Tracy's Dog Pockety Review: Wearable Finger Vibrator

Tracy's Dog Pockety curves along the con­tours of my hand, intu­itive AF for solo and couple's play.

As the name sug­gests, it's petite and dis­creet — about the size of a deck of cards — and I love how the but­ton lines up just right with my thumb, whichev­er hand I'm using.

Yes, I'm geek­ing out over the fact that, when most fin­ger vibra­tors are right-​handed, Pockety is lefty-​friendly, too! I use dif­fer­ent hands for dif­fer­ent pur­pos­es, like thrust­ing a dil­do with my right hand and cli­toral stim­u­la­tion with my left.

And once I saw the lack of southpaw-​friendly fin­ger vibes, I couldn't unsee it.

Perhaps most impor­tant, though, is that it's decent­ly pow­ered — noth­ing too wild, but qui­et and pleas­ant for the price.

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Tracy's Dog Pockety Specs & Stats

• Silky mat­te silicone
• 4.4” long x 2.8” wide x 2.2” deep 
  • 1.2” deep along the vibrat­ing portion
  • 1” deep on the finger-​wrapping wear­able part
• USB recharge­able with mag­net­ic contacts
• Cycle through 3 steady speeds and 4 patterns
• Travel lock!!!

The Hands-On Experience: Does It Deliver?

I don't have to think about hold­ing Pockety by Tracy's Dog — it feels like a nat­ur­al exten­sion of my hand when the “wings” cup over my fin­gers and leave my thumb free to click through the set­tings. Controlling the vibra­tions is a breeze.

Pockety's curves remind me of the Clandestine Mimic Plus or Fun Factory Laya 3, made to caress my clit and pubic bone. One of the humps is light­ly tex­tured for grind­ing if direct fric­tion on the but­tery sil­i­cone is your thing. (I pre­fer using exter­nal toys over my under­wear, but you do you.)

I wish it had more of a defined apex point, like Dame Products’ Pom, but I can use the top edge along Pockety to focus the vibrations.

While they're not quite whisper-​quiet, they're eas­i­ly cov­ered with a blan­ket and some white noise — or music or using it in the show­er. (It's splashproof!)

Pockety isn't my go-​to for inten­si­ty — get a Je Joue bul­let or We-​Vibe Touch X if you want sim­i­lar­ly silky sil­i­cone and rum­ble — but it's enough if I'm pair­ing it with penetration.

If phone vibra­tions were a 1 and the We-​Vibe Tango X was a 10, I'd put the Pockety at a 3 or 4.

What I Like About Tracy's Dog Pockety

• Using the edge for focus­ing vibrations
• Clicking through set­tings with my left hand or right hand
• Simple con­trol interface
• Travel lock — hold both but­tons down to pre­vent the toy from turn­ing on with acci­den­tal bumps.
• Affordable and great for those who like tex­tures and sub­tler vibrations

TL;DR & Closing Thoughts

Tracy's Dog Pockety is an afford­able, ambidex­trous fin­ger vibra­tor with subtle-​to-​moderate vibrations.

Its fin­ger loop and two-​button design make it com­fort­able for both left and right-​handed use, though pow­er seek­ers might want some­thing more sub­stan­tial, like:

• We-Vibe's Touch X for the silky sil­i­cone surfaces
• BMS's Swan Maximum bul­let for more vroom 
  • Comes with a soft sil­i­cone band that can be worn on some dain­ty fingers
• Je Joue's clas­sic bul­let. for a bal­ance of soft­ness, strength, and wearability 
  • And yes, there's one with a wear­able (and roomi­er) fin­ger loop!
  • The but­tons on the side, also quite easy to reach for the left or right hand

But if you don't need much inten­si­ty, Pockety is great for cou­ples play and solo ses­sions, espe­cial­ly when com­bined with penetration.

Yes, I'm geek­ing out over the fact that, when most fin­ger vibra­tors are right-​handed, Pockety is lefty-​friendly, too!

Further Reading: Tracy's Dog Vibrator Reviews

• Swirlii Review: Gyrating Vibrator for Shallow Penetration
• Elatia & Beta Curling "Finger" Rabbit Vibrator Review
• Tracy's Dog Surreal Review: Bluetooth Lipstick Vibrator
• Tracy's Dog OG 3 Review: 2‑in‑1 Air Pulse Dual Stimulator
• Rabbit Vibrator Trends: Air Pulse Dual Stimulators & More

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