Solar Bullet
My very first energy efficient powered toy is on the review table today. This review graciously made possible by Babeland.com, a women-friendly place to buy sex toys and vibrators.
I was really excited to try the Solar Bullet. I think it’s so cool that sex toy makers are wising up to being more environmental. Batteries are are a huge pollutant and so toxic to our planet. If toy manufacturers can develop more and more energy saving toys…so much the better. In the Solar Bullet case even the packaging had an eco feel to it. Of course that could be also a sign of clever marketing, but they thought about it. The bullet comes in a small plain recyclable cardboard box with a matte finish. Apparently the box is printed to environmentally responsible Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) standards.
Now enough about the box, let’s get to the bullet. This toy comes in 2 pieces. The first is the solar panel which measure 3-1/4″ by 2″. This is what will be charged. just expose the solar panel for eight hours in the sunshine and it will then provide you with one full hour of playtime. Note the toy arrives already charged in the box so you can try it right away.
The second piece is the bullet itself that is attached to a cord that you plug into the solar panel.The bullet measures 2-1/4″ by 1/2″ and it even has a little white light on the tip (to see in the dark ???). The whole kit is made of hard plastic which is black with a velvet finish to touch.
Specs:
- Bullet size: 2-1/4″ x 1/2″
- Solar panel size: 3-1/4″ x 2″
- Material: Velvet-finish hard plastic
- Power: Rechargeable via solar power
I was pleasantly surprised by the power this little Solar Bullet gave off. it’s pretty powerful.The recharging panel works great too for recharging and holds up to its promise so far. As with any bullet you can use it on any body part for teasing but I like it best on my clit (duh!). The toy is very light and compact too which makes it ideal for traveling or even camping. I think this bullet is a great investment and I love the idea that you can just forget the batteries. the only thing that sucks about the toy is that it is not wireless but I think the only way around that would be to have a small solar panel right one the bullet – a technology probably not developed yet. A definite thumbs up on this one.
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