Dame review
Dame designs its own devices and keeps product manuals in the help centre. The shop gives me a few formats to compare without switching brands. There’s the wearable Eva, the finger-mounted Fin and the palm-sized Pom. It also sells Pillo, a support cushion with separate care instructions.
Read the manual before picking a format
I’d open the manual for the model I liked and check where its controls sit, how it charges and what comes in the box. Dame has a guide for choosing among its devices. Good Vibrations carries Dame’s Pom alongside other brands, which gives me a wider comparison if I want two devices in the same format.
Store credit and the warranty cover different things
Dame’s return page gives direct customers 60 days from delivery to request store credit for the product price. The company says customers don’t ship the item back. It handles defective products under a separate three-year warranty with proof of purchase. If I bought from another retailer, I’d read that seller’s return terms as well.
Anabel’s take
I’d start with the size and controls I could see in the manual. If I was still torn between two models, I’d check what each one includes and how the warranty works before ordering.