Magic wand is Iconic. In 1968, Hitachi Magic Wand introduced our parents and grandparents to the joys that a versatile and powerful vibrator can provide! During its heyday, it was the undisputed champion of delivering an O. But the design hasn’t seen much innovation in the last half-century. That’s where Dame’s Com vibrator comes in. Dame’s take introduces an ergonomic body, without losing any of the magic of the original.
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The Hitachi Magic Wand’s utility as a masturbation aid made it a popular tool for sexologists in the 1970s — and a prescription medical device for those with vulvar anorgasmia (difficulty reaching orgasm). Since then, there have been hundreds — perhaps thousands — of sex toys that followed the happy path encapsulated in the original.
Most of the major sex tech companies offer several versions. You’ve certainly seen one in the sex store, a porno, or maybe even your mom’s top drawer. Wand vibrator looks like ice cream cones – a wide round head positioned atop a tapered, conical body. Historically, I’ve not been a huge fan. Compared to newer, More creative designwands sometimes seem dull and boring.
Dame Com introduces an ergonomic angle to the wand itself. Think Reach toothbrushes are angled compared to a regular old straight brush. This angle makes it really easy to find a good spot on any genital or genital area. By varying the angle of approach, the Com gives you much better control over the toy, like drinking from a bent straw instead of a straight one. Dame Com does the outreach to you, which is more of a relief than you might expect.
When you use it alone, the Com type disappears from your perception. You’re not thinking about keeping it just right, you’re not trying to ignore the cramp in your forearm. Its versatility also makes it really fun to experiment with. You can reach everything no matter what position you are in. Whether you’re lying on your back, on your stomach, on all fours or sitting up, it can hit all sorts of places (even shoulder pain). No matter what genitals you have, this toy is really fun to play with.
Like most vibrators, it can take some trial and error to find the right spot, especially if you’re using it on the penis. But this is definitely still a toy that I would have classified as genital agnostic, and that’s always a big plus.
Part of the reason Com works so well on all bodies is because its soft tip creates deep and powerful vibrations to stimulate your internal genital structures. But it’s actually pretty quiet. Other magic wands tend to buzz like a swarm of sexually frustrated bees — no one knows about the good times. Even at Com’s highest intensity, most hand numbing, you have to strain to hear it from a distant room. Covered with a blanket, I could not hear it at all. Behind a closed door? Full stealth mode.
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Com is not without its shortcomings. You’ll only get about an hour of use on a single charge. By comparison, the wireless Hitachi Magic Wand gets you closer to three hours on a single charge — but it’s huge. Other competitors are similar in size to Com typically in the 90-minute to two-hour range. However, that’s more of a warning than a deal breaker. This is just one toy that you definitely want to keep on the charger so you don’t get hanged.
Hitachi’s Magic Wand and its successors may be of historical importance, but their styling has always had a fatal flaw: It’s straight, your body isn’t. Modern vibrators are compact, flexible, ergonomic and designed to reach the parts of your body you want introduce them to. Too many magic wands look like toys from the 1970s — because they are. They were good back then, but it was 2022 and we deserved better. The Dame Com is better.
