Although it looks like something your grandma would use on her bunions, the Hitachi magic wand ($54) is widely considered the "Cadillac of vibrators." Intended as a legit massager, the wand is so powerful it made the lights flicker in my apartment when I plugged it in. No lie, this thing did the job in approximately 45 seconds, and when I was done I gave myself a nice shoulder massage. Pro: Raw power! I like that you don't need batteries, but you have to find an outlet close enough to your masturbation station to avoid awkward positions.
Con: The Hitachi is almost too good -- it makes masturbation more of a science than an art.
Click here to read Emily's review of another sex toy "all-star."
Originally invented by a dad in order to tickle his kids, the fukouku ($30) is a tiny vibrator that slides over your finger like so. As the packaging proclaims, it can "go anywhere a finger can go!" This little guy appealed to my lazy side, since you don't have to hold it in place. It also comes with three sleeves to vary the sensation.Pro: Diffuse vibrations kept me from getting that "ow-ow-ow" feeling immediately post-orgasm. Plus, the teeny tingler is cheap -- just 30 bones.
Con: Diffuse vibrations is a euphemism for "not very powerful."
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Emily McCombs is a contributing editor at Lemondrop who's dedicated to trying out the best of the sex-toy world.



















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Sunday 05 October
By Stay At Home
Try strapping on a silicone rabbit attachment to the head of the hitachi wand so you have some "ears" vibrating. You'll never look at another vibe again.
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Thursday 11 December
By cloudsandskye
Every review I've read about the Hitachi Magic Wand complains about the short cord. Hasn't anyone heard of that great invention called the extension cord? They're available at hardware stores and discount stores in the same style and color as the cord on the Magic Wand and in lengths ranging from 5 to 15 feet for less than ten dollars.
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