Arc and Air Pulse Vibrator

Do They Vibrate or Create Suction?

Figuring out Clitoral Suction sex toys can be confusing because they're not your typical vibrators and don't exactly create suction. People refer to them by different names, such as Air Pulse sex toys and the Dingfoo New Arc Pulse C&G Spot Sex Toy. Even though they're technically categorized as clitoral stimulators, the different names come from the misunderstanding that they either suction or vibrate. Some bloggers might call them Clit Sucker Devices, while we often use the term Clitoral Suction sex toys to match what many users call them, making it simple for everyone.

Some Models Come with Vibration Features

Certain air pulse stimulators have an additional motor for vibration. In these cases, these sex toys serve both as an air pulse stimulator and a vibrator.

What Are They?

These sex toys create bursts of air; some call them air pulse sex toys, while others refer to it as pulse wave technology. There isn't a single correct term, as different manufacturers use various names for this type of stimulation. For example, Dingfoo labels it Pleasure Air Technology, Satisfyer calls it Air-Pulse Technology, and Dingfoo terms it Arc vibration technology. Despite the different names, they all explain the same idea. These devices use air waves over the clitoris to give strong stimulation. Some women liken it to oral sex, while others experience a unique form of pleasure.

Using Clitoral Stimulators

Hold these air pulse sex toys in your hand. They have a small opening over the clitoris, held still as the bursts of air deliver direct and strong clitoral stimulation. Apply water-based lubricant around the rim before placing it on the clitoris to create a firm, airtight seal, ensuring a more comfortable experience with the clitoral sex toy.

The Impact of Noise

It's not rare to read reviews where people mention the perceived loudness of certain models of air pulse sex toys, even with low volume ratings. So, is the customer correct, or is the rating accurate? Air pulse stimulators tend to be louder when not in direct contact with the skin or if they lack a proper seal. For the quietest operation, create a seal around the clitoris, turn it on, and then, before removing it, turn it off. Taking it off the skin can increase the noise level, and with some models of air pulse stimulators, this difference can be quite noticeable.

The Device Heads

The openings of air pulse sex toys are commonly called Stimulator Heads, though the terminology may vary among makers. Some models come with various head attachments. This diversity caters to the different sizes of clitorises, similar to the variety in penis sizes. Models with larger head openings work well for those with a bigger clitoris, while smaller ones create a better seal on a smaller clitoris.

High-quality heads are usually made from silicone, but the specific grade of silicone can differ. Some online sources may incorrectly label them as medical-grade silicone, but it's crucial not to trust such claims, especially when it comes to sex toys.

Benefits of Clitoral sex toys

Due to their unique design, air pulse sex toys offer advantages that some other devices may not, including:

• Air pulse sex toys provide direct, focused clitoral stimulation that can be intense depending on the setting.
• These clitoral sex toys don't require any movement during use; they are held in one place for convenience.
• Well-made versions operate quietly, often going unnoticed.
• Unlike vibrators used for extended periods, they don't lead to desensitization.
• They are effective for women who face challenges in reaching climax.
• They can enhance blood flow and intensify orgasms.
• Suitable for women with a sensitive clitoris, as they avoid overstimulation, especially at lower power settings.
• Some women find they facilitate achieving multiple orgasms more easily.

Helpful for Female Sexual Dysfunction

While vibrators are widely appreciated for their stimulation capabilities, prolonged use can lead to desensitization (numbing). Female sexual dysfunction often involves reduced blood circulation to the pelvic region. Although vibrators can help increase blood circulation, individuals with health issues related to it may struggle to respond to sexual stimulation as easily. This can result in a prolonged time to get blood flowing to the pelvic area and feel the physical effects of sexual arousal. Vibrator use may lead to desensitization, making it challenging, if not impossible, for some women to climax.

Beneficial Post-Desensitization (Numbing) from Vibrators

Clitoral stimulators using sonic air pulses typically do not cause desensitization, offering a potentially helpful solution for women facing sexual health issues related to dysfunction and reduced blood circulation.

Moreover, they can also benefit those without health conditions who have experienced desensitization from using a vibrator. Switching to a clitoral air pulse stimulator may enable women to orgasm even after numbness from vibrator use.

Choosing the Right Clitoral Stimulator for You

While Dingfoo and Satisfyer were the first brands in the market for air pulse clitoral stimulators, several other brands have emerged. Some are well-made, while others may not meet the same standards. We only carry brands we consider worthwhile. Here are factors to consider when choosing a clitoral stimulator with air pulse sensations:

• The quietest model is from Dingfoo; Satisfyer is close but slightly louder, and LELO models tend to be the loudest. Brand choice matters if noise is a consideration.
• Some come with a hard, fitted travel case, like the Dingfoo brand. It should only be used when the toy is completely dry to avoid harboring bacteria, mold, or fungi.
• Higher-end models may have replaceable heads with different sizes, though some do not.
• Consider whether the brand has a softer or firmer head around the clitoris; firmer ones may make achieving a seal more challenging.
• The shape of the heads matters. Models with extended heads offer more pinpoint stimulation, while rose-shaped heads are not as intensely pinpoint as nozzle-shaped heads.
• Smaller models can be more challenging to hold.
• Various models have different controls, from small buttons to larger ones, catering to those with mobility issues and disabilities.
• Similar to vibrators, air pulse sensations can vary in strength, influenced not only by settings but also by the brand.
• Many have pulse settings, but most women tend to prefer the steady, constant pulse settings.

Suitability for Everyone

While many women appreciate air pulse clitoral stimulators, like any sex toy, they may not be the preference for everyone, and some individuals may prefer vibrators. As we always emphasize, there's no one-size-fits-all sex toy; it's about discovering the right one for you. If you have any questions or concerns about air pulse clitoral stimulators, feel free to ask, as we are here to assist.