The Eroscillator was my first wand massager. Since then I have bought a Hitachi, and although I like the Hitachi, I use the Eroscillator much more.

This massager has two things going against it: Its name and its appearance. Eros and oscillator…OK, I get it, but it isn't very compelling, is it? Like the endorsement by Dr. Ruth, the name does sound safe and could allay insecurities of first-time “vibrator” buyers. As for the appearance, it looks like a cross between an electric toothbrush and a zapper out of a sci-fi film!

But don’t let the name or the appearance fool you. This is a wonderful product.

It is made of sturdy plastic, and the attachments, which snap without difficulty into the top, can be cleaned with warm water and soap. It has no smell. No dead batteries with this machine, because it comes with a cord, which by the way is long enough that you can carry it around a room (yes, I have done this on occasion).

I also appreciate its weight, only 1.5 lbs. Your hand never gets tired holding the Eroscillator, as it can with the Hitachi. Unlike some toys, you can regulate the speed easily, no matter what stage of your self-pleasuring you have reached. There are no buttons to find or parts to turn. Rather, a section of the shaft slides up and down, so that the control section is under your hand as you use it. Plus, at the top of the control section there is a lip you can locate easily with your fingers. There are three speeds. The first is a gentle buzz; the second is a more insistent pulsation; and the third…. Well, when I first got my Eroscillator, I could not use the third speed because it was too intense, although I use it regularly now. A speed for every need.

As the product information makes clear, this wand does not vibrate; it oscillates. What is the difference? For one thing, your sensitive organs are not numbed by the oscillations. If you have used a Hitachi, you know that too much vibration is not a good thing. In my experience, you can never have too much of the oscillations of this wand. The oscillations also seem to produce a deeper sensation in me than the Hitachi does.

The Eroscillator 2 comes with three attachments. They are all designed with specific goals in mind. One has a cup that nicely fits over a nipple to give a sweet massage, if that is what you like. One has a half moon or fan shape (called the coxcomb)on one side, and a bumpy surface on the other side. The half moon fits nicely between the labia for clitoral stimulation, while the reverse provides more intense stimulation. My favorite is the spoon-like attachment with a little, tiny bump at the end. I thought originally that the bump was a manufacturing flaw, but no…. It provides perfect stimulation, for example to the clitoris while you hold the rest of the “spoon” between the labia.

Although the Eroscillator is advertised as a "clitoral stimulator", I use it in different ways. Sometimes I do apply direct pressure to my clitoris for a faster orgasm; sometimes I work up gently, using all the different attachments. The oscillation also works very well when I am using clothes pins as nipple clips. If I apply the back of the ball/cup attachment to the clothes pins, the sensation electrifies me right down through my body.

Why is the spoon attachment my favorite? It is a wonderful g-spot stimulator! I use it in conjunction with a dildo because while I like the feeling of the dildo in my vagina, I usually cannot get it in the correct place to simulate my g-spot. By inserting the spoon attachment in the front of my vagina with the dildo in place, I can hit the exact spot. In fact, this is the only way (so far) that I have achieved a g-spot orgasm.

Thank you, Eroscillator!

This continues to be one of my favorite toys, and I find more uses for it all the time. Recently I've been finding great pleasure using the cox-comb attachment. One side is a wonderful clit stimulator and the other is a general stimulator. Can't say anything bad about it.