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Vibratex Mystic Wand Review

Tested & Rated with Methodology v1.1

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  • Updated: November 14, 2023

Overall Score

7.2

What is it:

How generally good the wand is. It’s a weighted average of the wand’s performance in various areas.

Scoring Factors:

6.9

18%

Max Vibration Power

6.6

14%

Power Range

8.5

15%

Comfort & Ease of Use

9.0

13%

Use During Sex

6.2

11%

Rumbliness

9.0

13%

Noise

5.0

8%

Build Quality

7.3

4%

Attachment Compatibility

9.3

1%

Mount Compatibility

3%

Battery Life

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Performance Ratings

6.9
6.6
6.2
8.5
7.6
9.0
7.3
9.3
5.0

MAX VIBRATION POWER

POWER RANGE

RUMBLINESS

COMFORT & EASE OF USE

USE DURING SEX

NOISE

ATTACHMENT COMPATIBILITY

MOUNT COMPATIBILITY

BUILD QUALITY

Our Verdict

The Vibratex Mystic Wand is a mid-budget, compact wand vibrator. I enjoy the vibration strength and range. And I find the wand’s small size makes it easy and comfortable to use. 

But this wand feels cheap and low-quality to me. And the Mystic wand is not rechargeable. It’s powered by 4 AA batteries – this cost adds up fast! It’s a much more expensive wand in the long run.

While it’s not necessarily a “bad” vibrator, other rechargeable wands in this price range have better performance and higher quality overall. I see no reason to buy the Vibratex Mystic wand over these comparably-priced wands.

If you want a compact wand like the Mystic, I’d go with the Magic Wand Mini in this price range. It’s stronger, more rumbly, more comfortable, and higher quality. And if you want the extreme power of a full-sized wand, the Magic Wand Plus is also similar in price.

Either wand, or one of the similarly-priced options I recommend below, is a better fit for most people.

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Pros

  • Quiet
  • Inexpensive

Cons

  • Battery operated
  • Buzzy
  • Weak

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The Vibratex Mystic wand underperforms for the price and isn’t worth buying. It’s weaker and buzzier than other similarly-priced mini wands, including the Magic Wand Mini and FemmeFunn Ultra Wand. The fact it uses AA batteries also means you’ll spend more in the long run. 

See our recommendations for the best mini wand vibrators, the best wand vibrators under $100, and the best cordless wand vibrators.

Build Quality

Build Quality Rating:

5.0

What is it:

Our perception of the wand vibrator’s durability and material quality; whether it feels cheap or sturdy and long-lasting. If we noticed any decline in a wand’s performance over our months of testing, it is accounted for in its Build Quality rating.

When does it matter:

When you want a wand vibrator to last for years. Many wand vibrator manufacturers provide a warranty (usually 1 to 2 years), but a higher quality wand vibrator is more likely to endure after your warranty is expired.

Scoring Factors:

Subjectively Scored

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Mystic Wand Build Quality

Though I enjoy its vibrations, the Mystic Wand’s poor build quality makes it difficult to recommend. The plastic handle feels cheaper than other wands. And its ribbed silicone head feels poorer quality than others – some of the ribbed edges seem to peel or get damaged easily. And the silicone is loose around the neck which feels cheap.

Most importantly, quality wand vibrators are rechargeable or wall-powered. But the Mystic wand still uses 4 AA batteries. Replacing batteries becomes expensive quickly. 

Vibrations: Power And Range

Max Power Rating

6.9

What is it:

How strong the wand vibrator’s highest power level feels.

When does it matter:

If you prefer the extreme power some wands offer or want to make sure your wand at least reaches a certain strength.

Scoring Factors:

Subjectively Scored

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Power Range Rating:

6.6

What is it:

How wide the range is between the highest and lowest power levels, and whether it has enough power levels that steps between levels aren’t too large.

When does it matter:

A broad power range is usually important because it enables more versatile stimulation. You can start on softer levels when your body isn’t ready for crazy strong power. But when you want more strength, you can turn it up high.

Scoring Factors:

6.6

100%

Adjusted Power Range Width

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Power vs Frequency Graph:

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What is it:

A graph of each wand vibrator’s power vs frequency across all of its power levels. 

When does it matter:

If you want a detailed look at the full power and frequency characteristics of any particular wand vibrator. This will tell you how strong and how rumbly each setting of the wand feels.

