Sensuelle Point 20 Function Bullet from Novel Creations
Pros:
- Rechargeable
- Compact
- Powerful
- Variety of functions
- Great for pin-point stimulation
Cons:
- Slightly larger than regular bullets
- Cheap plastic charging base
- Only water resistant
- No real lower intensity levels
Overall:
-Overview-
Compact vibrators are wonderful things! They don’t take up much room, can be slipped into your purse for on the go, and can easily be used between partners during sex. Most of the time small toys are weak, which kind of ruins how versatile they are. Well, the Sensuelle Point 20 Function Bullet is here to set your worries aside. This rechargeable vibe might look small and cute, but it’s one powerful beast! So powerful, that it will likely be too much for those who are used to lower to moderate vibrations. Though there’s a large variety of settings, each of them are quite strong (though not quite as rumbly as some clitoral vibes) which doesn’t allow users to build up to more intense settings. This wasn’t an issue for me since I appreciate the power, but it might be too much for others. The size is also larger than a typical bullet and it’s not waterproof, so it limits how many ways it can be used. It’s too thick to fit inside a typical bullet hole, so you can really only use it by holding onto it. I think it’s an awesome product, but some improvement could be made.
-Intro/Use-
The Sensuelle Point 20 Function Bullet from Novel Creations is a rechargeable bullet vibrator that’s designed for external pleasure. The small rounded tip is perfect for pin-point stimulation and the silky surface allows it to glide easily across your skin.
Best used on the female anatomy, this bullet is perfect for targeted clitoral stimulation and for teasing other sensitive areas of the body like the nipples and perineum. It’s not designed for vaginal use, and inserting it anally could actually cause a trip to the emergency room. As long as you keep it external, you can use it on any area of the body.
Being compact makes this a great product to use with a partner as well. It’s non-threatening, easy to understand, and is small enough that it fits between your bodies during intercourse. There are a couple downsides though. You can’t use it in a dildo with a bullet hole and you can’t use it in the tub or shower because it’s not waterproof (which also means you have to be careful when cleaning); limiting the way it can be used. If variety of use isn’t important to you, this is certainly worth checking out.
-Material/Texture-
The Sensuelle Point 20 Function Bullet is made from ABS plastic according to the paperwork, but mentions on the website that it’s “twice dipped in silicone, to give you an ultra smooth, silky, sensual feel.” It doesn’t feel that way to me, it seems like this is PU coated plastic based on feeling and sight. Either way, the material is non-porous, latex free, phthalate free, and body safe. You can safely use water-based lubricant with this vibe only, since the material might respond negatively to other types. After use, you can clean the bullet by wiping it down with warm soapy water or use your favorite toy cleaner. Pay extra attention to not get the base of the toy wet. If you’re sharing with someone else, you can sterilize using a 10% bleach solution (avoiding the base).
The surface of the toy is silky smooth and glides easily across the skin without requiring lubricant. It doesn’t attract annoying dust or lint which is a huge plus. The only texture you feel on the toy is from the base which is where the control button is located. It’s slightly raised from the toy to make it easier to find and press. There are no noticeable seams and it doesn’t have a logo printed in it; it’s completely smooth.
Being made from plastic, it’s natural to expect the toy to be very firm. It doesn’t have any give, doesn’t bend, and doesn’t flex apart from the button on the end. The solid surface is great if you’re someone who likes to apply pressure with your toys, but can be lightly used if not.
-Design/Size-
The Sensuelle Point 20 Function Bullet is available in three color options; Pink, Black, and Purple. I really appreciate the fact that they decided to make at least one color that wasn’t girly. I think this helps the product appeal to a wider audience since there’s an obvious need for more gender neutral colors.
The design of the bullet immediately jumps out at you. It’s a very familiar shape from the rounded point to the design of the button. It’s discreet on one hand since it’s small and would easily blend in with beauty products or the other contents of your purse. However, if anyone picked it up to really look at it, it would be obvious that it’s a vibrator.
What makes it different than others is the size. Standard bullets are 5/8″ in diameter and most toy manufacturers create bullet holes in their dildos that work perfectly for that size. This one is 3/4″. It might not seem like a large difference, but it’s enough that it won’t work in most dildos.
The length is also longer than average, coming in at 3 3/4″ in length. Though it is larger than your standard bullet, it’s still nice and compact. You could easily toss this in a purse without it taking up too much room.
