Magic Wand Vibrator Reviews & Information

What Sexperts Say About the Magic Wand Vibrator

Yes. I appreciate the fact that this device has undergone half a century of product enhancements to keep up with the top vibrators and latest tech. I also respect the role this has played to unveil the stigma of female masturbation. And I think it’s great that while it could appear intimidating, it is also approachable for entry-level users and has helped women alleviate physiological conditions like anorgasmia.

I prefer the Rechargeable version because it’s more convenient without the cord and has more modes and options. This now has its place on my bedside table. I often reach for it for a morning quickie, so I get off on the right side of the bed (pun unintended). In less than 5 minutes I’ve got dopamine and adrenaline rushing through my body and am ready to take on anything the day brings. I’m happier and healthier, and I think I’ve got the Hitachi Magic Wand to thank for that.
Ms. Kay, Sex Toy Collective

Every version of the Magic Wand is incredibly easy to use. The Magic Wand has one of the simplest and most efficient controls—with one button for on/off, one to control the vibration pattern, and one to control the speed. There’s no having to cycle through annoying patterns, accidentally hitting buttons, or having to fumble around to turn it on or off quickly. The Magic Wand Vibrator will make you come in seconds— It’s basically a fairy godmother for your clit.
Kasandra Brabaw, Womens Health Magazine

The Magic Wand Original has 3 settings: Off, High, and Holy-Fucking-Shit! Yes, if power is what you want, this toy delivers. There are no patterns and no finely graded settings, so if that’s what you need, avoid. But for pure power, it’s a solid bet. The vibrations felt rumbly and penetrating. Even the lowest setting will be satisfying to all but the greatest of power queens.
Amy Norton, Coffee & Kink

The Magic Wand is intense. As vibrators go, this one rumbles at the high end of the spectrum. It puts all bullet vibrators and almost all rabbits vibes to shame. A clitoral-focused vibe, this model has a large silicone head that transmits incredible vibrations at various speed levels throughout the genital area.
With its corded original model, you will never need to worry about running out of juice, either. This vibrator has great beginner potential for those women who have difficult orgasming. It is the streak-killer. Believe it or not, there are plenty of women who thank the Magic Wand for giving them their first orgasm ever.
Jules Cohen, FriendlyHostility

A Brief History of the Magic Wand

“When you think iconic vibrators, you have to think of the Magic Wand. Often colloquially referred to as “The Hitachi,” the toy has a storied history going back to the late ’60s and is known to be symbolic of the sex-positive feminist movement of the ’70s. While I only knew of the Hitachi as an uggo hunk of plastic often found in friends’ moms’ bathroom drawers, I was shocked to discover that the Hitachi actually had a pretty badass feminist backstory and was way more than just a silly sports massager.
Initially marketed as a general body massager for sore muscles, the Magic Wand quickly gained a cult following in the early ’70s for the off-label use as one of the best vibrators for clitoral stimulation. While the popularity as a vibrator eventually caused Japanese electronics giant Hitachi to take their name off one of their most recognizable products, the success of the Magic Wand would be impossible without its early roots in the appliance industry. Its discreet appearance as a household item is perhaps the reason for much of its early success amongst women-in-the-know, and the fact that it wasn’t overly phallic freed it from perpetuating the belief that women needed a dick inside them to feel pleasure. Not only was it easier for women to buy (What if they really just wanted to soothe their sore necks?) but the type of orgasm the toy provided was all about a woman’s pleasure and not the “yeah-if-you-keep-jamming-that-there-it-sort-of-feels-good-for-me-I-guess?” kind of penetrative sex that is unfortunately so often the norm when women learn about sex from men.
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