Vibrator battery doesn't last long enough

The last two nights I've been trying to masturbate w/ my vibrator, I never am able to finish before it dies on me!!!! It has a charger that goes into the wall... I know I should probably invest in another one, but those things aren't cheap if you want a good one!!!! What can one do in desperate need of finishing ?!!!! This drives me crazyyyy!!!

#NeedToFinish!!!!! ??

If it's rechargeable and never lasts long enough, then the battery is just gone. You can probably take it apart to find a part number, google it, and see if you could find a replacement.

Or just go for something that is electric. It will be way more powerful and never run out!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DO43XTO/ref=pd_aw_sim_sbs_121_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=KQVG7HNHRHBNDB2NYCG2&dpPl=1&dpID=611P0FF94bL

Something like that. Wahl makes one too. You can even find them in your local CVS Or Walgreens store. I'd say it's the next $15 you could spend!

Looks like you will have to get a cheaper battery powered vibrator until you can afford a nice one. It's a shame that some rechargable things don't last.

Some people have vibrators with removable rechargable batteries. Harbor Freight sells rechargable batteries and chargers for them. You could have 2 or 3 sets of batteries and swap them out so you always have good live ones.

I like your profile. You are a pretty cool woman. Take care!

The last two nights I've been trying to masturbate w/ my vibrator, I never am able to finish before it dies on me!!!!

How long does your vibrator run before it dies?

Does it have replaceable or removable batteries?

What size batteries?

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I use a two battery vibrator that I am "somewhat" addicted to. The old batteries had been in it for a while, but it still worked it seemed. Worked, that is, until I tried 2 NEW batteries in it. Fully charged does make a certifiable difference I will attest to. I think time for a Costco sized battery pack!

I don't know how good they are, but Wish.com sells "toys" on their site. Some of them are pretty inexpensive, but be sure you shop around on there before you actually buy. Some "stores" sell things cheaper than others and watch the shipping. They sometimes will really screw you over on the shipping. I also check the reviews as well. I haven't purchased a vibrator from them (yet). Waiting on a steal & jeweled buttplug and some other things to arrive. They wont be here until around July 11th, I think. I know it's all cheap stuff from China, but the prices are right!

Buy a second cheap one and swap halfway through? Or buy a better one, or a plug in one. If it’s easy to open, see about replacing the batteries though if it’s a cheap model, the batteries may cost more than replacing the whole thing.

I use a bullet vibrator that uses 3 AA batteries. I have been using a bullet style vibrator for almost 20 years. I feel like the batteries only last really strong for around 30 minutes, then I toss them into a ziplock bag filled with other batteries that have past the 30 minute mark and are still good. Those batteries in the bag get used when my current package from Costco runs out. I am always running out of fresh batteries ??

My next vibrator is going to be a magic wand that plugs into the wall.

@Allie80 I have started using rechargeable AA batteries for everything. Have a large enough of a collection that you have a set or two charged and ready all the time. I have found the rechargeables last longer in the devices too. I have also found the Eveready brand at Dollar General to last the longest and are the least expensive initially. Some of the more expensive brands like the "copper top" have failed in a very short time.

My late partner had a few battery operated boyfriends (BOB) but Bob was always letting her down. We tried a Hitachi magic wand that plugs in and not only did it get her off higher farther faster than the battery operated one, it never ran down because it was plugged in. We had a toybag and just included an extension cord in the bag. She once forgot it on a trip and missed it so much we went to an adult store and bought a back up. They are available on eBay sometimes for less than 30 bucks and are always on there for around 50 which is a lot cheaper than walking in somewhere and buying one. Try it you'll like it. Guaranteed.

Another good reason to stay connected to "the Grid", @Moppys_jalopy !

You might want to look into lithium batteries. They are expensive but have a high power density. If the Hitachi does not do it for her ping me. I have a couple nice little 2 cycle weed whacker engines looking for a fun project..

Why not buy one that plugs in ?