My summer hiatus is over, and even though I have long-overdue new products to review, I’m posting a follow-up for a vibe I reviewed more than 2 years ago and have barely touched since. You may remember when I rearranged my sex toy storage and set aside a small pile of semi-forgotten vibes for future Follow-Up Fridays. Well, I’m finally getting around to them.
I selected the Bimini Flash because I don’t currently have a new dual-stimulation toy in my review queue, which I really need to update because LELO sent me a Gigi 2, I have an Echo from Tantus, and there’s this new thing called a Revel Body…
Anyway, the one thing I notice about Fun Factory’s Click ‘N Charge vibes is that the batteries don’t hold their charge as the toys age. Maybe it truly is a case of use-it-or-lose-it, because I put them away fully charged, but if it’s a couple of weeks or so before I want to use them, there’s little, if any, charge left. My DeLight has even started doing this weird blinking light thing that I can’t make go away, so I’m not sure what’s up with that.
I know this because back when I did that massive sex toy storage overhaul, I had every rechargeable toy that attained top-drawer status, which included those in the Follow-Up Friday queue, plugged in and charging so they’d be ready to go. But when I finally got around to digging out my Bimini Flash and Spring, neither one would even turn on.
Maybe it’s just my imagination, but I don’t remember there being an audible rattle from the motor. It’s nowhere near as loud as the Hitachi, but I definitely think my Bimini Flash makes more noise now. I remember my LayaSpot also getting louder over time, so maybe that’s just something that happens.
While I still think Bimini Flash is a much nicer option than the Butteryfly Kiss, if this one dies, I’m not going to replace it.
