OhMiBod Rev Finger Vibrator — Test & Review

Sleek and interesting to look at, the Rev could *potentially* pass as a cute little statement piece or kickback for unassuming eyes. Besides even if you were worried, its included pouch solves that issue. The body-safe silicone is soft, smooth, and easy to clean with warm water and mild soap, and there’s no nooks or crannies you would have to worry about bacteria getting stuck in. It’s got an easy to operate design - single button hold for power on, same button controls speeds or vibration types, hold again to turn it off. Not something uncommon in the sex toy world. The charging port however, is a WILDLY different story. For all of my waterproof/water resistant toys, they all are either magnetic port charged or they have a liftable flap of silicone that protects where you plug in the charging prong. Not the Rev—it has what looks like a flap, and I spent a ton of time trying to figure out how to lift it, only to finally take a second look at the user manual and see that you just… shove it in. Like, into the silicone. There’s no open hole, but there is a spot to guide you. I guess the silicone is designed to stretch and expand enough for the pin, but that was definitely not intuitive design from my perspective.

The toy itself is very easy to use: single button control, finger loops to help you hang onto it, and the duration of how long you hold the button determines if you’re turning it on/off or just cycli through different vibration patterns and speeds. This one’s suitable for mobility and/or grip issues, provided you have at least two fingers or similar digits to thread into the toy’s loop, but you don’t need to grasp it as firmly or as completely as other toys on the market. The hardest thing in my experience was just figuring out how to properly charge it, but if you took a closer look at the user manual (unlike me, who tried to intuition my way around it for a good 7 minutes) it’s not exactly an impossible task.

The OhMiBod Rev does what it’s advertised to do and does it well. Even the packaging is well thought out! It feels sturdy, and could take a tumble or a fling across the room well. Not by any means a loud vibrator, but also not whisper quiet, so take that how you will. Overall a very robust toy. No visible or jagged seams, everything’s soft and smooth, and from packaging to product, the construction is solid, and the motor doesn’t heat up while in use.

Personally, I think the OhMiBod Rev is highly overpriced. It can be found on the market for about $65-75 USD. While it does come with a pouch and the standard charging cable, I can’t help but feel like this is a toy meant to be in a smaller ballpark for price. The quality is a great attribute for itself, but it’s just as solid as the more “budget friendly” brand toys that fall in the $20-40 range and performs about the same too in both purpose and strength. The finger loop design is nice, definitely, but unless this exact vibe was your only option, I personally would not recommend the Rev to you if price is something you consider heavily or if you’re on a budget.

For its relative ease of use and its durability, the Rev holds up pretty well. The motor is not overly loud (though, it’s not whisper quiet either if that’s something you wish to consider)and does not heat up at all while in use. With its smooth, soft silicone body, there isn’t anything that could catch unpleasantly onto your skin either, so that’s quite nice. I got about 2 hours of use time on the lower settings, and, in my experience, was fully charged in about 1.5 hours. Vibration-wise, it was a bit on the weaker end for me and my preferences.

The packaging for the OhMiBod Rev is adorable! The teal outer box acts as an outer sleeve for the inner box, with a cutout in the middle exposing the inner packaging’s patterned print and shaped like the silhouette of the toy. It displays the brand name and product name, but upon first glance it is not immediately telling of the contents. When you open it, everything feels very nicely engineered and things fit/slide snugly, with the charging cable tucked underneath the toy itself, and the manual for it being laid on top, flush in a custom-molded hard plastic shell. I personally loved it, and I found myself playing with the box for a bit after opening because it was so fun to open and close, haha!

The Rev is made of a body-safe silicone and there are no loose or removable parts, so in regards to the toy itself, you don’t have to worry about losing anything when cleaning or storing it. The toy itself is light, but sturdy and it has a decent heft to it without being tiring to hold weight-wise. It is advertised as waterproof, and held up to that claim when testing. I’d clean it with either a gentle soap, or a dedicated silicone-safe toy cleaner; overall, pretty easy to clean! It does *not* come with a storage bag or box, so after use, I just clean it and put it back in the original box once dry.