Lay-on Vibrator Volta Black

Lay-on Vibrator Volta Black 🌑

The Volta by Fun Factory is a lay-on vibrator with a split head: two silicone tongues lie close together and flap against each other in use, instead of merely vibrating. It is not tied to one gender, because a clitoris, a nipple or a penis fits into the gap equally well. The head with the tongues makes up a good half of the length, and the tongues narrow towards their ends. The handle is high-gloss, has diagonal grooves on its lower part and carries two silver buttons and the red Fun button on the front. The black is matt on the silicone head. At the bottom the handle ends in a glossy oval loop with an open centre. It sits under lay-on vibrators, under sextoys for women and in the brand world of Fun Factory.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Fun Factory
• 🧵 Material: Silicone
• 🎨 Colour: Black
• 🛠️ Design: Two moving tongues at the head
• 🎛️ Controls: Three buttons on the front of the handle
• 👉 Use: External, not for insertion
• 🔌 Charging: Magnetic, no open socket
• 💦 Waterproof: Yes
• 👆 Surface: Matt head, glossy handle

❓ FAQ

What is different from an ordinary lay-on?

An ordinary lay-on presses with one surface from one side. With the Volta, the movement comes from two sides and keeps shifting with the tongues. If you lay the tongues flat, you use it like a classic lay-on.

Can I insert it?

No, it is made for the outside. If you are looking for something to insert, you will find it under vibrators; the guide Vibrators for masturbation explains the differences between the designs.

How do I charge it?

With the magnetic charging cable, which holds on to the contacts by itself. As there is no open socket, the Volta is waterproof. Charge it fully once before first use.

Which lubricant and what care?

Water-based lubricant; a silicone-based one can attack the silicone surface. Clean it with warm water and a mild sex toy cleaner, including between the tongues. Then let it air-dry and store it apart from other silicone toys so that nothing sticks together. Silicone is non-porous, so nothing settles in it.

Where is it made?

In Bremen. Fun Factory has been producing there since 1996.