Dame Reviews
Dame is a US brand with a strong reputation for body-safe materials and clear documentation: every model we have reviewed publishes medical-grade silicone, a 3-year warranty and its intensity and pattern counts. The one consistent caveat is currency, Dame prices in US dollars, so the figures below are the documented USD prices, not conversions. All seven reviews are built from Dame’s own official specifications, not physical testing, and each states the date we verified it. Ranked by our rating.
| Model | Rating | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dame Arc | 4.0 | 119.00 USD | Curved G-spot and clitoral stimulation |
| Dame Aer | 4.0 | 125.00 USD | Compact air-pulse stimulation |
| Dame Pom | 4.0 | 103.00 USD | Flexible palm-held external vibration |
| Dame Eva II | 3.5 | 129.00 USD | Hands-free external stimulation |
| Dame Com | 3.5 | 119.00 USD | Flexible wand-style external vibration |
| Dame Dip | 3.5 | 44.00 USD | Entry-level internal and external vibrator |
| Dame Fin | 3.5 | 49.00 USD | Finger-worn external vibrator |
How to choose a Dame
For internal G-spot stimulation, the Arc is the insertable: an ergonomic curve with a bulbed tip, 5 intensity levels and 5 patterns, USB-C charging and a 3-year warranty. It is ranked among the insertables on the best G-spot & internal vibrators page.
For contactless air-pulse, the Aer is the compact stimulator: a flexible silicone mouth that seals across anatomies, the same 5-plus-5 controls and 3-year warranty, in a body about 118 mm tall. It is ranked against the Womanizer and LELO devices on the best air-pulse & sonic stimulators page.
For a simple, flexible external vibrator, the Pom is the palm-held pick: a soft 83 x 56 x 30 mm body in medical-grade silicone with 5 intensity levels and 5 patterns, USB-C charging, a 1-hour runtime from a 2-hour charge and the 3-year warranty, at 103 USD. Dame states it is waterproof without an IP rating and publishes no weight or noise figure.
For a wand-style vibrator, the Com is Dame’s flexible-neck wand: medical-grade silicone, 5 intensity levels and 5 patterns, a travel lock, USB-C, a 1-hour runtime from a 2.5-hour charge and the 3-year warranty at 119 USD. Dame states it is waterproof without an IP rating, publishes no weight or noise figure, and gives two different dimension figures on the same page, which the review spells out. It is compared with the other wands on the best wand vibrators page.
For a first vibrator, the Dip is the entry model: a 147 x 33 mm medical-grade silicone body for internal or external use, 5 intensity levels on a single steady pattern, USB-C, a 1.5-hour runtime from a 2-hour charge and the 3-year warranty at 44 USD, the cheapest Dame we review. Dame states it is waterproof without an IP rating and publishes no weight or noise figure. The Dip and the Pom are ranked with the other compact vibrators on the best mini and bullet vibrators page.
For vibration on your fingers, the Fin is the finger-worn external vibrator with a removable tether: medical-grade silicone, 5 intensity levels on one steady pattern, USB-C, a 1-hour runtime from a 2-hour charge and the 3-year warranty at 49 USD. Dame’s own page gives two different level counts and two sets of dimensions, which the review discloses, and publishes no weight or noise figure.
For hands-free use during sex, the Eva II tucks its flexible wings under the labia so nothing is inserted and nothing needs holding, which is why it appears among the best couples’ toys.
Every model links to its full review with the complete specification and the retailers we list. If this is a first purchase, start with the first-time buyer guide, and for the whole catalogue see the best-of 2026 ranking.