-Functions/Controls-
When your Sensuelle Point 20 Function Bullet first arrives it has a partial charge. The instruction manual says to charge it for 60 minutes prior to your first use, but it took mine a little longer than that. There are three pieces that make up the charging unit – a base, a USB cord, and an adapter that allows you to plug it into a regular outlet. There are two metal pieces on the bottom of the bullet that need to line up in the base in order for it to charge. You’ll know if you’ve connected it properly because the light on the front of the base will start blinking. As it’s 
charging, the light will blink back and forth between red and green. When the toy is finished charging, the light will remain on green and no longer blink. If you keep the base plugged in and remove the vibrator, the base will glow red, and it can be disconnected from the power source.
The power button is on the bottom of the vibe and is easily turned on by simply pressing it. When you turn it on, a blue light will glow behind it and you’ll be experiencing the first of 20 different settings. Each press after that will bring you to the next setting. When you’ve cycled through them all, the vibrator will turn off, or you can hold the button for a few seconds until the vibrations cease. When you turn the toy back on, you’ll always start on the first setting; the vibrator doesn’t hold your place. So if you come across a setting you love, you’ll have to cycle through in order to get to it.
The first three settings are steady low, medium, and high, but the rest after that offer different pulsating vibrations. While it sounds like a lot of variety, it really isn’t. There are no roller coaster settings, no escalations; just a bunch of different pulse patterns, speeds, and intensities.
The front of the package says, “DON’T SETTLE FOR ANYTHING LESS POWERFUL” which automatically made me think it was gimmicky like a lot of packaging tends to be, but I was pleasantly surprised when I turned the toy on. The vibrations are actually very powerful and might be too much for some. The power is there, but it’s only somewhat rumbly. It’s not buzzy or numbing at all (it’s just not as deep as other bullet vibrators that have a similar look) but might take you a little longer to climax as a result. The power is evenly spread throughout the vibe, and though your clit won’t become numb, your fingers might.
The sound level is okay. The vibe can’t be heard through a closed door, but someone in the same room with you would easily be able to hear the vibrations. It’s reasonable, but could be more modest.
-Packaging-
The Sensuelle Point 20 Function Bullet arrives in a cardboard package that obviously gives away what it contains. The front simply has a plastic window that’s molded in the shape of the toy which can easily be seen through it. The box is also covered in information about the product, which prevents it from being discreet, but is presented in a tasteful manner.
Rather than having a lid that pops open or slides off, the cover is attached to one side of the box, raps around it, and magnetically closes around the back. I like the design in general, but you have to be careful when you’re opening the box since the vibe could easily fall out. It’s resting in a piece of plastic and stays in place just fine when the box is closed, but it doesn’t hold the toy well when it’s open.
Beneath the plastic tray you’ll find the instruction manual, storage pouch, and a smaller cardboard box. The box is taped to the back of the package so it doesn’t move around. Inside are the USB cord and the wall adapter.
The instruction manual has only English in it, and is simply a single piece of paper folded in half. The front and back don’t have much information apart from which product the information goes with. Inside you’ll find the most basic information about the product and includes an illustration that helps you understand the charging system.
-Experience-
When I first saw an image of the Sensuelle Point 20 Function Bullet, I had to rub my eyes because I honestly thought We-Vibe had re-released Salsa in other colors. After reading what the product was, I felt a little let down, but wondered if this product could live up the power it claimed to have.
When it arrived in the mail I was immediately surprised by the size. It literally looks like a Salsa on steroids! The first thing I noticed when I took it out of the package was how cheap the charging base felt. It’s a very light plastic that feels like it could easily break. This is very concerning since it’s the only way you can juice up your vibrator. As long as you’re careful with it, you shouldn’t run into any problems.
Once the toy was fully charged, I turned it on to test the power. I was immediately surprised, especially because I was on the first setting. There’s a lot of power here, which is something I need in order to climax, but I felt like there should have been at least a couple settings that were lower in intensity for more sensitive toy users.
The vibrations aren’t deeply rumbly, but aren’t buzzy and I found them to be satisfying. It took me a little longer to climax than normal, but I didn’t have to force it either. I can see this becoming a nice back up when my go-to vibrators aren’t charged, but it’s not deep enough to overtake the number one slot.
Interested in checking out the Sensuelle Point 20 Function Bullet for yourself? You can learn more by visiting the Novel Creations website, or by purchasing through Bondara by clicking the link below.
The Sensuelle Point 20 Function Bullet was provided to me free of charge in exchange for an unbiased review. This is in compliance with FTC guidelines.
The look of this corset is simply gorgeous and is where it truly shines. The floral fabric features a lighter shade of red in the background, and a darker shade in the foreground. It adds depth to the pattern and gives it a moody, seductive feel to it. Not at all what you would commonly expect from something that’s floral. The trim, laces, and waist band are all black and really compliment the red pattern. The inside of the corset is also black, but it doesn’t need a fancy pattern since it can’t really be seen while you’re wearing it. The corset isn’t reversible, so the fabric on the outside is what everyone will see.
