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The nice chaps at Bondara sent through a box full of goodies so we've put them through their paces and come to a conclusion about whether they are worth buying and if so, who are they for.
We thought we'd change the way we write reviews to make them flow easier so there's no better time than the present to start with this change.
The first port of call has to be the Bondara website. The product page can be found by searching Bondara for "NE05". This is what they had to say about the cock ring:
This fabulous vibrating cock ring includes many features which other vibrating cock rings don’t offer. The batteries (included) can be replaced easily (3 x AG10). Most vibrating cock rings that allow you to change the batteries are wired, but this one is totally wireless. The strong and stretchy silicone ring includes four powerful magnets - providing you with bigger, stronger and longer-lasting erections. Also, it is fully waterproof so you can wash it easily. The vibrations are powerful and the noduled clit stim is certain to drive your partner wild! You can run this cock ring in two different vibration modes 1) vibrate only on impact with your partners body/clit or 2) vibrate permanently. This is a top end vibrating cock ring - highly recommended.
The outer packaging is made from a stiff plastic (moulded into a rather pleasant shape), with the same sort of feeling as those Christmas decoration plastic boxes we all know and love.
The packaging is a mixture of English and what appears to be Chinese. The product name on the package is "Wonder Ring". On the back of the package is a couple of penis diagrams with no English explanation but it's easy to decipher what is being implied. Basically, there are two ways in which you can wear this - at the base of the shaft for use during sexual intercourse or at the base of the head, presumably for masturbation, whilst receiving a blowjob or something similar.
The ring itself comes in a solid plastic case, shaped similar to a miniature computer mouse. This is a handy storage case that will help keep the ring clean and tidy.
The ring is made from a jelly like material though it is firmer than we expected. It's around 1 inch in diameter when not in use but can stretch to 4 inches in diameter, accommodating even the most thickest of penises with ease.
The top of the ring is home to a miniature vibrator which is about an inch wide and about three quarters deep. The vibrator takes 3 AG10 batteries and is easily accessed via a plugged hole in the side of the ring. Simply take the plug out (the plug is there to make it waterproof) and remove the vibrator to change the batteries.
The front of the cock ring vibrator housing is a ribbed textured area which is ideal for teasing the clitoris during vaginal sex. Rather than wearing the vibrator at the top of the penis facing forward, it could be turned around and placed on the bottom, thus sending vibrations through your scrotum to your testicles.
The ring itself is surrounded by gold strips. According to Bondara, these are magnets but they are certainly not that powerful. Perhaps they are designed to be this way but I cannot be sure.
I tried wearing this at the base of my penis's head only to find it kept slipping off whenever I tried to do anything - perhaps that's my fault.
The ring is comfortable and doesn't feel too tight unlike it's rubberised counterparts. Switching it on was relatively easy - it's just a case of pushing a switch. The switch runs right through the vibrator and out the other side so you push one side to switch it on and the other to turn it off.
It ran for 20 minutes before it slowed down and stopped. This could be due to a poor battery life or because the vibrator has a thermal cut-out (i.e. when it gets too hot it stops working).
I didn't notice the benefits of the magnets, apart from to compliment the design. Having said that, I did notice a firmer penis when using the ring so perhaps it did work but with no unusual sensations, which can only be a good thing.
This (obviously) is aimed at men. I would happily recommend this to those that don't like the restriction of tighter cock rings such as Bondara's "XC11". It would also be suitable for men who like a vibrating cock ring rather than the non-vibrating alternative.
It's £9.99 so it won't break the bank. It's a good all-round cock ring that would get used a lot. For this reason, it certainly is worth buying.
Search Bondara for "NE05"
Price at time of writing: £9.99
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