Low frequency, eeee-yaaaaah! “The egg beater wand,” I think, as the Prive Super Wand massager revs up.
You can feel that this wand vibrator has a rotating motor: high RPM. It’s a power tool of a vibrator. I’ve tested the Prive Super Wand’s fully adjustable power since getting one early this year!
The Run-Down:
Rumbly wand vibrator with a ball of a rotating, thumping head! Wide clit stimulation, compact handle. Mechanical grrrr.
$119.99 USD at Prive Toys.
$95.00 at Peepshow Toys
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Powerful massager.
- Adjustable intensity vibration. (Incremental speed control.)
- Serious rotation action.
- Wide massage head.
- 50% lighter than full-sized wand vibrators.
- Body-safe silicone.
Cons
- Whirring noise, even though it’s technically quieter than a Magic Wand (Super Wand is 10 decibels less).
- Flexible neck.
- Not for folks who like focused, pointier clitoral stimulation.
The Prive Super Wand is made of nonporous silicone with ABS plastic connectors. It has a 2.2″ diameter head, is 8.4″ total length, is water-resistant, and is plug-in USB rechargeable.
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My Review Criteria
All body-safe, zero BS. I only recommend body-safe toys, no bullshit and no paid promos. If I wouldn’t give a toy to a close friend, then I won’t recommend it to you, either. I’ve tested over 1,065 vibrators, 520 dildos, and 153 butt plugs (and a plethora of cock rings, kink gear, and lubes!). Everyone’s preferences vary, so I rate vibrating toys by 1. power level and 2. rumbliness; and always describe how my personal tastes color my experience.
My Experience
I couldn’t set this one aside, when I first got the Prive Super Wand. Sensing the rotating part of the vibration, against my skin, was just interesting.
Now, any vibration can be measured in RPM (rotations per minute), but high RPM occurs most in strong wand vibrators.1
As I pay attention to the speedy vibration, I feel a distinct thumping in Super Wand I don’t get from most vibrators.
I’ve never felt rumbly vibration that’s this strong, too. The Super Wand is fairly strong, but intensely rumbly. Its main frequency band on a spectrograph when Super Wand’s on max. power is only 56 Hertz. That earns this Prive vibrator a 9.75 out of 10 rumblyness rating on my scale, on high; and 10/10 on its opening level.
It’s got a circular head that’s wide as a full-sized Magic Wand (2.2″ diameter), but its handle is 4 inches shorter. This “short handle” trend is a newly exciting thang in wand vibrators — I say as someone who loves broad clit stimulation but who doesn’t love hanging onto a massive bulk o’ handle sticking out in front of my body.
The Super Wand by Privé is also half the weight of a full Magic Wand: 49.4% as heavy, to be exact. So, it’s easier to hang onto or move the wand up-and-down over my vulva.
Must know: This is a loud vibrator. Technically it’s not that noisy, since it’s 10 to 11 decibels lower vs. Magic Wand Rechargeable — which *should* mean the Prive Super Wand sounds half as loud.2 BUT. I’ve found that decibel readings aren’t always a perfect metric. The problem: certain moving noises sound more racous than even a calibrated decibel meter might indicate. The Prive Super Wand’s rotary motor produces a distinct mechanical sound, if that makes sense. Do not buy this product if you have any auditory sensitivies.
The intensity of the rumbling power make it a “finisher” wand for me: I like it when I’m well-warmed-up first with a fave realistic dildo or awesome fantasy soft-silicone dildo, thrusting the latter. And, I’ve discovered the Super Wand makes my legs quake when I pair it with a Gsqueeze pussy plug (I go for 2XL as my best for “girthy but not giganto-big” size, but there are 5 smaller sizes and 2 larger sizes too—really for all tastes).
Vibration Functions and Strength
The Super Wand’s major distinctive feature is its low-frequency: This is the lowest-pitched wand massager I’ve ever tested. So, its vibration really rumbles.
I’d also say the vibration bumps and thuds; starting out gentler, but reaching Magic Wand Rechargeable’s “3rd of 4th speeds” intensity.
