Joy Ⅰ is a double-ended vibrator in soft silicone, with a motor at each end running at the same frequency and a flexible core that holds whatever angle you bend it to. Curve it so each end rests against the front wall, toward the G-spot area, and let the angle, not the depth, bring the pressure.
With a partner, face each other or lie close, and set the bend before switching on. Start low; the vibration travels along the bar, so small movements from either of you are felt by both. On your own, bend it so one end is inside and the other rests on the clitoris. It is waterproof, and a remote version is available.
How to use it well
How it works on your body
Each end rests inside the vagina. Near the opening, vibration is felt clearly; about a finger-length in, on the front wall, the G-spot area responds to steady pressure more than to depth. The bendable core lets you set that angle for each body separately, which matters more than how far each end goes in.
Because both motors share one frequency and the bar connects you, movement travels. When one of you shifts, the other feels it, and the rhythm becomes something you find together.
Ways to use it
- With a partner, face to face or lying side by side: set the bend first, then switch on low and let small hip movements do the rest.
- Solo, inside and out: bend it into a curve so one end sits inside against the front wall and the other rests over the clitoris.
- With the remote version: one of you can hold the control, which frees both pairs of hands for touching each other.
- In the bath: it is waterproof; reapply lube before insertion, since water rinses it away.
Who it suits
It tends to suit two women who want to share one rhythm, and anyone on her own who likes being able to shape a toy to her body.
If you prefer a toy that stays exactly where you put it without adjusting, or you want strong pressure on one spot, a fixed, single shape may suit you better. It is not designed for anal play: toys for the anus need a flared base.
Good to know
- Start low and give arousal time; relaxed, swollen tissue welcomes more.
- If one end feels too much, change the bend rather than turning it down for both of you.
- Numbness means pause, not turn it up.
- Use a water-based lube; silicone-based lube can damage silicone toys. Wash both ends with warm water and mild soap after use, and wash between partners.