The Nu Sensuelle Point Plus Vibrator is *a lot*. A lot of power, a lot of patterns, a lot of noise, and a lot of buzz. And I use it more than any other bullet vibe.
I’d seen people talk about about the Sensuelle Point before—even recommend it as a cheaper alternative to the We-Vibe Tango. (Which means it’s strong, because the Tango holds a legendary status among bullet vibrators.) And the Sensuelle Point Plus is the Point but even stronger—and also improved by the two silicone mini sleeves that come with. It’s those sleeve attachments that made me agree to review this toy. And I like one of them…but I ended up finding an even better use for the Sensuelle Point Plus.
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GODDAMN the Power
The Sensuelle Point Plus’ first speed is so bracing that I struggled to turn the power down, hoping it was a Vedo Bam–type situation where the vibe intensity starts out high. But no, the Point Plus is just strong through and through. I *think* there are seven steady vibration speeds, but it’s hard to be sure because the middle ones feel so similar. But by the time I turn the vibration up to level 7 or 8, the Point Plus’ power makes me think it’s a cross between an electric toothbrush and a drill.
Like with the Blush Novelties Exposed Nocturnal Bullet, I find myself wishing that I had a pair of soft, cushy gloves to wear when I use the Sensuelle Point Plus. Because you will feel your fingertips tingling for a few minutes after you stop using this vibe, it’s that powerful.
According to the power scale in my Bullet Vibe Comparison Guide, I would give the Sensuelle Point Plus a 10/10 for power, the same as the Blush Exposed Bullet. Both are indeed stronger than the We-Vibe Tango—shockingly enough, given that toy’s stellar reputation. But the Point Plus is a new level of buzzy, surface-level power, like only 2 out of 10 on my “rumbly-ness” scale. The Exposed Bullet’s first setting suddenly seems penetrating, rumbly, by comparison.
And as for the non-steady speeds… Somewhere out there, I expect there must exist a person who enjoys this large number of patterns. More patterns, more variety, more fun—right? In theory, sure. In practice, though… the number of patterns is a crowd. I tried—not once, but twice!—to count just how many there are. But all the pulsing, throbbing sensations ran together about 10 patterns in, and I gave up. To be fair, there are two patterns I remember enjoying—for a limited time, before I decided I needed steady stimulation again. But finding those two, among the vast sea of Point Plus patterns, is truly an exercise in patience.
This pattern-finding exercise was compounded by the fact that I had a couple towels over my pelvis. Whatever for? you might wonder. Well, it may not be loud like a large wand vibe on high power, but the Point Plus’ top speeds do translate into noise.
The Sleeves
I’m someone who gets off harder with rubbing motions, rather than constant pressure on my clit, so the silicone sleeves looked like a winner. All that texture to move back and forth! The Point Plus’ two sleeves have very different textures, of course: a gently ridged one that I knew I’d like, and a nubby one that scared me. (Before agreeing to review the toy, I actually asked Peepshow Toys whether the nubby one was permanently attached, as it’s shown on the vibe in all the product photos—but nope, both sleeves are removable.)
These attachments are just the right height, so that they massage my clit but I never think, YIKES why am I doing this to myself? I like the ridgy sleeve’s shape so much that I’ve tried it on my We-Vibe Tango too, and the fit is just a little loose.
As for the second sleeve, the nubby one, I was right—totally not my cup of tea. It’ll be better for folks who like super-pinpoint clitoral stim, but for me it’s poke-y. But, I mean, I could always wear it as some sort of threatening-looking (but Barbie-pink) ring on my index finger if I was so inclined.
How the Sensuelle Point Plus Turned into My Most-Used Vibrator
Because I’m a little oversensitive to really strong vibes directly on my clit, the Point Plus and I weren’t made for each—without modifications. Because this is the strongest small vibrator I own, I have repurposed it to power up my large realistic dildos TO THE MAX.
Stick this toy into the Vac-U-hole of a Mr. Hankey’s lifecast, and oh god. My pelvic floor is so happy. I tried using the We-Vibe Tango in these dildos, and it positively fell flat. Nowhere near as strong. When I need vibes traveling through thick, squishy silicone, the Sensuelle Point Plus succeeds where other bullets fail. It’s that powerful. I’ve never liked a pair of balls on a dildo so much as when the Point Plus’ power flows through Topher Michels’ soft, ridgy scrotum.
Other Features
The Sensuelle Point Plus stands out for one other reason—besides its strength and attachments. The upright charging base is super convenient because you know your vibe is going to keep charging after you plug it in and walk away—because I’ve seen frequent complaints about magnetic connections, like that of the We-Vibe Tango, suddenly coming detached partway through charging. But with the Point Plus, you just plug the charging cord into the back of the base, stick the vibe’s base in, and a little blue light comes on so you know it’s working. This is a nice luxury-vibe-type feature that’s usually only found in toys like the We-Vibe Sync or Match.
I’m glad for Point Plus’ two-arrow control buttons. Using these, you can go either up or down, so you don’t have to deal with cycling through so many patterns if you only wanna go down one or two steady speeds. It is easy to get “up” and “down” confused, though, because both are a simple triangle. Both these arrows turn on the Point Plus—then, to go up, you push the opposite button of the one you used to start the toy.
Overall Thoughts
Do you like strong vibes, like really strong vibes? Vibes that will make your hand go a little numb while you hold the toy against your clit, or nipples, or scrotum, or shaft? Vibes that will carry through a thick silicone dildo, even?
The Nu Sensuelle Point Plus is buzzy and pretty loud compared to other bullets. Serious power fans will find these qualities totally worth the Sensuelle Point Plus’ intense vibration levels. As for me, I’m a big fan of the ridgy silicone sleeve—enough that I’ll use the Sensuelle Point Plus through underwear so I can feel those ridges massaging my clitoral hood. Once I discovered how awesome Point Plus makes bullet/Vac hole dildos vibrate, I stopped using it by itself. And now this vibe gets recharged literally ten times more than the We-Vibe Tango.
Find the Nu Sensuelle Point Plus Bullet Vibrator here!
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Random question, but because the vibe is silicone, did you have any issues putting it in a silicone dildio with a vibe hole? I’m having so much trouble trying to figure out which one to get!! Between the Tango X, Swan bullet which I think you like, and now this one, I’m so confused lol
Silicone doesn’t damage silicone, so zero problems with the Point Plus inside a holed silicone dildo.
It really depends on what dildo with hole you mean, though, since they come in different sizes and, for example, the Tantus bullet holes are reinforced so they don’t fit normal bullet vibrators well.
The Point Plus died sooner than typical vs. my other bullet vibrators, so there is that.
The Tango X is going to be difficult to fit into anything because of how much width the silicone “grip” adds now.