The We-Vibe Salsa was on my list to get eventually. I have so many other clitoral vibrators that I didn't feel I needed to rush to get this one. Then a fellow reviewer whispered these words to me: “It's getting discontinued.” Well, that certainly gave me a push. I bought it that day, and I'm so glad I did!




The Salsa comes in a trapazoid-shaped box, just like the We-Vibe Touch. Inside is the Salsa, the charger cord, charger globe, instructions, and storage bag. The Salsa is tiny at a mere 3.25 inches long. It is essentially a high quality, rechargeable, waterproof bullet. To charge, use the included magnetic charger and wait approximately 90 minutes. There is a small yellow light on the charging globe that goes out when charging is complete. There is a single button on the bottom that you can use to scroll through the four speeds and four patterns. To turn off, press and hold the bottom button.



Please note that although the Salsa is lube friendly, it is for external use. It isn't a very effective vaginal toy, and should never be used anally.




The slim Salsa is made of plastic, but it almost feels like silicone in your fingers. Since it is waterproof, you can simply clean with soap and water. I've washed mine several times, not being careful with the water, with no problem.




But you can get most of that from the product page. What you want to know is how well it works. The vibrations are relatively strong, and I'd give them a solid mid to high 4 out of five. It's certainly not Hitachi strong, but stronger than many of the other clitoral vibrators out there.

I tested the Salsa two ways. First, I judged how well it worked with my husband and I as a couple's toy. It fits snugly and comfortably between us, especially in the cowgirl position. However, since it is perfectly smooth and round, it does shift a bit and I occasionally have to reposition it. This isn't really a big issue, but it is something to consider if you are on the fence as to whether you want a Salsa (or Tango) or something flatter like the Touch. Overall, it works very well as a couple's toy and my husband and I have no complaints. It's certainly less conspicuous than using something like a wand, and more satisfying than using a low quality, buzzy bullet.



When I use it alone, I am equally happy with it. The end is pointed for those that like pinpoint stimulation, but the side can also be used for those that like broad stimulation. I like them both. Even though the Salsa buzzes my fingers a little, it's not so much that I find it irritating or uncomfortable. Overall, it's easy to hold, strong enough that it is very satisfying, and small enough that it doesn't get in the way if I'm using a vaginal toy at the same time.

There is one downside I found to using the Salsa. It has the same shortish battery life of the Touch. After approximately 20 minutes, it starts to lose power, but just a little bit at a time. If you take a significant amount of time to orgasm, it's best if you are already in a highly aroused state before you reach for the Salsa.

I'm kind of ashamed that I waited so long to buy the Salsa. I love it. Even though it starts to lose power *slightly* after about 20 minutes of running on high, it's a great size and shape to fit between my husband and myself. It's got quite a bit of power to it and has definitely earned it's place in my box of must-remain-in-reach toys (as opposed to the box in the recesses of my closet).