The design would also be perfect for someone who requires both internal and external stimulation simultaneously. It may however be disappointing to return to a non-vibrating male partner afterwards though, but thems the breaks.
My favourite part about the Sutra is the clamshell-shaped chargeable travel case. It looks exactly like a 90s compact - or vintage Polly Pocket if you're of that era. It fits the toy in super-snug and, to the naked eye (or airport customs officer), you'd never suspect there's a vibrator in your carry-on.
On top of that, the toy is waterproof and eco-friendly. It's made from silicone that is easy to clean and comes with a 12-month warranty, so if you decide to cancel all your plans for the rest of the year and retire to your bedroom for three months of alone time – you won't have to worry if you short-circuit the device from extreme overuse. You laugh but I have actually done this.
Another niggly thing is if you are using both ends at once, you have to yank it out of you to turn it off, which is annoying when you're just trying to have a lovely post-orgasm rest. Also, if you're anything like me, the second I'm "done", I want the toy as far away from me as possible and I slam my laptop shut immediately because whatever I was watching two minutes ago that was the hottest thing I've ever seen, is now vile.
Noise-wise, you might have to wait until your children or flatmates are out as the toy does sound like a small Dyson. I have yet to come across a silent sex toy that doesn't include my partner, but I remain hopeful.
I've also found that the half-circle shape of the toy means it has multiple uses. I'm currently wearing it as a bangle around my wrist as I write this and am pretending it's an Apple Watch, though I'm sure you can guess what the only exercise I've done lately is.
