EDC (the company behind EasyToys) recently launched a whole range of colorful vibrators under the name PMV20. The series consists of 2 rabbits (with two ‘arms’), 1 tarzan (with 3 ‘arms’), a G-spot vibrator and a (sort of) wand vibrator. What is immediately noticeable is that the entire collection looks very cheerful and contemporary. So I was immediately excited when EasyToys asked me to review one. I chose the ‘PMV20 Tone’, which is the G-spot vibrator from the series.

Spoiler alert: Sorry, EasyToys. I love you, but I’m not convinced …

What is the PMV20 Tone?

PMV20 stands for ‘Post Modern Vibes‘ and that 20 refers to the year (2020) in which the brand was founded. They hint with statements about ‘colorful unity‘ and ‘let your color burst‘ towards social developments around gender neutrality (I think). A photo of young girls on the back of the pack underlines that.

The PMV20 Tone is the G-spot vibrator from the series. And while it looks great (but really!), It is very reminiscent of the Satisfyer Yummie Sunshine. OK, so the PMV20 Tone is not very original, but neither are Satisfyer’s toys. And that doesn’t have to be a problem at all, provided the performance is good!

The PMV20 Tone is a G-spot vibrator with 2 motors that you can use in 13 different settings. It is 23 cm long and 3.5 cm thick. With 225 gr it is a lightweight toy. It also has a silicone finish. The vibrator has a ribbed shaft, which gives it extra stimulation when moving in and out. The banana shape (and color, but that aside) allows you – according to the specs – to stimulate both your G-spot and the clitoris at the same time. It is also splash-proof (IPX6).

Unboxing the PMV20 Tone

I am really impressed with the design and colors of the entire PMV20 series. They all look very contemporary and they will appeal to a large group. Well done, EasyToys.

The color combination and the design of the Tone are really super nice. I really like vibrators with a hole at the base. That makes it very easy to hold it. The PMV20 Tone has a hole where you can easily put two fingers through.

What I really like very very much is that the charging cable has the same color scheme as the toy. That makes it super easy to find the right cable if you have more than one rechargeable toy. In addition, there is also a label on the cord, in case you happen to have another cable in these unique colors (bet not).

There is also a manual in the package. It contains explanations in many languages, including – and not surprisingly because EDC is a Dutch company – Dutch.

When unpacking, the battery is insufficiently charged to start playing with it immediately. I know it’s better to always fully charge your toy before first use, so I have to be patient.

Unfortunately no storage bag (I keep on moaning about it!). The material of the PMV20 feels pleasant and does not attract much dust. So far I am very satisfied.

The test drive with the PMV20 Tone

I (male) always test these kinds of toys together with my partner (female). We agree that this could well be a winner in both color and design.

Frankly, that enthusiasm was tempered a bit when we first turned it on. Because, the noise of this thing! But really! This isn’t the kind of sound you want in your bedroom when you’re in the mood for some tender loving care. Even in the softest setting, it is very distracting and loud. Of course the sound will decrease when you insert it, but if you start making thrusting movements, it seems as if you are chopping a cucumber with a hand blender.

That strange sound seems to be caused by some sort of ’empty shell’ in the middle of the shaft of the Tone. It is difficult to explain, but this creates a strange kind of resonance.

It is best to fully insert the Tone and then make some ‘stirring’ movements. You will then be less bothered by the disturbing sound and the thickened part will come near the clitoris. But unfortunately the vibrations are too superficial and this way you don’t feel the ridges enough to generate an orgasm. As a external vibrator the sound is really too disturbing.

Orgasm button

The ring at the bottom with the buttons are really nice. This makes it comfortable to hold and operation is almost intuitive. Both solo – by my partner – and when I operate it, this is very ergonomic. What is special is that it has an ‘orgasm button’. With the middle button you go directly to the strongest position. That is very well thought out. Suppose you are busy and you want to go ‘over the edge’, then you do not have to scroll to the hardest position. Press the middle button and you will go directly to it! Useful. Unless you accidentally press it (which happened to me a few times). But seriously: this button should have every vibrator!

Cleaning

The PMV20 Tone is quite easy to clean. It is splashproof so you can easily rinse it under the tap with lukewarm water. You can also use some toy cleaner. The ridges are no obstacle to cleaning.

Conclusion

What should we say about this? Nine iron with a baseball bat for the design and colors. But a D for the noise. Sorry, we can’t make any more of it. All in all not recommended.

A little bird whispered to us that EDC is busy making the PMV20 series quieter. If so, I would wait for that.

The PROS of the PMV20 Tone:

• Great design and color scheme
• What a good idea to put the charging cable in the same color and label it!
• The curved shape with the ridges is perfect for a lot of stimulation
• Fine material that attracts little dust
• That orgasm button is the invention of the century!

The CONS of the PMV20 Tone:

• That sound … seriously?!
• No storage bag (call me a whiner)
• Splash proof (not suitable for taking a bath)

The PMV20 Tone was offered to us by EasyToys in exchange for an honest review. You can buy the PMV20 Tone at EasyToys, in NBRplaza’s own shop or at Bol.com.