LELO Tiani Duo Couples Vibe

This is a fantastic vibe (totally enjoyable solo as well)...with two issues. Firstly, it does take a bit of manipulation to get (and keep) it in the right place, but once you do it is fantastic! The other issue is the more annoying one - it is overly complicated to use. The remote is super loud when it vibrates (I'm guessing it is meant so your partner knows what setting the vibe is on?), but if you don't need/want the remote to vibrate there is a way to turn it off but still control the vibe from it, I'm just not sure how. I've done it before so know it is possible, but have a hard time replicating the results..this thing needs a freaking manual! It's not a deal breaker, but definitely brings the pleasure down quite a lot when you're trying to figure out how to make it do what you want in the heat of the moment. Once I get the controls figured out, this thing will be a DEFINITE pleasure winner, but the process of getting to that point has been a bit frustrating.

My partner and I were eager to try out a sex toy for the first time, but we made the rookie mistake of buying the Tiani Duo online without getting an in-store consult first. Little did I know the wild ride we were in for!

At first glance, the Tiani Duo seemed anatomically incompatible. The clitoral stimulator towered a full 1.5 cm over my partner's anatomy. For comparison, the petite We-Vibe Chorus measures just 78mm tall. So if you felt undershot by other models, the Tiani Duo might be your Goldilocks.

But an in-store consultation could have spared us the vertigo. Our first time it felt like a rollercoaster gone wrong, overshooting all the highs and lows. A bit of manual maneuvering helped target the sensations better. Unfortunately not the right fit for us.

Operating this thing felt like navigating a spaceship control panel. With no intuitive guide to the Sensemotion modes, our first attempts fizzled out faster than a fallen souffle. The unpredictable pulsations left us both frustrated. Only after a lengthy trial-and-error tutorial did we finally get liftoff.

Solo test drives proved equally bumpy without the remote's intensity controls, which are stuck at 100% making it tough to find a consistent experience. And the preset pulsing patterns can't be changed in Sensemotion modes - yet another hurdle.

So would we recommend the Tiani Duo? Only if you found other models anatomically inadequate and don't mind a learning curve. The unintuitive design requires patience and practice to smoothly operate. Still, we wish we had come into the shop for a chat with someone first to walk us through the process of our first sex toy.