This is the least expensive way to find out whether air-pulse is for you, and everything else on this page follows from that.
plusOne is a Massachusetts brand that put reasonably-made toys on drugstore shelves. Inverse covered the brand in 2021 under a headline about the surprisingly decent sex toys you can buy at your local drugstore, which is a fair summary of the whole proposition. At $58.50 the Arouser costs about a quarter of the Womanizer Premium 2 and roughly half the Starlet 3. One button, no app, no screen, nothing to pair.
What buyers actually say. The review base is small — nine reviews at Best Buy, thirty-four at Influenster, forty-three in total — so read it as a signal rather than a verdict. The praise is consistent on one point: the people who like this toy like it on the lowest setting. One Best Buy reviewer wrote that even the lowest setting was 10/10. Another wrote that it is exceptional for the price.
The criticism is just as consistent and points the other way. The most common complaint is that the suction is not strong enough. One one-star Best Buy reviewer wrote that it is nothing special and not strong enough to do anything for her. An Influenster reviewer tied it to the shape, writing that the air suction could be stronger and that there is a learning curve in finding the best way to grasp the best suction. Those are the same complaint twice. Air-pulse only works through a closed seal, and this body is awkward to hold at the right angle.
What we do not know, and will not pretend to. We could not reach a plusOne product page or manual for this model anywhere. That means no published dimensions, no weight, no decibel figure, no silicone grade, no phthalate-free statement and no warranty terms that apply in Canada. Retailer listings disagree on whether it has four intensity settings or five, and on whether a full charge takes eighty minutes or two hours, so we publish neither figure. The brand says fully waterproof, safe for the bath or shower, and never once publishes an IP rating — so we do not call it submersible, and no one else should either.
One practical note. Best Buy, which used to carry this model, now lists it as no longer available in new condition. Buy it as the inexpensive experiment it is rather than as a long-term purchase.






