You’ll feel comfortable enough with the design that you’ll want to put it in, and there’s enough room to explore that you’ll want to try it often. Within months of the original Helix’s introduction in 2004, the first requests for a vibrating version of the product started coming in. Shortly thereafter, this became a hot topic of debate in the Aneros forum with some users for it and others against it. To a certain degree the opposition was driven by the state of vibrating products at that time, which were large, unsophisticated, and more often than not desensitizing stimulators that many forum members shunned. According to the most successful Aneros users at the time, achieving positive results with the Super O involved a person focusing in on the subtle sensations of “prostate awakening” and magnifying those sensations into arousal with mental focus and measured stimulation. The concept of adding vibration was seen as disruptive and counterproductive. And in fact, while there were many users that posted about their own homebrewed attempts at combining prostate massage with vibration, few if any reported Super O success through this method. Undeterred, the calls for a vibrating Aneros continued. The fact is, for many years the technology simply wasn’t there to make this possible, chiefly in the area of smaller motors and batteries. The VICE and VICE 2 were groundbreaking products utilizing smaller components configured into interactive, handsfree prostate massagers. Still, size wise, they were at the upper end of our range making them more suitable for users accustomed to larger devices. The Nexus Revo chimes in that sometimes a little movement goes a long way with a rotating head in addition to the typical prostate massage.

This is a slightly squishy, aesthetically pleasing toy of average weight and size that should appeal to beginners and experts alike. Unlike other toys that move, the Revo is discreet and silent, too, so dream up all the possibilities that afford you.Since the Helix Syn is a hands-free toy, using it is more complicated than using a vibrator or a vibrating prostate massager. I was surprised that I didn’t have to do something new with the Syn. After inserting it, I could start having fun with it. Silicone, even medical-grade silicone, can still hold odors if it’s not cleaned correctly and promptly. The Helix Syn is a great toy. I’d certainly recommend it to beginners of anal play and as an entryway into the Aneros line of hands-free prostate massagers.

The distance from the stem to the perineum tab is 1.75 inches. I find that this massages my taint if I adopt a slightly angled position with my body (i.e. I’m not lying flat) but different things work for different guys, especially in a one-size-fits-all scenario like this. The Progasm works on the same basic concept of hands-free massaging that relies on Kegel exercises to make it work. But it’s bigger and firmer and not at all squishy like the silicone-covered Helix Syn. Cleaning up is easy. Just wash it immediately after use with mild soap and water or a specifically designed toy cleaner. Then, air-dry or use a lint-free towel to dry it off. If you think bigger is better and firmer is too, plus you’re a more experienced P massager user, then the Aneros Progasm might be the massager of your dreams. It was a relaxing massage at first that got better and better each time. I reached O status the first time, but it did take some effort.

The middle part of the stem is 0.95 inches wide, so it’s a little thinner than the head. This is great because it helps you to be more comfortable and it helps the toy to stay in place inside your ass by not stretching your hole out too much. Taking it out was easy, and I never worried about it coming out on its own. It felt secure and safe, which are the other two things I want to feel with prostate toys.