Deep Penetration Vibes: VeDO Quiver Plus vs. Nu Sensuelle Nubii Siren Review

VeDO's Quiver Plus vibra­tor is exact­ly my type: long and lean for div­ing deep.

It's every­thing I love in a toy.

Perhaps most notably, its ful­ly sil­i­cone body mea­sures about 9" in total length and 1.25" in max­i­mum diam­e­ter — bold but not bulky, hard­ly heard of for an insertable vibra­tor. It was made for cervix sen­su­al­ists who don't care for girth.

Top that with two strong motors that rever­ber­ate inside me, a ful­ly sub­mersible build, a three-​button con­trol pan­el, and a very rea­son­able price tag, and I'm left won­der­ing why I didn't get one sooner.

There's not much else like the VeDO Quiver Plus out there.

A must-​have for any vagina-​owner explor­ing depth play and cervix massage.

Why Does the Quiver Plus Stand Out?

Many vibra­tors on the mar­ket weren't made for deep pen­e­tra­tion or A‑spot mas­sage; they tend to be short­er, or at least lim­it­ed. The insertable ones often have some delin­eation between the han­dle and insertable por­tion — maybe a met­al ring in the mid­dle, or the sil­i­cone cov­er­ing ends, while the con­trol pan­el is on hard ABS plastic.

The rea­sons feed into each oth­er: it's in part to focus on the G‑spot, and in part because the aver­age user doesn't care to go any­where near their cervix.

I'm not the aver­age user, though.

I love to ser­vice my cervix.

I love when the VeDO Quiver Plus's bulging rip­ples part my labia and push my inter­nal cli­toris — think of the way an ini­tial inser­tion feels when you get a round­ed head in — while also blud­geon­ing my womb.

And it vibrates my insides, both shal­low and deep.

I'm clench­ing think­ing about it again, as I should when review­ing a toy that dicks me down real good.

It feels good to thrust. It feels good to leave it in place while the two motors' alter­na­tion does its thing (A+ use of pat­terns) to make me cum hands-​free. The gestalt of the shal­low­er motor puls­ing, then the deep­er motor, back and forth, gives a throb­bing sense of move­ment I don't usu­al­ly encounter in a vibra­tor of this price range.

(Remember when lux­u­ri­ous LELO was still the dar­ling of the toy indus­try? Yeah, their Elise 2's dual motors are deli­cious — but not near­ly as good a fit for me as the VeDO Quiver Plus, even before fac­tor­ing in that the Quiver Plus is a frac­tion of the cost.)

It feels good to push inside, just rest­ing against my cervix, let­ting my throb­bing walls pull it in deep­er, mere mil­lime­ters of inter­nal nudg­ing mak­ing me cum again.

How Quiver Plus's Motors Measure Up

Vibration Quality

Back when the We-​Vibe Tango reigned supreme, VeDO's BAM bul­let was a key con­tender among alter­na­tives on a bud­get. It was mod­er­ate­ly high-​pitched but, most impor­tant­ly, strong for the $35 at the time — not as luxe as rumbly Tango's deep purr, but few bul­lets beat its motor for the size and price at the time. (My cur­rent top picks? Nu Sensuelle's Nikita and BMS's Swan Maximum bullets.)

When it came to insertable vibra­tors, it's no sur­prise that VeDO's Quiver Plus deliv­ers zesty zing, too — dis­trib­uted across two motors that pulse and throb. Of course, they're more dif­fuse than the BAM bul­let because of the Quiver Plus's broad­er body, but still strong!

And the con­trol pan­el and set­tings sky­rock­et it high­er up my list of favorite A‑spot vibra­tors. (The Pepper Paramour as I knew it is no more, and that's okay, as the VeDO Quiver Plus steps up.)

Settings & Controls

VeDO's Quiver Plus deep pen­e­tra­tion vibrat­ing dil­do fea­tures include:

• A flex­i­ble sil­i­cone shaft
• 2 motors
• 6 inten­si­ties
• 10 vibrat­ing modes
• A 3‑button con­trol pan­el lets you eas­i­ly turn the speed up and down (YESSSSSSS!) and cycle (or ignore) patterns
• Memory func­tion — when you turn it off and back on, it goes to the set­ting you last had it on
• USB recharge­able
• Submersible

If you don't love vibra­tion rhythms and would rather stick to steady vibra­tion, that's cool, but I appre­ci­ate it when the pat­terns are done well. VeDO's Quiver Plus modes include:

• 1 steady vibra­tion set­ting, pri­mar­i­ly focused on the tip
• 3 rhythms where the motors alternate
• 3 where they pulse in waves of vary­ing speeds
• 3 where there's steady vibra­tion on the tip and puls­es on the shaft

The gestalt of the shal­low­er motor puls­ing, then the deep­er motor, back and forth, gives a throb­bing sense of move­ment I don’t usu­al­ly encounter in a vibra­tor of this price range.

