Vibrator Review: Fairy Mini Mini Wand
I knew the Fairy Mini Mini Wand was smaller than the massager of all massagers: the Hitachi Magic Wand. I thought it would be smaller than the other mini-type massager I owned the Acuvibe Mini. I wasn’t prepared for how tiny it actually is, though!
But, don’t let it’s size fool you one bit. It’s a powerful little thing! Comparable to the Hitachi on high when at it’s highest. Yes, let me say that again: this tiny little thing is as strong as the Hitachi, if you can believe it.
The thing that’s even more wonderful is that the Fairy Mini Mini, unlike other massagers, would be perfect for any one who enjoys vibration of any strength. Why? Because the Fairy Mini Mini’s control is a dial rather than a switch, so instead of having “high” and “higher” like the Hitachi or “high” like the Acuvibe Mini the Fairy Mini Mini has a wide range from “barely nothing” to “oh my” to “too much! too much!” Personally I use it around 2/3 to 3/4 of the way up as the highest high is way too much for me (just like the Hitachi high).
Another wonderful plus is that you can choose to have the Fairy Mini Mini plugged in or unplugged and both work just wonderfully! It comes with both a battery pack that fits six AA batteries to provide it with the power it needs to produce such strong vibrations and a AC adapter to plug it in should those batteries die unexpectedly or simply if you prefer not to gobble up batteries. This (and it’s tiny size) makes it extremely portable and super easy to use at a moments notice.
The head of the toy is made of Elastomer which is phthalate-free but unfortunately is porous so it cannot be completely disinfected and sharing is hazardous. This is typical of massager-type vibrators, however, and both the Hitachi and Acuvibe Mini’s heads are made of vinyl. There are silicone attachments which can be bought for the Mini Mini to increase sharability and avoid it’s porous nature.
Due to it’s light and compact nature I’ve taken to carrying it with me, mostly just because I can, and just in case I get the desire to use it while I’m out and about. I’ve fallen in love with it, in other words, and don’t like to part with it for very long.
I really recommend it to anyone at all who likes vibration, which really should be just about everyone, since you can choose what speed to have it on. It’s so versatile, strong, and portable everyone should own one!
Much thanks to My Pleasure sex toys for sending me the Fairy Mini Mini Wand!
Name: Fairy Mini Mini Wand
Type: Clitoral vibrator/Massager
Power: Six AA’s or plug-in AC adapter.
Material: Elastomer
Length: 7 1/4″
Width: 1 1/4″
Weight: 3 ounces
Lube: Any (silicone-, water-, or oil-based)!
Care: Toy cleaner, anti-bacterial soap & water. It’s a little tricky to clean under the head and in the grooves on the head, but it can be done.
Rating: 5 Lotus’ (out of 5) – Exceptional & A Must-Have
Since I think this would work for absolutely everyone I think a 5 is warranted. This is also a Top Toy!
I’m so glad that you liked the Fairy Mini Mini, I love it too, it’s the cutest thing, and I love the flexible head. I’ve been using this more so often than my Hitachi. Great review!
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It’s so adorable!
How loud is it compared to the Hitachi?
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That’s a good question! I definitely meant to include that, but obviously it slipped my mind. It’s definitely not nearly as loud as the Hitachi. It’s pretty quiet, actually, especially for it’s power, and can’t be heard from across the room even. It’s actually loudest when on the lowest speed, just barely a sputter as far as the vibration goes but something in it is super loud at that point, after you get past that, though, it’s nice and quiet. It can be heard from a few feet away, but I’ve had it on about ten feet away and not had one of my partners notice.
Oh maybe I’ll get this instead of the acuvibe mini, then.
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I definitely think the Fairy Mini Mini is the way to go. Although I do love my Acuvibe Mini because of the Fairy’s power dial instead of switch I think it is far superior and more versatile.