Le Wand Gee Review

The Le Wand Gee feels and looks unique in several ways. The Lee Wand is marketed as a light-weight G-spot vibe, but I have a couple of other G-spot vibes and the Lee Wand is certainly the heaviest of the group. The wand is approximately half a pound. The weight of the vibe is not necessarily a negative: I personally find the weight of the handle a fun, contrasting sensory experience with the light, silicone shaft of the wand. However, some may find the weight of the vibe a limitation in using the toy. The actual look of the Gee does stand out compared to my other G-spot vibes: None of my other vibes have a metal handle, and the light blush-pink color of the shaft’s silicone is refreshing amongst my numerous bright pink vibes.

I rank the Le Wand Gee mixed in the ease-of-use category. The wand has three buttons: An up and down button (which also functions as the off and on button) and the mode button. I love how I don’t have to cycle through modes to increase or decrease the vibration strength and turning off and on the vibe is no-nonsense given the up and down correlates with the on and off button. Furthermore, each of the buttons has a simple visual sign if you forgot which button is which. The negatives of the vibe’s use are mainly the weight of the vibe could be too heavy for some, and the length of the shaft and handle may be too short for your preferences and needs. The charging of the device is through lifting a silicone cover on the handle’s end and then inserting a USB charger into that area; I found this charging system easy to use.

In general operation, look, and feel, the Gee wand doesn’t disappoint in terms of quality—I only have a few negative mentions. The wand is lovely to look at! The silicone of the shaft and the handle’s metal seamlessly blend together (there is no apparent ridge or tiny gap where the two materials meet). The vibe stands out in its beauty with the gold metal handle and light pink silicone of the shaft. The Gee’s shaft is moderately flexible and yet it is also sturdy. The buttons on the handle are easy to locate and press: The buttons are slightly raised and are covered in the same pink silicone as the shaft. Although I do find the charging system easy to use on the Gee, I wonder if the silicone cover over the charging port will eventually wear down, because the silicone cover is just a small piece of thin silicone material. Lastly, the signs on the buttons require extra cleaning and care since the signs on the buttons are indented into the silicone.

The Le Wand Gee is one of the most expensive vibes in my collection and despite its positives, I won’t be using the Gee regularly in my play. Through trying several different wands now, I know which features are important to me in a G-spot vibe toy, and this toy lacks some of the features that are important to me. I also find the vibe has issues when being used in both solo and partner play. I feel the one-year limited warranty could be longer given the larger price tag too. I think if you know you like the shape and specific features of the Gee wand (such as its power, smaller size, and moderately flexible shaft) and are looking to pamper yourself with an upgrade, this could be a worthy vibrator to invest in.

The Le Wand Gee promises to be a quiet, light-weight wand that offers external lay on and internal G-spot stimulation with rumbly vibes. I find the Gee falls short of being the best lay on or G-spot toy option, but there are several aspects of the vibe that definitely stood out to me. I did enjoy the quietness of the vibe, and among my vibes, it is one of the quietest. The vibes are also not as rumbly as I had hoped, but I still enjoyed the moderately rumbly, strong vibes, especially as a lay on vibe with the broadness of the shaft's head. I really liked how the mode button is separate from the increase and decrease buttons--there's nothing more frustrating than trying to increase a vibe's strength and you accidently hit the pattern/mode button! The main aspects I didn't like about the vibe are the handle size, the location of the buttons, and my partner found the wand too heavy for prolonged use.

The Le Wand Gee comes in a paper box with a picture of the wand on the front of cover and features of the wand and what you are buying on the back of the box. The box opens by lifting and removing the front cover off the back of the box (the front and back of the box are two separate pieces). On the box, I like how you can see the wand clearly and the details of what you are buying, which includes the features and all the items that come with the Gee. However, I feel for the price, the box could be sturdier and more usable. For example, the entirety of the box could be a thick, sturdy material and the box could open on a hinge for easy access.

The Gee is made of body-safe silicone and metal. The wand feels and looks high-quality: The silicone of the wand is very silky, and the handle of the wand (the metal piece) is smooth to the touch. The metal handle also shines and reflects light on its gold surface. The wand is waterproof, and you can use a toy-safe cleaner and rinse to keep the Gee clean. The toy is very easy to clean except the handle's buttons, where extra cleaning is needed: a soft bristle brush or similar instrument will be needed to clean the area. When cleaning, care also needs to be taken around the charging port to assure the silicone cover is properly sealed. The Gee can be stored in the black, draw-string fabric bag it comes with.