Satisfyer Double Fun – Double the Fun or Double the Frustration? 🤔
KarlandLeni
Mar 24, 2025
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- Price2.5/5
- Noise3.8/5
- Duration of use60 minutes
- Charging time350 minutes
- Pros
- Can be used solo or as a couple
- App control is a fun feature
- Affordable compared to other couples' toys
- Waterproof (IPX7) and easy to clean
- Cons
- Feels cheap—silicone is smooth but not soft
- Uncomfortable during penetration, especially for well-endowed partners
- Doesn’t stay in place well, requiring constant adjustment
- Vibrations are more buzzy than rumbly
- Packaging and remote control feel low quality
The Satisfyer Double Fun follows the classic U-shape design of many couples' vibrators. One arm is inserted while the broader, textured outer arm rests against the clitoris. Our version is white and silver, which gives it a sleek look.
It’s IPX7 waterproof, meaning it can be submerged in water up to 1 meter deep for 30 minutes—perfect for easy cleaning or some adventurous bath-time fun. It charges magnetically and has two buttons on the outer side to control power, intensity, and patterns.
It’s relatively flexible but not too bendy, which is both a blessing and a curse (more on that later). The insertable arm is slim, while the outer section is wider to stimulate a larger area. In theory, this should work well for most users, but in practice, it caused more problems than pleasure for us.
The Double Fun also features dual motors, one in each arm, designed to stimulate both partners and the clitoris and g-zone simultaneously. It charges via a magnetic charging system, which sounds fancy—until you realize it takes 4.5 hours to charge for just about 1 hour of playtime. Not exactly what we’d call efficient.
It’s available in three colors—white, black, and violet—so at least you have some options when picking one out.
One of its standout features is app connectivity, which we’ll cover later.
Couple’s vibrators always sound like a great idea—effortless pleasure for both partners, more stimulation, and better orgasms, right? And sure, in theory, the Double Fun vibrates in all the right places. But in reality we never really got along with it.
Karl: I love using toys during penetration, and I was excited to see if the Double Fun could enhance our experience. Turns out, it did the opposite. It inserts easily, and I actually do enjoy controlling it via the app when using it on Leni solo. But the moment I had to share space with it? Not fun. The silicone is soft but still creates an uncomfortable pressure against my penis. It makes penetration feel awkward, and in some positions, downright painful. Missionary is the most tolerable, but still not ideal. Doggy? I might as well be sanding down my frenulum. Cowgirl? Nope, instant discomfort. It reduces the natural sensations I enjoy during sex, and instead of adding stimulation, it mostly just distracts me.
Leni: I love vibrators, but this one doesn’t do much for me. It doesn’t hit the G-spot well because it’s too short and not angled enough, and for clitoral stimulation, it’s too broad and sits too high. To even feel anything on the clit properly, I have to hold it in place constantly—which defeats the whole "hands-free" concept. The internal part doesn’t hug my G-spot like I want it to; instead, it presses uncomfortably, almost like it’s poking rather than massaging. If it were more curved, it might work better, but as it is, I find it awkward and ineffective. The motor is placed too far up, so it doesn’t even rest where it should. The vibrations feel fine in continuous mode, but I’m not a fan of the patterns. Also, it’s more buzzy than rumbly, which isn’t my preference. Karl is also on the well-endowed side, so when he tries to penetrate while it’s in, it just feels like too much going on inside, and not in a good way. It takes a lot of prep to even get comfortable with it, and frankly, I’d rather just use a different toy.
The quality is... okay. The silicone is smooth but not particularly soft or velvety. Instead, it feels kind of rubbery and cheap. The control panel on the top has sharp edges, which makes the buttons easy to feel but also kind of unpleasant to touch. The toy looks sleek but doesn’t feel premium.
Bending the toy sometimes makes it feel like it’s about to snap, and the way the silicone stretches when flexed doesn’t feel great. The included remote is basic plastic and doesn’t have a satisfying click when pressing the buttons.
We got it for free in a promo deal, so no complaints there. But would we pay the usual ~40€ price tag? No way. There are far better couples' toys out there that justify the price much more. If you find it at a deep discount, it might be worth it for solo use, but as a couples' toy, it doesn’t hold up.
Karl: For me, this toy does nothing. The vibrations are decent on their own, but the uncomfortable fit, lack of sensation, and occasional pain completely kill the experience. I enjoy the flirty build-up without it way more.
Leni: Using it solo, I can get to orgasm, but I have to work harder than I should. It never stays in place, the vibrations are just okay, and I always have to hold it down. It’s fine, but definitely not a go-to for me.
The Satisfyer Double Fun comes in a standard box with a clear plastic window. Inside, you’ll find the toy, a magnetic charger, and a small instruction manual. There’s no storage pouch included, and the packaging feels noticeably cheaper than some competitors. It’s functional, but nothing fancy.
Made from silicone and ABS plastic, the Double Fun is IPX7 waterproof, meaning it can be fully submerged for easy cleaning—no worries about getting it wet.
Cleaning is a breeze. Just rinse it with warm water and mild antibacterial soap or a good toy cleaner, and it’s ready to go again. Unlike some materials that might react poorly to soap, silicone is totally fine to wash with it. The only real no-go? Boiling it. Since it has electronic components, high heat will wreck it. Stick to warm water, soap, and air drying, and you’re all set!
One thing the Satisfyer Double Fun has is a triple control system—you can use either buttons, the included remote or the app to adjust the vibrations. The remote is basic and made of lightweight plastic, but it gets the job done if you're close by. The app, on the other hand, opens up a few more possibilities, especially for solo or long-distance play.
Through the app, you can create custom vibration sequences, control the toy in real-time with a swipe of your finger, or even sync the vibrations to music. Want to have your toy pulse along to your favorite guilty pleasure playlist? Go for it. There are also pre-set programs if you don’t feel like customizing, and even interactive erotic stories that change the vibrations as you listen (though honestly, that feature felt a bit gimmicky).
It all sounds great in theory, but in practice, the experience is a little clunky compared to premium brands like Lovense. That said, we never had any connection issues, and everything worked smoothly when using it solo. For couples play? Well… let’s just say we were too busy adjusting the toy to actually enjoy the tech. 😅
For us? Not really. The design flaws made it frustrating rather than fun, and while it’s okay for solo use, there are much better options out there.
If you get it for free? Sure, why not. But if you’re spending money, there are way better couples’ toys to invest in. 😉
