Fun Factory Manta – Exclusive Review
RECHARGEABLE VIBRATING STROKER
Fun Factory Manta
Reviewed by The Pleasure Reporter • October 2025
8.4
EDITOR’S RATING
Price
$139
Battery
≈ 90–120 minutes
The Bottom Line
Fun Factory’s Manta is a premium silicone stroker built for vibration-forward pleasure. The open “mantis” fins channel lube and hug the shaft while a rumbly motor targets the frenulum. It’s small, quiet, shower-friendly, and simple—no app, just intuitive buttons. As a solo toy or as a couple’s add-on for oral and partnered play, it’s stellar. If you want suction or thrusting motion, you’ll need a different category of toy.
✓ What We Love
- Deep, rumbly vibrations focused where they count
- Open-fork design fits a wide range of sizes & plays nicely with oral
- Premium, velvety medical-grade silicone
- Quiet operation and strong build quality
- Waterproof for shower play and easy cleaning
- Travel lock + intuitive two-button control
- Great as a couple’s accessory (on shaft or frenulum during oral/hand play)
✗ Room for Improvement
- No app or remote—manual controls only
- Open design won’t deliver tight, enveloping suction
- Battery life is good, but not marathon-level
- Price sits in the premium bracket
- Fins can slip without enough lube or pressure
In-Depth Review
Design & Build Quality
Manta’s split-fork head funnels lube and cradles the shaft. The silicone is thick, satiny, and slightly springy; seams are virtually invisible. The body houses simple +/- buttons with a travel lock. Overall, it feels like a tank for its size—no rattle, no flimsy caps.
Power & Performance
The motor is more rumbly than buzzy, making it excellent for frenulum-focused stimulation and edging. It shines as a solo stroker with lube and as a couple’s accessory during oral, where the forks keep contact without blocking access. Multiple speeds/patterns keep it varied, though there’s no mechanical squeeze or thrust.
Controls & Features
No app here—just tactile +/- buttons and a travel lock. That simplicity is a plus if you want instant, reliable control without pairing. The vibrations ramp smoothly, and patterns are easy to cycle mid-session.
Battery Life & Charging
Expect roughly 90–120 minutes per charge, depending on intensity. It uses Fun Factory’s magnetic Click’n’Charge USB cable; a full charge typically takes a few hours. Power hold is steady with no noticeable drop-off until the end of the cycle.
Waterproofing & Care
Manta is waterproof for shower play and easy cleanup. Rinse with warm water and mild soap/toy cleaner, then air-dry. Stick to water-based lubes to protect the silicone finish.
Who Should Buy This?
Perfect for users who want a premium, low-profile vibrator for edging, oral enhancement, and couple’s play. If you crave suction, contractions, or thrusting motion, consider devices like Lovense Max 2 or Solace Pro instead.
Technical Specifications
Materials: Medical-grade silicone, ABS
Dimensions: Compact handheld with split-fork head
Motor: Rumbly vibrator with multiple speeds & patterns
Battery Life: ≈ 90–120 minutes
Charge Time: A few hours to full
Charging: Magnetic Click’n’Charge USB cable
Waterproof: Waterproof (submersible)
Controls: Two-button interface + travel lock
Noise: Quiet, low-pitch rumble
Price: $139 USD
Final Verdict
For rumbly, targeted vibrations in a premium silicone body, the Fun Factory Manta is a class act. It’s discreet, tough, and versatile for solo or partner play. If you’re chasing suction or mechanical motion, look elsewhere—but if you want a quiet, waterproof, travel-friendly stroker, this one’s easy to recommend.
Use plenty of water-based lube, seat the forks under the frenulum, and ride the rumbles—solo or while someone’s mouth/hands stay in the mix.
Rating Breakdown
Vibration Quality
8.8/10 – Rumbly motor with good depth
Comfort & Fit
9/10 – Velvety silicone; open design adapts easily
Ease of Use
9.2/10 – Simple buttons; no pairing hassles
Noise Level
8.5/10 – Quiet, low-pitch hum
Cleanup
9.4/10 – Waterproof and open design dries fast
Value for Money
8.6/10 – Premium build justifies the tag
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