Booty Call Booty Shaker 4 Inch Anal Beads — Black review

A vibrating anal plug that reviewers consistently describe as powerful, with rhythmic patterns that work exactly as promised. At four inches insertable, it sits in the training-friendly range — substantial enough to feel properly present, compact enough that you're not committing to an ordeal.

This is a plug with a motor that means it. Reviewers talk about "throbbing" and "very powerful" vibrations, and the patterns seem to land well — one buyer called them "wonderful rhythms", which is about as enthusiastic as these things get. It does what the box says, which sounds unremarkable until you've owned a few that don't.

The four-inch length puts it in a useful middle ground. One reviewer using it for training found it "perfect" for that purpose, though they noted they didn't feel the ball much at first — which is normal when you're working up to something. The silicone is smooth and non-porous, so it behaves predictably with water-based lube and cleans up properly.

Weight sits at 134 grams, which is light enough to forget about once it's in place but present enough that you know it's there. The flared base isn't documented in the supplier spec, but the category demands it and nothing in the reviews suggests it's missing.

What stands out across the reviews is consistency. Multiple people say it works well "in every situation", which is the kind of thing you only hear when a product doesn't have a fussy sweet spot or a narrow use case. It's a plug that does the job without asking you to work around its limitations.

If you're new to vibrating plugs or working your way up in size, this one suits that exactly.

This suits someone who wants a vibrating plug that sits in the training-friendly range — four inches is enough to feel substantial without asking too much of you. If you're working your way up or you want something you can wear comfortably for a while, the size and the power both land in the right place.

It's also a good pick if you've been disappointed by underpowered motors before. Reviewers are consistent on this one being genuinely strong, which is not something you can say about every plug with a battery in it.

If you're after something larger or you're already comfortable with more substantial toys, this will feel conservative. And if you're right at the beginning — first plug, never tried anal play — you might want to start with something non-vibrating and a bit smaller, then come back to this one once you know what you like.

The silicone means it's straightforward to live with, which matters when you're still working out what suits you.

Silicone, so soap and hot water is genuinely all it needs. Non-porous means you can clean it properly and it will last as long as the motor does. Use water-based lube only — silicone lube degrades silicone toys, and while it won't happen overnight, it will happen.

The motor is not waterproof according to the spec, so keep it out of the bath and rinse it carefully rather than submerging it. Dry it before you put it away, and store it somewhere it won't get pressed against other silicone toys — they can bond to each other if they're left touching for long enough.

Batteries or rechargeable status isn't stated in the supplier data, so check the packaging when it arrives. If it takes batteries, keep spares.

This sits in the anal beads category, though it's structured more like a plug with a motor than a traditional graduated string. If you want to see where it ranks against other beads — and against plugs that behave similarly — the full scored list is on the best anal beads page.

So should you buy it?

Yes, if you want a vibrating plug that's powerful, well-sized for training, and does what it says without drama. The four-inch length is approachable, the motor is strong, and reviewers are consistent in saying it works well across different situations. It scores 86 and carries a Coy Recommended grade, which reflects both the high satisfaction scores and the fact that it's made of body-safe silicone.

Look elsewhere if you need something larger, or if you're right at the beginning and want to start with a non-vibrating option. Otherwise, this is a solid, reliable pick that doesn't ask you to work around its limitations.

Available now for $24.95. Ships from New Zealand.

This review is based on 88 verified buyer reviews aggregated from 3 retailers, averaging 4.5 stars. The Coyscore of 86 reflects high satisfaction (89) and strong value (84), with enough reviews to call it confidently. The material claim comes from the supplier spec, not from review text.

Insertable length: 4 inches (derived from supplier data)
Material: Silicone (supplier spec)
Non-porous: Yes (derived from supplier data)
Weight: 0.134 kg (supplier data)
Maximum diameter: Not stated by the supplier
Flared base: Not stated by the supplier — safety-critical and not inferred from category
Taper: Not stated by the supplier

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