How Strong Is Each Power?

  • Power ≤ 3: Comparable to the vibration strength of smaller vibrators like bullets.
  • Power between 3 and 4.5: Comparable to … 

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  • Power ≤ 3: Comparable to the vibration strength of smaller vibrators like bullets.
  • Power between 3 and 4.5: Comparable to the vibration strength of mid-sized, non-wand vibrators like the Lelo Mona 2, Lovense Hyphy, Lovense Lush 3, We-Vibe Nova 2, etc.
  • Power between 4.5 and 7: Slightly to moderately more powerful than mid-sized, non-wand vibrators like those mentioned above. 
  • Power ≥ 7: Substantially stronger than other kinds of vibrators. These levels feel extremely powerful.

The Vibration Power scale is defined with a 10.0 given to the most powerful wand vibrator’s highest strength (Currently the Doxy Die Cast). So a vibration power of 8.0 feels 80% as strong as the Doxy Die Cast. A 5.0 feels 50% as strong, and so on.

The Mystic Wand has moderate power typical for a wand this size. Though it doesn’t provide the extreme power of a full-sized wand, it’s stronger than my favorite non-wand vibrators. 

I actually enjoy the Mystic wand’s three power levels. It starts out soft which is great while you’re warming up – then it ends with a solid amount of strength that’s not overwhelming.

Though I enjoy the Mystic Wand’s vibrations, several higher-quality wands are just as good while performing better in other aspects too.

Magic Wand Mini as Better Option for Mystic Vibratex
The Mystic Vibratex (left) with a higher-quality alternative, the Magic Wand Mini (right)

At the same price, you could get the Magic Wand Mini – a quality wand, and one of my favorites. It has a similar power range with more rumbliness too.

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Vibrations: Frequency (Rumbliness)

Rumbliness Rating:

6.2

What is it:

How “rumbly” (low frequency) or “buzzy” (high frequency) a wand vibrator feels at each of its power levels. And whether a wand can deliver strong vibrations while remaining reasonably rumbly. Higher scores indicate a “more rumbly” (lower-frequency) wand, since the majority of people prefer rumbliness. But ultimately vibration frequency is a personal preference.

When does it matter:

If you prefer vibrations in a specific area along the rumbly-to-buzzy spectrum.

Scoring Factors:

7.0

50%

Median Vibration Frequency

5.4

50%

Average Power Per Frequency

0%

Power vs Frequency Graphs

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Power vs Frequency Graph:

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What is it:

A graph of each wand vibrator’s power vs frequency across all of its power levels. 

When does it matter:

If you want a detailed look at the full power and frequency characteristics of any particular wand vibrator. This will tell you how strong and how rumbly each setting of the wand feels.

Frequency on Low Power:

47 Hz

(Extremely Rumbly)

Median Frequency:

80 Hz

(Neutral)

What is it:

What part of the frequency spectrum a wand vibrator’s power levels are centered around. It’s the vibration frequency of the wand’s middle power level (the average of the two middle levels if there is an even number of settings).

When does it matter:

If you prefer vibrations in a particular part of the frequency spectrum. This is a fast way to see whether one wand’s vibration levels are generally more rumbly or buzzy than another wand’s vibration settings. Since most people prefer rumbly toys, a higher performance score implies a lower-frequency (more rumbly) wand. 

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Frequency on High Power:

92 Hz

(Moderately Buzzy)

Ave Power Per Frequency:

5.4

What is it:

A measure that rewards wand vibrators that remain rumbly (low-frequency) while packing good vibration strength. Calculated for a wand using the normalized power / normalized frequency at each power level and taking the median.

When does it matter:

If you want a wand with a good balance of power and rumbliness.

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We rate rumbly wands higher than buzzy wands because that’s what most people prefer. But choose based on your preferences.

The Vibratex Mystic wand’s lowest vibration power is the only setting that feels rumbly. But since the Mystic wand is only moderately powerful, you’ll likely spend most of your time on the two highest settings. And these feel neutral to moderately buzzy. 

At this moderate strength, I don’t mind somewhat buzzy vibrators personally. It’s not extreme by any means. But most people will want something more rumbly.

If that’s you, the Magic Wand Mini is more rumbly at a similar price. Or for around $20 more, the Dame Com’s entire power range is extremely rumbly from beginning to end.

Learn more about vibration frequency (rumbliness)