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Playboy The Seeker is a double ended vibrator with a curved, bulbous head at one end for G-spot or P-spot play and a row of vibrating beads at the other. It's for people who like variety in one toy, for vaginal or anal use, solo or with a partner. The flexible silicone body lets each end follow your shape.
One end is a smooth, curved shaft that swells into a rounded, bulbous head. The curve is shaped to reach the front wall, where the G-spot sits for people with a vagina, or towards the prostate for people with one. The other end is a line of connected beads, each giving a rumbly vibration, for a rippling feel as they slide in and out. The shaft end gives targeted, steady pressure; the bead end gives texture and that pop-pop sensation as each bead passes the entrance. Flip it over during a session to change the mood completely. Because neither end has a flared base, it's a hand-held toy: keep a grip on the end you aren't using, which also gives you good control over angle and depth.
Retail listings give the overall length as 20.3 cm (about 8 inches) and the width as 3.6 cm (about 1.4 inches). The usable length is 8.3 cm on one end and 10.1 cm on the other, with usable widths of 3.2 cm and 3.3 cm. In practice, that makes both ends moderate in size: approachable for people who've used an average vibrator, without being tiny. The flexible silicone bends a little with your body, which helps the curved head stay in place.
Start with the end that matches what you're after. For G-spot play, lie on your back, insert the curved head with the curve facing your belly button, and use short, rocking movements rather than deep thrusts. For P-spot play, the same curve faces towards the front of the body. For the beads, go slowly, one bead at a time, with lots of lube. For anal use in particular, wash the toy before switching to vaginal use, and never move straight from anal to vaginal without cleaning.
Listings show 10 vibration modes and USB charging. Retailers describe it as waterproof, but no IP rating is published, so it's fine for rinsing and the shower; keep it out of long baths to be safe. Charge it fully before the first use, and make sure the charging point is dry before plugging it in. Run time and charge time aren't listed, so it's worth topping it up after each session rather than waiting for it to fade.
Use water-based lube, since silicone lube can break down silicone toys. Clean both ends with warm water and mild soap or toy cleaner after each use, paying attention to the gaps between the beads. Let it air-dry and store it on its own.
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Helpful answers about Playboy The Seeker Double-Ended Vibrator.
Playboy The Seeker is a double ended silicone vibrator. One end has a curved shaft with a bulbous head for G-spot or P-spot stimulation; the other has a line of vibrating beads. It's made for vaginal or anal play, and you flip it over to switch.
Yes. Playboy says The Seeker works for vaginal or anal play, and the bead end is especially popular anally. Use plenty of water-based lube and go one bead at a time. It has no flared base, so keep hold of the other end at all times.
Use one end of Playboy The Seeker at a time: the curved head for G-spot or P-spot play, or the beads for texture. Wash the toy with soap and water before switching ends or moving between anal and vaginal use.
Retail listings give Playboy The Seeker as 20.3 cm long and 3.6 cm wide, with usable lengths of 8.3 cm and 10.1 cm on the two ends and usable widths of about 3.2 to 3.3 cm. Both ends are moderate, beginner-friendly sizes.
Retailers list Playboy The Seeker as waterproof, but no IP rating is published. Rinsing it and using it in the shower should be fine; avoid long submersion in the bath. Dry the charging point before charging.
Playboy The Seeker charges by USB cable. Charge it fully before the first use. Run time and charge time aren't published, so top it up after each session to keep it ready.
Use water-based lube with a silicone G-spot vibrator like Playboy The Seeker. Silicone lube can damage silicone toys over time. Thicker water-based gels work well for the bead end, where you want glide over every bead; see our water-based lubes.
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