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The Master Series Power Pounder is a handheld thrusting dildo with a realistic silicone shaft, a long black handle and a motor that drives the shaft back and forth while it vibrates. You or a partner hold the handle and aim; the toy supplies the pounding. It's built for people who want hard, rhythmic movement without wearing out a wrist, and the grip is shaped to stay secure even when everything is slippery.
Two sets of controls sit on the handle. Thrusting has seven intensity levels, and vibration has three speeds plus seven patterns, so you can run a slow, deep thrust with strong vibration or fast thrusting with no buzz at all. The shaft travels about half an inch with each stroke. That's a short stroke, and it's meant to be: the motor delivers fast, repeated pressure, while you control the depth and angle by moving the handle.
Overall the toy measures 10.75 inches, of which 6.75 inches is insertable, and the widest point is 1.9 inches. That's a medium, realistic size, filling without being extreme. It suits people already comfortable with a dildo of similar size who want to add motion. If you're new to penetration, a smaller non-motorised toy is an easier start, and you can work up to the Power Pounder once you know what you like.
The lifelike detailing on the shaft adds texture as it moves, more noticeable at higher thrust settings.
The long handle makes it easy for a partner to hold and control while you lie back, on your side or on all fours. Agree on a starting level and a word for "less" before you begin. With solo play, kneeling or lying on your back with knees bent gives your arm the easiest reach. Start on the lowest thrust setting with plenty of lube, let your body adjust, then step up a level at a time.
The buttons sit on the handle where your thumb naturally rests, so you can change thrust or vibration without stopping. Cycle through the vibration patterns before your first session to learn which ones you like, since seven is a lot to scroll through mid-play. Charge it with the included USB cable before first use; Master Series doesn't give a run time, so top it up after each session rather than waiting for it to slow down.
Master Series says to use water-based lube only, so leave silicone and oil lubes aside. Reapply more often than you would with a static toy, since thrusting moves lube away quickly. The toy is IPX7 waterproof, so it can be used in the shower and washed under the tap with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner. Pay attention to the join between shaft and handle, where lube collects, and dry it before charging.
Compare motorised options in our thrusting dildo and vibrator guide, or browse more vibrating dildos and the Master Series range.
Helpful answers about Master Series Power Pounder Vibrating & Thrusting Dildo.
It's 10.75 inches overall with 6.75 inches insertable and 1.9 inches across at the widest point. The rest of the length is the handle. That's a medium, realistic size, so beginners may want to start with something smaller.
A regular dildo only moves when you move it. Here the shaft drives itself back and forth about half an inch, so you get fast, repeated pressure on top of whatever you do with the handle. It feels more like a partner's rhythm than a buzz.
Water-based only, as Master Series specifies. Silicone lube can damage the silicone shaft. Use more than usual, because thrusting pushes lube away fast. Browse water-based lubes.
Yes. It's rated IPX7, so it handles shower use and rinsing under the tap. In the shower, water-based lube washes off quickly, so keep the bottle within reach.
No. The shaft is fixed to a long handle with the motor inside, so there's no base to fit through an O-ring. It's designed to be held by you or a partner.
Master Series doesn't publish a noise level. Thrusting toys are generally louder than vibrators because of the moving mechanism, so expect it to be audible through a door at higher settings.
Master Series markets it for any hole, and the long handle keeps the base outside the body. Go slowly, use plenty of water-based lube, start on the lowest thrust setting, and never let go of the handle.
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