UPDATE OCTOBER 2023: This small vibrator is no longer in production. This sex toy review remains as a reference for those who are curious. While you’re here, why not check out some additional educational info – like online submissive tasks, beginner pegging positions, saran wrap bondage, and enema 101 info.
The Picobong Ipo is a silicone vibrator created by Picobong (who is a sister company to LELO). The toy includes a finger sleeve which makes it a finger vibrator, and the controls are on the silicone shaft of the toy. This finger vibrator runs on one AAA battery, and it is about three inches long.
This Picobong Ipo review will not cover everything about the Ipo vibrator as I covered the Picobong vibrator controls, the battery system, the packaging, and how their vibrations are over at my Picobong Vibrators Overview post. Please go there and check out that information for futher information about the use of the toy. This review will deal with the specific information about the Picobong Ipo.
The Picobong Ipo was made to be a finger vibrator. The cap of the little toy is plastic, but the body of the toy itself is all silicone. The little sleeve for your finger is also completely made of a flexible silicone. The silicone stretches slightly, but it also fits snugly, so I haven’t had any issues with this finger vibrator slipping off of my fingers. It does get a bit slicker with lubricant involved, so you might want to wipe your finger down before using it. However, the Picobong Ipo attaches itself really firmly to your fingers, and it’ll feel like an extension of your finger; it doesn’t feel flimsy or like it might fall off.
This one is honestly my favorite Picobong toy – by far. As this is a finger vibrator, it is made to be used externally, and that’s one of the reasons I like it the most. The controls on the side of the Picobong toys are just that – on the side. With insertable toys in the PicoBong line, those controls go inside. With the Picobong Ipo finger vibrator, the controls are still outside of the body which makes them much easier to access. You can easily hit the plus and minus on the sides of the toy to change vibrations; it can be a bit difficult if the toy is slick, but you usually can hit it without too much of an issue.
The vibrations are really the only aspect where I would want to improve the Picobong Ipo. The vibrations are definitely on the low end of strength. They are enough for a tease, but unless you are really sensitive to vibrations, they probably are not enough for orgasm for most people. If you want a vibrator that will tease, the Picobong Ipo certainly accomplishes that, though, but don’t expect strong, mind-blowing vibrations from its single AAA battery.
Overall, the Picobong Ipo makes a fantastic toy for when you want a finger vibrator for quiet use. Even on the highest setting, when between your legs, it’s hard to hear that you’re using it! This makes it a good alternative if you are looking for something to use in public. It won’t provide earth-shattering vibrations, but the quietness of the vibrations and the good grip on your finger makes it a good alternative to other soft and quiet vibrators. Do I think it is worth the price? Possibly – if you have a good public-play idea in mind and are okay with softer vibrations. Thanks to Paris Intimates for providing this LELO Picobong sex toy for my Picobong Ipo review.
