Noje W4 by Blush Novelties

Name: Noje W4

Price: $49.99

Material: Silicone and ABS plastic

Power Source: USB rechargeable

Basic Description: This small wand is quite powerful for its size! It has 10 vibration modes and is splash-proof but not waterproof. It has a soft flexible head. It measures 7.75 inches long and 1.25 inches wide.

Pros: I really like the size of this wand. Most wands are much bigger and bulkier. This one fits in your hand nicely or can be wedge easily. The head is fairly flexible and super soft! The button is simple, big, and easy to press, but it is not so easy that you'll keep changing the settings on accident!

Cons: It is not the most powerful wand I have encountered, so if you need really strong vibrations, you might want to try something else. Also if you prefer longer handles, this might not work as well for you either.

Accessibility Features: The button is very accessible, as well as the flexible head and weight of this wand. Also, the price is quite accessible as far as quality wands go!

Ponderings: If you are either new to wands or want a compact wand that still is fairly powerful, this could be a great option for you!

Ratings: ♿♿♿♿ (4 out of 5 wheelchairs) 

Chorus by We-Vibe

Name: Chorus

Price: $199

Material: Silicone

Power Source: USB Charging/Storage Box

Basic Description: This is a remote and/or app-controlled G-spot and clitoral stimulator! It is small but powerful! It comes with 10+ vibration and pattern settings. It is waterproof. It has better Bluetooth connectivity than other We-Vibe products thanks to Ankorlink technology - in which it uses the remote as an anchor between the free We-Connect app and the vibrator.

Pros: The squeeze remote is amazing. Once you press the on button and switch to squeeze mode, all you have to do is squeeze or press some part of the silicone body to make it speed up, or let go to slow it down! As I mentioned before, I don't have good hand coordination, but I was able to find an easy way to press the squeeze remote! Also, you don't have to use your hand necessarily to use the squeeze remote, as long as you have a part of your body (head, feet, what have you) that can press on either or both sides of the squeeze remote, you can use it. It could also easily be mounted for easier access. In terms of the vibrator itself, it is small and flexible, so it will better contour to your individual needs. It is lightweight and easy to position.

Cons: I could not pair the remote/vibrator with my we-connect app, though this could be an isolated issue, as I normally have a very easy time pairing with We-Vibe products. It is also a slight bummer you can not use this for only external use, especially because the remote is so amazing and accessible, but not everyone wants internal stimulation. So I would love to see more products from we-vibe with remotes like this, like the Moxie, for example, would be a perfect candidate!

Accessibility Features: The Squeeze Remote is a revolutionary access feature. If you can use pressure in any way and can find some way to keep the remote in place or nearby, this could be amazing for you. and as always, the We-Vibe we connect app is a great feature as well (hopefully I'll be able to connect to it next time lol!)

Ponderings: If you (or your partner) like internal and external stimulation, and you can not use a traditional remote, this is a great option.

Ratings:  ♿♿♿♿♿ (5 out of 5 wheelchairs)

                                      

Le Wand by SheVibe

Name: Le Wand

Price: $170

Material: Silicone and ABS plastic

Power Source: USB Rechargeable (comes with outlet adapters for the US, UK, EU, and AUS)

Basic Description: This rechargeable wand vibrator has 10 vibration speeds and 20 patterns to choose from! The head is soft silicone and has a flexible neck meaning you can somewhat position it the way you need it. It charges for 3 hours and has a 3-hour battery life. It has a travel lock option, so it won't go off in your bag while you are traveling.

Pros: The soft flexible head is definitely a pro! Many wands have rigid necks and little to no flexibility, so being able to move the head makes this wand that much more accessible. Also, the buttons are easy to press, but at the same time are not so easy that you will accidentally change your settings. And as far as wands go, it is on the quieter side, but still powerful!

Cons: It is still heavy for a wand, so if you have a difficult time holding heavy objects you might have to be clever with how you position this toy or just use a lighter toy. It is also definitely on the more expensive side, while worth the quality you pay for, might not be accessible to everyone's budget. The button settings are not obviously intuitive, you have to make sure you read the setting to understand how it works and make sure it's not in travel lock mode, however, once you understand the settings it's much easier to navigate.

Accessibility Features: The flexible head, the buttons, and the 3-hour battery life are very accessible features.

Ponderings: This wand is not inaccessible but at the same time it does not scream accessibility either. However, if you know you like wands and the cons are not a deal-breaker for you, this wand is an excellent option!

Ratings: ♿♿♿♿    (4 out of 5 wheelchairs)