The front features seven shiny silver hook and eye closures. These aren’t like your bra closures, but are quite common in corsets. The left side features little nubs that slightly extend from the material, and the right side has flat pieces that lock them in place. When you put the corset on, you’ll need to line up the sides so that they all hook into place at almost the same time. This isn’t like buttoning up a shirt, you can’t do one hook at a time. Because you have to line them up just so, it can be a challenge to hook if your laces aren’t wide enough when you first put the corset on. Make sure they’re nice and loose and worry about adjusting them once you have it in place.
The laces in the back are silky and feel more like ribbons than lacing. They hold up well to being tugged on and should last a long time. There are a total of 24 eyelets (12 on each side) that go along either side of the corset that hold the ribbon in place. It’s rimmed with metal which makes the lace slide easily through them. The corset is pre-laced when you receive it and there’s a lot of wiggle room when it comes to adjusting the piece to fit your body shape. Behind the lace is an optional modesty panel. This panel prevents anyone from seeing your skin through the laces. You can fold it over when you first put the corset on if you’d rather have your skin exposed, and larger corset wearers might not be able to use it at all.
The corset and thong are both made from 90% Polyester and 10% Spandex. The material doesn’t seem to breathe as well as cotton or lighter materials do, and may cause you to sweat. It’s not rough or scratchy against your skin, in fact, it’s quite soft and smooth.
The corset arrives at your house in a clear plastic bag that has a sticker on the outside. It only tells you the style, color, and size and doesn’t have the company or product name on it. Once you open the bag and pull out your lingerie, you’ll see a tag attached that has a model on one side and the website (and information that was on the sticker) on the other. There’s really not much information there, but it’s not really necessary for something like this. You can dispose of the plastic bag and the tag since they’re not necessary to keep. The corset is already laced and ready for you once it arrives.
the mirror yet, but when I looked down at myself I thought for sure I was going to actually look nice in something.
The surface of the silicone has a lot of drag and requires lubricant in order to glide easily across the skin. Lint is also an issue since it attracts tiny particles and needs to be wiped/washed off prior to use. It’s annoying, but manageable. The plastic handle is totally smooth.
The end of both the shaft and arm have an obvious curve and are followed up with rows of bulges. The bulges are light and create a soft ribbed sensation when thrust. The amount of texture is wonderful for someone who’s branching out from smooth toys, and shouldn’t annoy someone who’s easily distracted by texture. It’s sort of right in the middle and should work for most. If you need extreme texture to feel satisfied, this won’t quite be right, but should work for most users. You’ll need to pay attention when cleaning because some of the grooves need a little extra attention. As long as you clean your vibe right away it’s quite simple.
Paul and Paulina has a very common design, having an insertable shaft and a clitoral arm. However, the look of this vibe is very different! It’s not uncommon to see animal like features on the external portion of the toy (especially rabbits, butterflies, dolphins, etc.) but it’s not often you see it on the internal part of the toy. This vibe has both! The top of the shaft and the clitoral arm both resemble little caterpillars or worms. They have obvious heads, little eyes, and smiling faces; the Fun in Fun Factory obviously coming through. It certainly prevents it from looking realistic, but the animal like parts might bother some. Though it doesn’t look like a penis, it’s still not discreet and would be obvious to most that it’s a vibrator.
There are a total of three buttons on the toy that control all the functions; a plus, a minus, and a star. The plus button turns the toy on and increases the intensity (six levels), the minus decreases the intensity and turns the toy off, and the star button is what allows you to cycle through the four patterns. If you don’t want to worry about steady vibrations, you can also turn the toy on by holding down the star button. The intensity level of the patterns can’t be changed. If you press the plus or minus button while using one of the pattern settings, you’ll go back to steady vibrations.
Paul and Paulina arrive in a cardboard box with a thin sleeve over it. The sleeve features an image of the toy on one side, and a lady dressed in lingerie on the other. It’s not discreet, but is tasteful and doesn’t have nudity on it. There’s a little information on the outside, but not a lot. Once the sleeve is removed, the box looks a little more discreet. It’s still not the best option for storage, because it’s not durable enough to last a long time (unfortunately a storage pouch isn’t included). When you open the package, a thin layer of cardboard holding the user manual is covering your Paul and Paulina. It’s easy to remove and access your toy. On one side of the box you’ll see a small cardboard piece that says your Click ‘N’ Charge charger is contained within the box. You have to take this piece out in order to remove the charger underneath it. The user manual is mostly in German and is difficult to follow and understand. Fortunately, the toy is pretty easy to understand and figure out, but it would be nice to see an easier to understand manual included with Fun Factory toys.
Photo courtesy of Kink with Krissy