And She’ll Have Fun, Fun, Fun!

I adore Fun Factory toys. They’re some of my favorites, from Chester Cheeky to Benjamin Bond, from Smart Balls to Flexi Felix. The colors and the designs are fantastic, and the toys are just plain fun to use. Somehow, I hadn’t tried their clitoral stimulator yet, so I was excited to receive the Laya Spot from Babeland to review.

The Laya Spot, which is made in Germany, comes in the standard tan and red Fun Factory box, and is visible through the front window. The box contains the vibrator, a sample of BodyFluid Lovegel (silicone-based), and an instruction flyer in multiple languages.

This vibrator comes in several color combinations. The one I received is cream and pink, and it reminds me a lot of fresh-spun cotton candy and vanilla ice cream – almost good enough looking to eat. I almost expected it to smell like that too, but it’s completely odorless. The cream spots are hard, while the pink is softer and smooth with some drag to the surface.

The Laya Spot is easy and comfortable to hold, with its curves and ergonomic shape. It’s about 5 1/2″ long measured on the upper curve (4” on the bottom one) and is 4 3/4″ around its widest point. It does have a seam that runs around the sides, but it isn’t very noticeable and I didn’t feel it during use.

This is made of Elastomed, which is hypoallergenic, phthalates free, skin friendly, and nonporous. It should be cleaned both before and after use with mild soap and warm water and dried. The Laya Spot is splashproof, but not waterproof, so care should be taken while cleaning not to get water in the battery compartment. It should never be taken into the shower or bath. Both silicone and water-based lubricants are safe to use.

The battery compartment is accessed by twisting the cream colored base to the left. “Open” and “Close” are listed right above the base on the body to show you which way to turn the cap. The Laya Spot uses 2 AAA batteries, and their direction is clearly labeled. The pamphlet recommends using rechargeable batteries if possible.

Operation of the Laya Spot is done with two buttons on its top side. The + button is the larger of the two. Pressing this button for about 2 seconds turns the Layaspot on to a steady, low vibration. Pressing repeatedly will increase the intensity of the vibrations – it takes about 8 to reach the maximum vibration level.

Once on the maximum, pressing the + will cycle through 3 patterns: low to high vibration (repeats), faster low to high vibration (repeats) and a fast pulsing. The vibrations are felt mostly in the tip and hardly at all towards the base, so you won’t find your hand getting numb during use. The vibrations are quite intense on the high setting. The Laya Spot is fairly quiet, so with any kind of background noise on, no one will know you’re using it.

When the Laya Spot is on one of the patterns, pressing the – button will return it to the highest steady vibration setting. Pressing the – repeatedly will decrease the vibrations until the last press turns it off.

With its easy to hold shape and tip vibrations, the Laya Spot can be used for body massage as well as clitoral stimulation. This is meant for external use only – never insert it anally or vaginally.

So, Does it Work? I really like this one! The vibrations are strong and I can get the tip positioned just right to really get me incredibly turned on. Alone, or in combination with a few other toys, the Laya Spot is a good one to masturbate to orgasm with. It also worked well during foreplay.

The only real problem I had was with the base. I kept turning it by mistake while I was moving it about on my clit, which would cut the connection and turn it off. Once I held it a bit higher up, this wasn’t as much of a problem.

The Laya Spot is another great Fun Factory toy, and one I’m glad to have in my collection. I hope that they come out with a rechargeable version of this at some point!

Thank you to Babeland for sending this to me for free to review! If you’d like to try the Laya Spot on your spot, you can get yours at Babeland.com .

This product was provided for free to review in exchange for an unbiased review. This review is in compliance with the FTC guidelines.