The Super Wand vibrator is all-adjustable intensity: it has no preset functions. Instead, it has a speed range from low to high, where you choose the strength you want by:
How to Use
How to Control
The Super Wand’s travel lock turns on after about 5 minutes of inactivity (no vibration running). You will need to deactive it each time you use the vibrator. To do so:
- Press down on the power button 3 times, fast. The cyclone-esque indicator light will show.
- Then, hold down on the power button to increase vibration intensity.
- Remove your finger if you wanna stop turning up the speed. Or press&hold down again if you haven’t reached top speed, but want more! It’s Incremental Control, a la BMS Factory (including Swan) vibrators.
How to Recharge
The Prive Super Wand’s included charging cord inserts into the bottom of the wand vibrator’s handle. You just stick the charger’s metal prong into the circle marked out into the silicone, at the very center of the circle.
Care & Cleaning
It’s water-resistant. You can wash the Super Wand down. The Prive Wand’s silicone + ABS plastic body can be used in the shower too, but you might not want to submerge in the bath.
To clean, just use your normal handsoap and scrub the Super Wand vibrator’s head under running water from your sink.
Recap & Rating
The Super-Wand is for rumbly, fast play with quick orgasms. It’s a mechanical sex tool you can use short-term, rather than an extended-session vibrator.
Its high-speed gyro-rotating head makes a mechanical noise, so avoid if you’re sound-sensitive: As someone who’s easily overstimulated visually👀🤯 but less so auditorily👂, I’m luckily able to go hog-wild massaging myself with this strong—but short—wand vibrator, even achieving squirting orgasms. It’s best as a finisher wand, after I’m already fully warmed up. 🔥
Overall, the Super Wand is a tool to have around if: (1) you want a rumbly, low-frequency wand vibrator and (2) you like lighter-weight toys, but still with a full range of adjustable power; and if extended playtime with the same toy is not a must for you. (The Magic W. Rechargeable shines with its rare quality of pass-through charging, for folks who wanna use a wand vibrator for hours at a time.)
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| Feature | Rating (out of 5) |
|---|---|
| Orgasms per dollar value: Surprisingly rumbly vibration travels well. Moves from “not weak” to “quite strong.” Nice for coming hard after I’m warmed up. | 4.0 |
| User experience/ Ease of use: The light-weight handle is really nice. Love adjustable-intensity vibration: feels so much more personalized. Whirring noise is a lil distracting. Smooth silicone, great for folks like me who love broad clitoral + full vulva massage. Neck could be more stable, bends a bit. Rumbly vibes feel incredible traveling through a good silicone dildo, when the Privé wand is over my clit and a dildo’s inserted simultaneously. | 3.8 |
| Luxury feel: Body-safe smooth silicone; Clean packing; Storage pouch; USB rechargeable; Water-resistant. | 4.5 |
| Run time (36mins.) & easy charging | 1.5 |
| Total | 3.45 of 5 ⭐s |
| Vibration power, low-to-high intensity [vs. all vibrators] | From 6.9 to 9.0 /out of 10 |
| Vibration depth (“rumble”), low-to-high | From 10.0 to 9.75 /out of 10 |
| Volume (decibels) | 33 to 45 dB |
NOTES
Prive Super Wand
Low frequency, eeee-yaaaaah! "The egg beater wand," I think, as the Prive Super Wand massager revs up.
Product Brand: Prive Toys
3.45
Pros
- Powerful massager.
- Adjustable intensity vibration. (= Incremental speed control.)
- Serious rotation action.
- Wide massage head.
- 50% lighter than full-sized wand vibrators.
- Body-safe silicone.
Cons
- Whirring noise.
- Flexible neck.
- Not for folks who like focused, pointier clitoral stimulation.
- Caveat that high-RPM does not necessarily translate into “stronger”—like, I own a few Shots vibrators billed as 9,500 RPM, that are definitely less-strong than the Magic Wand Rechargeable at 6,300.
- “An increase of 10 decibels (dB) represents… a doubling of the perceived loudness” [to the human ear] (Merck, Merck Manual: Consumer Version, “Measurement of Loudness,” online at https://www.merckmanuals.com/home/multimedia/table/measurement-of-loudness).