Review: Tiani 2 by LELO

2

LELO's Tiani 2 ReviewAs the male half of the Becketts, I honestly don't get too many products to review. And usually they're mediocre or terrible when I do. Admittedly LELO sending us a new product is a call for joy and celebration around the Beckett household, but doesn't usually mean much for me. But the Tiani 2 caused me to take note due to promises of being a toy for couples.

Way back, before The Swingset was born, before non-monogamy transformed our sex life, we bought the We-Vibe. This was a big drop for us, as our previous sex toys were between $20 and $30. The We-Vibe didn't impress us. I couldn't really tell you why, other than I don't really enjoy genital vibration on me very much and, well, Marilyn hadn't quite discovered how to suss out that tingle from her bits yet anyway.

Opening the Tiani 2, I saw a simulacrum of the We-Vibe. And why not? It's a great idea. A vibe that can be worn. Stays in place (more or less). Nails the clit and g-spot, and then, for fun, the cock that maybe is sliding in below or above it. The Tiani 2 forms an elongated C shape, with a vibrating bulb on one side, and an interchangeable bottom that can either be a rounded nub, or a more g-spot nailing friendly bump/ridge.

The most interesting thing about the Tiani 2 has got to be its wireless controller disc. Um. Yep. So, the C can be used all by itself with a steady vibration, that is actually really strong. I wouldn't expect anything less from LELO, after all they consistently produce great vibration with VERY little noise. But if you want to have some more fun, you can fire up this wireless controller disc. See, it ALSO vibrates, so can be used in other areas. (Though I think this might be more valuable for female/female couples…or men who enjoy a lot of vibration on their cock.) There are three control modes. #3 is dull but effective. You control it the way you've controlled all other LELO toys. + and – for intensityn, and another button to switch up the vibration.

Modes #1 and #2 are more interesting. In control mode #1, holding the disc flat produces very low vibration on both the disc and C. Turning the disc vertically produces gradually more and more intensity. This was a lot of fun, and we sat flipping the disc around to see what it would do. Control mode #2 is far more silly. In this control mode, the default is almost no vibration at all, to get the base unit to vibrate, you SHAKE THE DISC up and down. The faster you shake, the higher the vibration speed. This was fascinating, and very silly as I moved my hand and arm very quickly to produce the strong vibration, but got old pretty quickly.

Ultimately, when it came down to using the Tiani 2 during sex, we chose to go to control mode #3, as it required the least amount of our attention. Use in missionary style was okay, but we both felt very aware of not just the vibration (which was nice) but the thing between us (and rubbing the top of my cock.) The magic happened when we flipped Marilyn over and did a little doggy style. For me this made a huge difference, as now instead of awkwardly bumping the edge of my glans, the vibe was running along my frenulum, and Marilyn pushing down on the vibe pressed it against her clit.

And then came the orgasms. (See what I did there?)

So, downside? Well, we learned pretty quickly that the communication distance between the disc and the C isn't too big, so you can squash your fantasies of having your girl wear this to a club and controlling her from across the room. But odds are you won't be that far apart. And with a decent line of sight, you can get a few feet back…to swinger observer or next couple over position perhaps? Other downside is that this would've been a perfect vibe to do like the Ina, put a vibe in both sides, so it hits clit and g-spot at once. Also wouldn't have hurt to make the base disc a bit more vibe functional. Shape it like The LELO Siri perhaps.

Otherwise it was applause all around. LELO consistently produces superior products (with only the occasional stumble) and the Tiani 2 is right on par with many of those successes. This will be especially fun at a party, I think. We'll be taking it to one tomorrow.

Full Disclosure: We did not purchase this product, it was sent to us specifically for review. Our policy is to, regardless of how we acquired a product, review it fairly and openly. No writer for Life On The Swingset will ever deliberately mislead our readers into believing that a product is good because of anything we received from the company. We are open and honest, and cannot be bought or bribed. If we love a product, we'll tell you, if we don't, BELIEVE us, we'll tell you that too. End disclaimer.

Share.

About Cooper Cooper S. Beckett is the co-founder and host of Life on the Swingset: The Podcast since 2010, author of swinging & polyamory novels A Life Less Monogamous and Approaching The Swingularity, and memoir My Life on the Swingset: Adventures in Swinging & Polyamory. He teaches and speaks on swinging, polyamory, pegging, play parties, and coloring outside the boundaries of your sexuality. He is a graphic & web designer, photographer, and voice over artist, has been a guest expert on Dan Savage’s Savage Lovecast, & is the announcer of Tristan Taormino’s radio show Sex Out Loud. He is currently working on two instructional non-fiction books, one about beginning non-monogamy, and another about pegging.

Leave A Reply

Exit mobile version