VeDO Quiver Plus In Use

Its flex­i­ble sil­i­cone body feels com­fy on my insides. I cer­tain­ly love glass, but there's also just some­thing about feel­ing a toy bend inside me when it's absolute­ly bot­tom­ing me out.

It feels good to push inside, just rest­ing against my cervix, let­ting my throb­bing walls pull it in deep­er, mere mil­lime­ters of inter­nal nudg­ing mak­ing me cum again. It rocks my world when I rock it inside me.

VeDO's Quiver Plus isn't for every­one, but it's dang near per­fect for what it is: a sim­ple shape with a sen­su­al size for spelunk­ing and slip­ping in deep. Its claim to fame is in the frame.

This A‑spot vibra­tor might be the most under­rat­ed toy I've ever tried.

I real­ly under­es­ti­mat­ed you, VeDO, and I'll nev­er do that again. I wait­ed eight years to try this vibra­tor when I real­ly should have request­ed (or bought!) one straight away. The VeDO Quiver Plus is so sim­ple, and it's a must-​have for any vagina-​owner explor­ing depth play and cervix massage.

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Nu Sensuelle Nubii Siren

Need more play­time pow­er? Nu Sensuelle's Nubii Siren doesn't dick as deep, nor does it boast the com­pre­hen­sive con­trols of the VeDO Quiver Plus — but its vibra­tions are far more intense. That's the Nubii Siren's most notable plus side.

A few oth­ers include:

• Long-​pressing the + but­ton to go straight to “tur­bo mode” — the high­est steady speed
• LED set­ting indi­ca­tor — the light glows brighter the high­er you turn up the vibra­tions, and blinks as the motor pulses

Superficially, Nubii and Quiver Plus look sim­i­lar to each oth­er — bumpy, gen­tly curved, silicone-​coated all the way down the shaft — but the expe­ri­ences of these afford­able A‑spot vibra­tors for deep pen­e­tra­tion are decid­ed­ly different.

Specs & Measurements

• 8” long
• 1.2” max­i­mum diameter
• Silicone cov­ers pos­able wire core
• 7 speeds, 13 modes
• 2 but­tons
• Turbo boost option
• USB recharge­able
• Submersible

Vibration Quality

Nu Sensuelle also made one of the old, bold, budget-​friendly bul­lets. It used to be that the Nu Sensuelle Point and Point Plus were, too, top Tango con­tenders for the cash-​strapped — a bit buzzy but so intense.

(Real talk: I haven't tried their Point, but their new­er Nikita bul­let might actu­al­ly be the strongest bul­let I've held and, even by 2025 stan­dards, rum­bli­er than most of the com­peti­tors.)

As with the VeDO Quiver Plus, it makes com­plete sense that the Nu Sensuelle Nubii line would offer viva­cious vibra­tions — going even above and beyond the Quiver Plus. Unfortunately, I don't like much else about the Siren vibrator.

Why I Don't Like It

Beyond the Nu Sensuelle Nubii Siren's motor, I find many things about it annoying:

• Vibrations trav­el to the handle.
• Its shaft has an adjustable wire core, which doesn't work well for my G‑spot. It nei­ther holds its shape nor springs back into place. My walls tend to straight­en it out, so it has only a lit­tle curve and lit­tle resis­tance when I need it.
• So many pat­terns! They're like songs with odd­ly spaced “mea­sures” rather than a beat I can get into! I can­not! There's so much to click through in the pat­terns menu with only two buttons. 
  • I find only three of the 13 pat­terns con­sis­tent enough to be useful.

Thankfully, you can click back, but the Nubii Siren doesn't mea­sure up to the VeDO Quiver Plus's ver­sa­til­i­ty and sen­si­ble controls.

But ugh! I made the mis­take of going off appear­ance alone at a trade show and didn't check the prod­uct list­ing or the pack­age. That's my bad as a review­er, and I'd be even more upset as a consumer.

Closing Thoughts: Which A-Spot Vibrator to Get

I had so few fucks left about the Nubii Siren that I didn't think it deserved a stand­alone review.

So I grouped it with the VeDO Quiver Plus to con­trast and show what an auda­cious A‑spot and cervix mas­sage vibra­tor should be: easy to use, dives deep, and firm enough for some resis­tance against my walls and ceil­ing. Its sil­i­cone is silky mat­te, and the con­trol pan­el is prac­ti­cal­ly fric­tion­less, let­ting me breeze through all the throbs and thrums.

Quiver Plus lives up to its name.

This A‑spot vibra­tor might be the most under­rat­ed toy I've ever tried. I real­ly under­es­ti­mat­ed you, VeDO, and I'll nev­er do that again.

Get the VeDO Quiver Plus or browse my oth­er favorite A‑spotty, cervix-​servicing deep pen­e­tra­tion vibra­tors. Some have stronger vibra­tions, some are firmer. Shop around and see what works for you.