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Most toys that move rather than buzz are big, loud and built around a motor you can hear from the hallway. The Fun Factory SUNDAZE is a compact thrusting vibrator that takes a different route: a weight inside the shaft slides back and forth, so the toy taps, pulses and pushes as well as vibrating. Fun Factory calls it a "pulse vibe". This listing is the Fuchsia Pink colour.
Fun Factory's Pulsator technology is the thing that sets SUNDAZE apart. The moving weight creates a low, rhythmic thrust that you feel as pressure rather than surface buzz, and it can also produce quick tapping and a deeper, thuddy vibration. Programs mix these in different ways, from slow rolling pulses to fast patter. Reviewers consistently describe it as unusually quiet for a toy that moves this much, and the plain vibration settings are on the gentle side, so it suits people who want texture and rhythm more than raw power. If you already own a strong wand or bullet, SUNDAZE adds a kind of movement those toys can't make, rather than competing with them on strength.
The shaft has a gentle curve towards a rounded tip. Inside, that curve sits against the front wall, so the pulsing lands on the G-spot area while the base stays outside your body. Outside, rest the flat of the tip against the clitoris or the vulva and let the tapping do the work without any hand movement. Many people start externally to learn the programs, then try it internally once they know which rhythm they like. The handle is smooth with no loop, so keep lube off the base if you want a firm grip.
Two buttons marked plus and minus move you through 15 programs. A memory setting starts the toy on the program you last used, and Fun Factory's Flashback feature restores your setting if you switch it off by accident mid-session. A travel lock stops it turning on in a bag. Charging uses Fun Factory's magnetic Click 'n' Charge cable, which snaps onto two contact points on the base, so there's no open port to keep dry.
Retailers list it at roughly 17 cm long and about 3.5 cm across at its widest, which puts it in the average range for an insertable vibrator. It's a reasonable first insertable toy if fingers or a slim bullet feel comfortable, and it's not intended for anyone wanting a large, filling dildo. If you prefer a softer green, the identical SUNDAZE in Pistachio is listed separately.
Use a water-based lubricant; silicone lube can leave silicone toys tacky over time. The toy is waterproof, so you can wash it under a running tap with mild soap or a toy cleaner, rinse well and pat it dry. Wipe the magnetic contacts before charging so they connect cleanly.
Comparing toys that move? Our guide to thrusting dildos and vibrators covers the options, or see the full Fun Factory range.
Helpful answers about Fun Factory SUNDAZE Thrusting Clitoral Vibrator – Fuchsia Pink.
Many thrusting toys push the whole shaft in and out with a bulky motor. SUNDAZE stays the same length; the weight moving inside it creates the pulsing and tapping. That keeps it smaller and quieter, but the motion is a firm pulse rather than long strokes.
Yes. It's shaped for insertion, with a curved tip for the G-spot area, and it also works resting against the clitoris. Keep the base outside your body and use plenty of water-based lube.
Reviewers often call it one of the quieter toys they have tried, which is unusual for something that moves. You'll hear a soft hum and some tapping on higher programs, but it shouldn't carry through a closed door.
Yes, it's waterproof. Because charging is magnetic there's no open port, so a rinse under the tap is fine. Water washes lube away quickly, so reapply more often in the shower.
It stops the buttons from switching the toy on by accident in a bag or drawer. Check the instruction booklet for the button combination, and unlock it before you start a session so you're not fumbling mid-way.
No, only the colour changes. Both have the same pulse motor, 15 programs and magnetic charging. Choose the shade you prefer; the Pistachio SUNDAZE is listed separately.
A water-based lube is the safe pick for silicone toys. Thicker water-based gels help with internal use because the pulsing motion can dry a thin lube quickly. Avoid silicone lubes unless you've tested a small spot first.
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