin-like materials that take on other colours because it is obviously highly pigmented and could transfer some.

I would only recommend water-based lube with this toy as silicone-based lubricant can break down the silicone on the attachments.

The Wanachi Multi's packaging was minimal but adequate. It arrived in a cardboard box with a small blurb on the back about the toy, a few pictures highlighting the features and inside the toy and the other attachments were laid out in a plastic tray. Also included was a small slip of paper with operation guidelines and that's it. It didn't come with any cleaning instructions at all, which is disappointing.

My experience with The Wanachi Multi has been a pretty good one. It was a little too hard for me to reach my goal but it definitely got my motor revved up and I would and will use it again. The controls are fairly poor and that distracted from my task at hand a little but the pros for this toy out way the cons.