Blush Simone Rabbit Vibrator Review   New!

When I opened my emails one morning and saw that Blush was sending me their new Simone rabbit vibrator, I was really excited. At a quick first glance, it reminded me of my favorite rabbit vibrator ever, the FemmeFunn Klio. Upon further inspection after it arrived, I realized that this vibrator is neither a dupe nor a copycat of Klio.

Let’s get down to it, because I have some thoughts about this rabbit vibrator.

Meet Simone

Simone is part of Blush’s signature line, the Blush Collection. It’s a dual stimulation rabbit vibrator with auto warming and features g-spot tapping, clitoral tapping, and vibrations. It is rechargeable and has an IPX7 rating, meaning it’s waterproof submersible. The insertable end has 10 vibration modes with Blush’s RumboTech™, 5 steady speeds and 5 vibration patterns, while the tapping g-spot stimulator and external c-spot stimulator each have 3 speeds.

The vibrator is 8.5″ in total length, with an insertable length of 4.25″ and a 1.25″ width. There’s a delightful curved head on one end with a handle on the other. Simone is made with body-safe silicone and ABS plastic. It’s a really pretty blue color with a golden oval where you connect the magnetic charging cable to the device. The shaft does have some flexibility where it meets the handle, but I’d say it has maybe an inch-inch & a half of movement.

There is no manual included in the box, nor is there a storage pouch like some of Blush’s products. If you need an operating manual, you have to visit the product page on Blush’s site and watch a video, rather than reading an actual manual. I’m personally not a fan of this approach, as I think it’s a bit ableist to only offer a video manual. The video manual is helpful, sure, but at some points in the video, the text is hard to read due to color and/or duration of text on screen. I think a PDF of the manual would be more helpful.

Charging & Care Instructions for Simone

Vibrators do not have as many cleaning options as dildos, thanks to the internal motors needing specific types care. The easiest way to clean Simone is to wash with warm water and a gentle, unscented soap. You can allow the device to air dry or use a clean microfiber cloth to pat it dry. Blush recommends using water-based lubricants with all of their products.

Included in the box is a magnetic charging cord. It’s recommended to fully charge your vibrator before using it the first time. While plugged in, the light on the middle button will pulsate. Once charging is complete, the light will glow steady. Each charge lasts up to 50 minutes, depending on intensity and number of motors running at once.

How to Use Simone

On the handle of Simone, you’ll find three buttons. Press and hold the middle button for 3 seconds to power on the vibrator. Once it’s turned on, that middle button will glow. The top button controls the vibrations on the shaft, the middle button controls the g-spot tapper, and the bottom button controls the c-spot tapper. A quick press of any combination of those three buttons will get the motor running. Each quick press will also cycle through the vibration or tapping modes available. The motors are independently controlled, so you can have 1, 2, or 3 motors going. Press and hold the top or bottom button to turn off just those motors, or press and hold the middle button to power off all three motors at once.

I recommend using lubricant and inserting the vibrator prior to turning on the g-spot tapper.

Measuring Up Simone vs Klio

In case anyone else out there thought that Blush made a knock-off Klio, I want to set the record straight on Simone. These two vibrators do have some similarities: about the same total length, 3 button controls, 10 internal vibration modes, 3 external tapping speeds, clitoral tapping, super smooth body-safe silicone, IPX 7 waterproof submersible, and magnetic charging. That’s where the similarities end.

My Experiences with Simone

Upon Simone’s arrival, I very quickly took it out of the package and put it on the charger. I mean very, very quickly. I still had in my head that it was Blush’s version of Klio, and I just knew that I would have some serious thoughts about the device in one way or another. It wasn’t until I really slowed down, looked over the packaging and read the details that I realized they’re close, but not quite 1:1.

The first time I masturbated with Simone, I was worried that I broke the vibrator. If too much pressure is on the tapping clitoral stimulator, it stops tapping! I didn’t realize that as my thick thighs clamped down and pushed the vibrator against my body hard enough that it stopped tapping. Thankfully, I quickly realized that it wasn’t broken, it was just too much pressure for the motor to work. Oops!

That same first time, I also ran the battery down completely before I achieved orgasm. I was not sold on Simone. But trying toys once is hardly enough to properly review a toy! The second time, orgasm happened, but not until the battery was damn near drained. I could feel the power leaving and the vibrations got less intense when my orgasm finally washed over my body. The third time I tried Simone, I finally figured out my preferred settings and my orgasm came quickly. Woo!

Noise wise, I am surprised by how quiet Blush’s Simone vibrator is. The motors are powerful, so I expected more noise. I don’t think it’s quiet enough for me to masturbate with it while my wife sleeps next to me, but I can masturbate with it while she’s in the other room without her hearing it.

I really liked the curved tip of the vibrator, but the internal g-spot tapping was just not quite enough for me. It felt good, but without the vibrations going, the internal tapping just couldn’t get me there on its own or when paired with the external tapping. On the flip side, the vibrations and the external tapping wasn’t enough for me either. It seems to me that the best way for me to use this rabbit vibrator is with all three motors going at once.

Simone is a beautifully made vibrator, and I really love the color. I have other blue vibrators, but none of them are this color blue, and my gosh is it gorgeous! I also am a fan of Blush’s Puria® Soft Silicone with UltraSilk®. It’s velvety soft with minimal drag, and it feels quite luxurious in the hand.

Even the packaging is quite cute! It does have a tag for hanging the box, so it’s easy for retail stores to hang it, but the tag can be folded down for anyone who wants to wrap the box and gift it to someone.

Now, maybe I’m being too picky here, but Blush’s operation manual video does have some misleading information. It says that there are 10 g-spot tapping settings, but that’s not actually the case. There are actually only 3 g-spot tapping settings, 10 vibration settings and 3 c-spot tapping settings.

Pros:

• Super smooth body-safe silicone
• 3 independently controlled motors
• Two tapping stimulators and vibrating shaft
• Waterproof submersible
• Rechargeable
• 10 vibration modes and 3 tapping intensities on each of the tapping stimulators
• Some flexibility where the shaft meets the handle
• Quiet

Cons:

• Motors will pause if there is too much pressure, which can happen when clamping thighs together
• Misleading information on Blush’s website

Final Thoughts on Simone

Blush did it again with this beautiful addition to the Blush Collection. Simone is a stylishly sexy rabbit vibrator! Overall, I like Simone. I like the range of steady vibrations paired with the dual tapping zones. I love the color. I like that it’s waterproof submersible so it’s easy to clean and can be used in the bath or shower. It’s also more affordable than the FemmeFunn Klio, making it a more accessible sex toy price wise.

I would recommend Simone for people who like rabbit vibrators, who enjoy tapping sensations or want to try tapping stimulators.

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