At $120 dollars, this toy’s packaging is worth every penny. As for the toy itself, I say it is completely over-priced.

The toy came in a nicely designed shoebox with separate boxes for the toy itself and the charger. Resting on top of the toy was the best instructional manual I have ever seen. It is thirty pages long, full of color, and with very comprehensive information. Inside the manual, it instructs how to use the toy on a female body, a male body, solo, and with partners. It also directs one how to clean the toy and properly store it. Through the manual, I found out that the Womolia has antibacterial agents permanently resting on the head of the toy for safety. This is a very convenient feature, but mostly a luxury and unnecessary.

Another convenient feature is the changeable adapter. I am not quite sure where horizontal or circular sockets reside, but at least this product covers the bases. Considering the president of Emotional Bliss (a female sexologist by the way!) is from the UK, I suppose it is great that they include American-ready chargers.

Alright, now onto the toy itself. The Womolia is a very nicely designed toy. It is sleek and elegant, yet nondescript. It felt very comfortable in my hand.

The Womolia was also very simple to operate. Simply press the power button twice to turn on, and then once more to browse through the three settings (constant, pulsating, and a build-up). Each setting also has three levels (low, medium, and high). I’d like to note that note the Womolia does not come with lubrication as described.

Although this toy claims to be specifically designed for direct clitoral stimulation, and unique to the market, it really didn’t feel differently from other toys I have tried. Sure, each toy is a bit different, but I expected the Womolia to far surpass the other toys I have reviewed. It worked perfectly fine, but did not amaze me. It felt comparable to the Ideal, which is only half the price. I do not recommend this toy unless you have $120 to blow. The toy’s visual appearance and packaging oozes high-class, but it functions just as well as any ol’ $50 toy on the market.