Biird review

Biird’s Evii looks like a small pebble. Namii 2 looks like it comes with a lamp, which it more or less does. I’d choose between them by how they work, then decide whether the charging base is something I’d actually want to leave out.

Evii or Namii 2?

Evii has two vibration motors and three buttons for changing modes and intensity. Namii 2 adds suction, with seven strengths and six vibration modes. Its wireless charging base also works as a light. MysteryVibe gives me a different choice. Its devices have buttons and an app for changing individual motors, while the detail I’d look at on the Namii 2 is the charging base.

What you get back on a return

Biird accepts qualifying direct orders for return within 30 days of purchase. The refund comes as store credit for the product price, with shipping excluded. The warranty has a separate process for defects and asks for proof of purchase. If I were unsure about a model, I’d decide first whether I’d be happy putting the credit towards something else from Biird.

Anabel’s take

I’d pick Evii if I wanted a compact vibrator with physical buttons. I’d spend the extra space on Namii 2 if I wanted to try suction and would use the charging base as a bedside light.

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