Really quite powerful so def build up to all the settings. Hits the right spots very well and all the settings are great. Great versatile but perhaps a little on the louder side if that’s a concern
It is no exaggeration to tell you that one of the settings on this vibrator was so surprisingly vigorous I thought I might fall off the bed (and yes, this IS a selling point). The Share Satisfaction Arc looks like a very sophisticated and sleek sex toy – although the size and vibrant purple means it will forever be nicknamed ‘Barney’, aka the purple dinosaur – but boy, it’s got some power behind its elegant façade. An entirely internal vibrator, it’s designed to target your G-spot, so it’s really a vibrator that gets up in there, if you know what I mean. It’s extremely targeted and the different control functions mean you get to pick between vibration, rotation and a setting that I can only refer to as ‘WOAH’. Impressively, most sex toys that come with this much power are so loud you have to hope your neighbour is mowing his lawns when you use it but this one is deceptively quiet. I prefer a toy that does both inside and clitoral stimulation, but if you’re someone who is an internally-orgasmic person, then firstly, congrats, and secondly, this will be your friendly purple dinosaur. Just don’t fall off the bed.
Just wow. Mind bendingly good. The come-hither motion will have you squirting like a joyous fire truck. With a generous insertable length of 20ish cm it is amazing used internally and equally ecstatic externally. I’m a real sucker for always using the highest vibration and this does not disappoint. Also it hilariously looks like a loch ness monster so that is hours of entertainment on its own. Currently leading the charge as my most reached for toy.
It’s a whole new world. And this world is run by tiny robot dicks.” ,Let me start by saying that I own a fair number of sex toys, so I thought I had seen pretty much everything there was to see in the world of vibrators. Spoiler alert: I was wrong. At a glance the arc seems like any regular vibrator. Press the button once – basic vibrate mode. Press it a second time – slightly more aggressive vibrate mode. Pretty standard. But the fourth time you press that button...ooh boy it’s a whole new world. And this world is run by tiny robot dicks. When modes four-10 are active, the top half of the shaft moves back and forth, accompanied by a slight whirring sound – which is why it reminded me of a tiny robot dick. If you can move past the slightly off-putting sound then you’ll be in for a good time! These days I tend to enjoy masturbating in any position that’s not lying on my back. After 15+ years of the ‘solo-missionary’, I like to change it up. But I found that this toy was actually more enjoyable when returning to my supine roots. If you’re in the mood to just lay back, close your eyes and fantasise about a sci-fi future where we serve sexy robot overlords with average sized phalluses, then I promise you this will be a good time.
Treat yourself like the Queen you are and add this to your collection.
My first impression of the arc was oh how royal. While other sex toys in my collection lend themselves to a more bubble-gum colour scheme, this is a regal purple offset with a rose gold detail. And then I went to turn it on and, whaddaya know, the button is a crown. Is this the manufacturers way of telling us this is a vibrator fit for a Queen? Im not even talking Camilla, this would meet Kates elegant standards. Its also elegant in shape. This is a svelte number compared to previous vibrators weve reviewed, with a smaller girth but a serious curve in its tip. The beauty of this slimmer version is that you can skip the lube if youre already in the mood, as its not overwhelming to use. And is it my imagination, or is the silicone even softer than normal? But the real trick up its sleeve is its vibration options. This is not a case of going from buzzy to buzzier to buzziest. No, this wand bends and twirls and pulses in multiple ways as you work your way through the nine settings. Its a toy to not be in a rush with - playing around will lead you to hit your G-spot in different ways. Overall, my favourite of the straight-up vibrators. I say treat yourself like the Queen you are and add this to your collection.
When I sit back to think about how best to describe the Arc Vibrator, the sentence “Well, I wasn’t expecting that!” is the first thing that comes to mind. At first glance, it looks like your standard situation, slightly over-large, nothing particularly special to look at, a bit ho-hum, if I’m honest. But what it lacks in anything particularly exciting visually, it makes up for with the biggest, most heavy-duty motor mechanic of anything I’ve ever tested, a multitude of settings, possibly more than anyone in their right mind actually needs, and, as the ‘pièce de résistance’ a wave-like motion-mechanism that, if you are not expecting it – which I was not, will blow your tiny mind. Nothing on the box or in the instructions ever implied that it was going to throw out this curve ball scenario and if you are not expecting it to happen, it’s quite the ‘shock’, let me tell you. When you combine the heavy duty motor aspect and the utterly unexpected wave-like motion, it’s the most bizarre, yet satisfying, yet bizarre sensation I’ve yet to experience in my short career of testing these toys. You have been warned. I’m also going to point out that, despite the fact it doesn’t look like it would do the trick for external usage (from its appearance, it pretty much screams internal usage only), but looks can be deceiving. The Arc works just as well for external use and when you combine a quality motor situation with a weird wave-like motion setting in an external situation it’s an equally happy time. Like, a really happy time. I really wasn’t expecting to be wowed by this one, in fact I had very low expectations for it in general when I first took it out of the box. But it turns out the Arc is full of surprises and now that we are acquainted, I’ll definitely be going back there again.
When I first saw Share Satisfactions Arc Vibrator in its box, I sent a photo to a friend with a "wtf do I do with this" message. While one end of the long curved eggplant-coloured shape looked like it was insertable, I wasnt sure what was happening with the flared end with the golden petal arrangement. And I didn’t read any instructions - I find Share Satisfactions visual style of tiny golden font on the black background just a bit too hard for my ageing eyes to deal with. But eventually, I settled in for a test drive. The first three or so of the nine vibration patterns are the usual buzz buzz buzzzzzzz offering. But then, something unexpected happened - the Arc wriggled and it turns out that triffid-like flared end is what you hold onto for dear life. You could probably go hands free but its definitely more effective if you have a firm grip keeping the handle in place. This gives the wriggling a thrusty-type movement. My experience with most toys claiming to be G-spot vibrators is that they get in the general vicinity by luck of the draw, mildly informed by design. But, the Arc is on a deep exploration mission determined to find the treasure, like the Indiana Jones of vibrators. Ive played with it myself and with a partner, and its been a winner every single time. You can choose vibration only, wriggling (there must be a more technical term for this) only, or a combo. Its 9in length and 4.5in girth are waterproof silicone for fun times in the shower or bath. The possibilities are limitless and satisfaction is almost entirely guaranteed. Get in there before supply chain issues hit our beloved toy industry.
