Fantasy for Her Love Thrust-Her Sex Machine — Test & Review

Purple and pink are really not my preferred choice of colors, especially when it comes to sex toys. However, I don't think the look of the Love Thrust-Her machine is too bad overall. I like that the design of the dildo and base make it very intuitive to put together with a screw and a click.

There's a bit of a dichotomy here, as this toy is very easy to set up, but pretty darn difficult to actually use. To insert the dildo, just click it into place on the top, and then screw the suction cup base into the bottom. You can move and pose the toy at whichever angle you prefer, and then you LOCK the suction cup in place by moving the tab on the bottom. I like that you don't have to pair the remote control with the toy, it's just ready to go whenever. The downfall comes when you try to position yourself to use it, which breaks the suction and stops the thrusting function from actually thrusting.

Like other Fantasy for Her toys, this one has an air of cheapness to it. The dildo feels like good quality silicone, but the mechanism is loud and rattly, and the plastic on the suction cup feels ready to snap every time I try and lock the suction cup into place. The biggest sign of its lack of quality is how weak the thrusting function is when you apply pressure — there's a reason good thrusting dildos can cost you a pretty penny.

Depending on where you shop, you can find the Thrust-Her from around $120 to around $150. In my opinion, this is just too much for what this product really is. If you're after an actually powerful thruster, you can find the Lovense Gravity for $130-150 (which has free app controls!), and if you want something that vibrates as well, there are thrusting rabbit vibrators like the Greedy Girl or the Jack Rabbit for around $130-140 that have much stronger vibrations.

Pipedream make a whole lot of promises about this toy, but it doesn't live up to them. The thrusting function feels powerful, but doesn't have the torque to push against your body even a little bit, and the vibrations are so weak it's laughable. It's also so, so loud that I could only ever use it while home alone (and I'm not that shy about using toys while my partner is in the next room!). I'd love to remark about the battery life and charging, but I couldn't even bring myself to use it enough to run the battery down.

The packaging of this toy made me laugh out loud, literally. The front looks fairly normal, but turn it around and you'll find something I have never seen on sex toy packaging before. There is literally erotic fan fiction about this toy on the back of the box! It's very cheesy and awkwardly phrased, because they're trying to shoehorn in all the different functions of the product. My personal favorite line is "her Thrust-Her rhythmically beat her moist vagina", which may be one of the worst things I've ever read. But seriously, I threw this box away as soon as I could and hid it under my other recycling.

The Fantasy for Her Love Thrust-Her vibe is made from silicone and ABS plastic, which are both non-porous, body-safe materials. While it's not fully waterproof, the whole thing is splashproof, so you can clean it under warm, running water with some mild soap — just don't fully submerge it underwater. There is a cap that you can place over the main unit when storing this toy, but there is no storage bag for the dildo or the suction cup. I found that the suction cup quickly picked up every bit of lint in my entire house, so watch out for that.