Satisfyer Sweet Treat — Test & Review

The design of the Satisfyer Sweet Treat caught my eye of all toys. A little ice cream, wich is actually a clitoral stimulator with...tongues? I personally love the color variety: white/silver, black/gold or brown/pink. Especially the brown-pink looks exactly like ice cream, which makes it more interesting. The Sweet Treat is matte with a glossy border, which makes it look even more luxurious. The soft fins are also perfectly shaped and placed for clitoral stimulation.

Turning the Sweet Treat on itself is pretty easy, the buttons are easy to press and to control. I quickly noticed when it gets slippery the toy is difficult to hold in place, since the rotation is very strong. If something gets in the way of the spinning top, like your labia or clothes, or even your own fingers, the toy slips out of the hand and is very hard to get back as it rolls away. Even when you press it to much against yourself it could get out of control. It would be more effective and easier to hold if the shape and size of the "cone" were a little longer. I would say it's a little tricky to find out how it works the best for you!

Like all Satisfyer toys, the Sweet Treat is made with good quality. These little tongues are very elastic, which surprised me. The rotation of the Sweet Treat is definitely strong and reliable, and if it gets blocked from too much power, it will stop until the blockage is cleared. The motor also is not too loud and doesn't make any other unpleasant sounds.

In my opinion, the price of the Sweet Treat is very justified. You get a high-quality toy, with a type of stimulation that I have never seen before. The aesthetic and color variety add to the value, too. For your money, you get a well-functioning toy and a magnetic charging cable. There's no storage bag included, which I will criticize forever in Satisfyer products.

To be really honest, I thought there would a little more of a "WOW" effect. I missed that because I was concentrated on holding it steady. On the websites it definitely looks like more than it actually is, this is not a powerful vibrator, the Sweet Treat is meant for soft and gentle pleasure. There were no uncomfortable feelings from it — it was very light and comparable to a tickling sensation. When it reaches low power, the speed and power do reduce. I think that the battery charge is enough for a foreplay session. The magnetic charging cable is easy to adjust, which is helpful.

The packaging of the Sweet Treat is also very classy and fits in with the rest of the Satisfyer range. I definitely like the packaging because it communicates what's inside, but is not to easy to spot at first glance. The design is not a wild mix of creative images or suggestions — it's plain but stylish. On the inside of the box and on the back are a few specifications and instructions on how to use the toy.

The Sweet Treat is made out of body-safe silicone. The soft fins are a little sticky, which causes some lint and dust to get stuck in between the thin layers. Because of that, the clean up is a little tricky. To take care of that, I use a very soft toothbrush and some mild soapy water. It takes a moment to really clean up all the leftover fluids and other stuff that could stick on the material. When all that is done, I rinse the Sweet Treat with clean water and apply some Satisfyer toy cleaner. The last step is to store the Sweet Treat in microfiber fabric or a storage bag that doesn't attract lint.