Tenga Flip Zero vs Tenga Spinner

I've also owned 4 different flashlights from different companies, and a Autoblow 2. I've gotten to try a a lot of different stuff and I also find myself going back to Tenga. To cut to the chase Tenga Fliphole Black is my Favorite, followed by White in second, and Zero is my third. Pros New design feels smoother and more refined than past products No leaking in the insertion point More easy to clean than before Still feels good despite my dislike for it Smooth feeling entering the unit

While writing this review, I stumbled onto the information that TENGA got a Red Dot Design Award for the Spinner's twisting design.

Also, the entrance to this POS is 90% hard plastic and 10% hole where you put your salami rod into, so expect to jam into some hard plastic during use.After that I waited a week or so to use it again, and when I did I must have released some pent-up anger because the damn thing broke. Strangely enough there are two pieces held together with what I think are neodymium magnets that could and should just be one piece of plastic. This is the part that split during use

- It's super easy to clean and the included drying stand is great. Cons: - I got the Shell pattern which seemed to be the firmest option offered. Personally I prefer a firmer material in a stroker versus a softer toy. The Shell design was firmer than other clear products available

The width, and length, is a little small. If the opening could either be a little larger, and the devise slightly longer would be perfect. It's still functional, but just bearly. Wish it was wider

Also, the toy is surprisingly small, even for me, I'm on the average size spectrum, 12.5 cm in diameter, and I would even say it's a bit of a tight fit. Over all it's ok I guess.