Chris Thompson
Last Updated on by Chris Thompson
The Little Secrets are bullet vibrators with super cute silicone sleeves made by Tantus. Amazon carries most of the line (lacking only the bright orange Spoon).
A while back, I got to try out the Little Secret Touch. There was a lot I liked about it, and I was curious about the rest of the line…enter the Whisper.
Like all of the Little Secrets, this one is a silicone sleeve over a Levett 80mm bullet. The bullet is single speed, but it is strong as far as bullets go. It runs on one N battery, which is included. It’s also water-resistant, which means I don’t hate cleaning it.
Tantus silicone is delightful. It is somewhat firm, but still plush and a bit squishy. The shape of the Whisper is why I was drawn to it. It really looks like it should be a pro at pinpoint clit stimulation. Um…it’s not. The vibrations are really diffused by the sleeve. The diffused vibrations are a lot of why I loved the Little Secret Touch, but the think the shape of that sleeve lends itself more to that. The Whisper just doesn’t do it for me.
See, the Whisper isn’t as strong as I’d like. Normally, I’d just apply pressure to intensify the vibrations…it works wonders with the Touch. However, when I apply pressure with the Whisper, things get…a little stabby. You see…the neck and head of the Touch are super squishy and pliable. The tip of the Whisper has a little bit of squish, but there really isn’t much give at all. Basically, the Whisper is another of those vibes that is just really frustrating to me and my clit. I just can’t get off with it. Bummer.
The packaging is super cute. But it’s also super frustrating because it falls apart a little more every time I open it. There are so many tabs and I am bound and determined to rip them all off, for some reason.
So yeah…the Little Secret Whisper is not my favorite. It is, however, on sale at Babeland right now, along with the Little Secret Kiss. So check that shit out. Honestly, I’d recommend you go with the Touch. My clit was much more fond of it.
