A brand new design for clitoral stimulation, the SVAKOM Nymph is a two-ended sex toy designed for pinpoint stimulation (generally, clitoral pleasure). One end of this toy is a standard vibrator while the opposing end of the toy is equipped with three “feet” that move in circular motions around a center point. The SVAKOM Nymph is covered entirely with silicone, and it’s 6.14″ with a width of 1.6″ at the thickest point (the handle area). The vibrating ball end is about 1.5″ in thickness. The Nymph vibrator is rechargeable and waterproof. You’ll get 1.5 hours of use after a full charge of 40 minutes with the included USB cord.
^Click the photo to see the GIF and the SVAKOM Nymph in action.
The SVAKOM Nymph vibrator has a pretty simplistic design. The bulbed, circular end of this sex toy is a vibrator. The opposing side, with the little feetsies, is doesn’t vibrate but the little feet each move in coordinated circular motions. You can’t really both ends at the same time. If you turn on the vibrations while enjoying the little feet caressing your body, you don’t really feel much of the vibrations at all. It’s pretty much designed for single-end use of whichever sensation you choose to want to use that day.
The “little feet” end is a pretty unique design. Once it’s turned on, this is designed to be held perpendicular to your body to allow the “feet” to surround the clitoris and provide pleasure. The feet are designed to make regular contact with the clitoris, and it feels like there’s always one of the “feet” making contact with the spot at all times. It feels well-coordinated, and it provides a steady stream of sensation when you use this end. The feet are decently squishy. They’re solid enough that they don’t “collapse” if you press them firmly into the body, but they will give way if you press them towards the interior or exterior of the toy. Effectively, they won’t collapse under use, but you might alter their rotational patterns a bit if there’s some skin or something in the way when they’re rotating.
On the opposite side, you have the “ball” end that vibrates. The motor for the vibrations definitely feels like it’s located within this “ball”. You can feel the vibrations throughout the rest of the vibe, but it’s less of the power and more of the consequence of the vibrations in the ball-portion of the vibrator. The “ball” portion of the vibrator is slightly squishy. There’s some plushiness to the “ball” – where the handle/middle of the toy is entirely rigid with no squish to the silicone at all.
While the company designed it with two different “business” ends, the controls for the sex toy are still pretty simple. Two buttons – each button controls one end of the sex toy. Press and hold to turn on/off the toy, and once it’s on, a single press will cycle through all of the settings that the sex toy offers on that particular end. The buttons are etched into the toy’s silicone surface, and they offer a satisfying “click” to press. Buttons don’t get hit accidentally, and they press down easily when you want to click them. Really, A+ control structure as long as you’re okay with pressing buttons to cycle through intensity settings. (Not my favorite, but it’s a standard control structure and very functional.)
The vibrations from the ball end are about what you’d expect from a multitasking vibrator: they’re relatively buzzy and not particularly strong. However, this works well for the toy. As the opposing “feet wiggling” end also produces lighter stimulation, this means this vibrator ends up being a lovely choice for those who prefer softer clitoral stimulation. Not everyone is out there looking for a Domi 2! Adding to that feather-light touch is the vibrator’s large, ball surface – which ends up making vibrations pretty diffused when they’re pressed on the skin.
Sensation from the side with the little caressing “legs” is definitely on the lighter side as well. Depending on your clitoris and how large it is, you’ll especially find this to be hit-or-miss. I know my clitoris doesn’t really happily fit in the middle of these three little “legs” – which means I have to really finagle to get the proper spot (and then the legs can’t move as much since they’re already stretched to their limit), and when they do finally get the spot, the movement isn’t enough for powerful sensations.
I definitely like where SVAKOM was going with this one, but it’s definitely on the lighter end of sensations. If you enjoy lighter sensation, hell yeah. This is definitely a unique sensation that isn’t easily replicated through a lot of sex toys out there. A similar “rotation, not vibration” approach is taken by the Zumio X toy, but the Zumio is insanely intense compared to this. If you prefer a softer touch, the Zumio would just plain hurt for you. The SVAKOM Nymph offers a much softer touch of a rotational design.
I did notice that the sensation graduated in intensity when you turned up the rotations – even if neither the rotations or the vibrations was anywhere strong enough to get me to orgasm. Again, I tend to need stronger vibrations (and pressure!) for orgasm – and that’s not the same of everyone who has a clitoris. This toy definitely is on the softer sensation side, though, and that’s something you should definitely be aware of – even if the SVAKOM Nymph design is super unique and cool.
The vibrations are the quieter of the two modes. They’re actually “whisper quiet”, and as long as a door is shut between you and another person, they can’t be heard outside of a closed door. The moving “feet” are another story. They aren’t particularly loud, but they aren’t soft either. You’ll want to turn on some upper-end volume of music or television and shut the door to ensure that no one else can hear you using the SVAKOM Nymph if you’re looking to use the side with the wiggling little “arms”. The side with the “arms” is 2 or 3 times louder than the side with the vibrations.
The SVAKOM Nymph vibrator comes packaged in a pretty cardboard box. The box includes quite a few details about the toy, and it’s clear and friendly packaging. Once you open the cardboard box, you’ll see the Nymph silicone vibrator resting within a foam-crafted tray made just for it. All of the accessories are underneath the vibrator in its foam tray. It’s actually a pretty great design all-around, and it feels like a higher-end product. Not LELO-level packaging – but definitely well-above the packaging for most sex toys.
As this vibrator is waterproof, cleaning is actually pretty simple. The super-smooth silicone material just adds to the simple cleaning. Warm water and anti-bacterial soap clean off this toy pretty nicely. Depending on how you used the toy (and where you got the lubricant/bodily fluids), make sure to pay special attention to the button area. The grooves in the buttons are the easiest place for bodily fluids to get trapped. Outside of that, just make sure you use a water-based lubricant, and you’ll be set in the “care” department.
Overall, if you’re a fan of softer vibrations and clitoral sensations, the SVAKOM Nymph might be a good choice for you. It’s not a particularly powerful toy, but it offers two types of sensations in a single toy. The rotating arms are a unique sensation that might work for people who like feather-light touches. The entire toy is all packaged up in a waterproof design which makes for easy cleaning while the silky-smooth silicone adds to the luxurious appearance (and feel!) of your SVAKOM toy. Thanks to SVAKOM for providing this clitoral moving vibrator for my Nymph Soft Moving Finger Vibrator review.
