Solis Form 6 Review: A Deep Dive into This G-Spot Vibrator

If you’ve been searching for a G-spot vibrator that actually delivers on its promises, the Solis Form 6 has likely popped up on your radar. With its sleek, curved shape and targeted internal stimulation, it’s designed to hit that sensitive spot with precision. But does it live up to the hype? I spent several weeks testing the Solis Form 6 to give you a practical, no-fluff review.

In this deep dive, I’ll cover the design, vibration quality, ease of use, and how it stacks up against other popular G-spot toys like the Form 2® Pro. Whether you’re new to internal stimulation or a seasoned pro, this review will help you decide if the Solis Form 6 deserves a spot in your collection.

Design and First Impressions

The Solis Form 6 immediately stands out with its ergonomic, S-shaped curve. Unlike straight or bulbous G-spot toys, this design is meant to hook right behind the pubic bone, where the G-spot typically lives. The silicone body is smooth and body-safe, with a slight flex that makes insertion comfortable without feeling flimsy. The base is wide enough to keep it steady during use, but it’s not bulky—just right for solo or partner play.

One thing I appreciated is the single-button control. It’s intuitive: press to cycle through patterns, hold to adjust intensity. No confusing menus or accidental mode changes. The toy is also fully waterproof, which makes cleaning a breeze and opens up shower or bath use. Compared to the Form 2® Pro, which has a more angular handle, the Solis Form 6 feels more streamlined and easier to grip during use.

• Tip: Apply a small amount of water-based lubricant to the tip before insertion for smoother gliding and better sensation.

Vibration Performance and Internal Stimulation

The Solis Form 6 delivers deep, rumbly vibrations that travel through the entire shaft. The motor is surprisingly quiet for its power—you won’t hear it through a closed door, but it’s not silent either. There are 10 vibration modes, ranging from steady hums to pulsing waves. The steady mode worked best for me during internal stimulation, as it provided consistent pressure against the G-spot without distraction.

What sets this apart from other curved vibrators is the way the tip focuses the vibrations. The curve isn’t just for show—it angles the tip directly against the anterior vaginal wall. After a few minutes of use, I could feel the targeted sensation building. For comparison, the Ascend 3® Bullet Vibrator & CarpoTM Vibrating Panties combo offers external clitoral stimulation, but the Solis Form 6 is purely internal, so it’s a different experience. If you prefer blended orgasms, you might want to pair it with a clitoral vibrator.

• Tip: Experiment with different angles—rocking the handle slightly forward or backward can change the pressure point for better G-spot targeting.

Ease of Use and Maintenance

The Solis Form 6 is simple to operate. After charging via the magnetic USB cable (about 2 hours for a full charge), it runs for roughly 2 hours on medium speed. The battery indicator light is subtle but helpful—it glows white when charging and turns off when full. Cleaning is straightforward: wash with warm water and mild soap, or use a toy cleaner. The silicone is non-porous, so it won’t harbor bacteria.

One minor tradeoff: the single button can be a bit stiff to press when your hands are slippery. I found it easier to press the button before inserting the toy, then adjust settings once inside. Also, the toy is slightly heavier than some other G-spot options, which might be a plus for those who prefer a weighted feel, but could be tiring for longer sessions. Overall, it’s a well-built toy that’s easy to incorporate into a routine.

• Tip: Store the Solis Form 6 in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the silicone and battery life.

How It Compares to Other G-Spot Toys

I compared the Solis Form 6 to the Form 2® Pro and the Remote Control Silicone Plug. The Form 2® Pro has a more pronounced curve and a textured handle, but its vibrations are slightly buzzier and less deep. The Solis Form 6 wins on rumble and quietness. The Remote Control Silicone Plug, on the other hand, is designed for prostate or anal play, so it’s a different category—but if you’re looking for internal stimulation, the Solis Form 6 is more focused on the G-spot.

For those who want a classic G-spot toy without extra features like app control or patterns, the Solis Form 6 is a solid choice. It’s not the cheapest option, but the build quality and performance justify the price. If you’re on a budget, the Wanachi - Maxi Massager is a versatile wand that can also work for G-spot stimulation, but it’s less targeted. The Solis Form 6 is purpose-built for internal pleasure.

• Tip: If you’re new to G-spot play, start with the Solis Form 6 on the lowest setting and gradually increase intensity as you become more comfortable.

The Solis Form 6 is a well-designed G-spot vibrator that delivers on its promise of targeted internal stimulation. Its curved shape, rumbly vibrations, and user-friendly controls make it a strong contender for anyone seeking a dedicated G-spot toy. While it’s not the most versatile toy (it’s purely internal), it excels at what it does. If you’re ready to explore or enhance your G-spot pleasure, the Solis Form 6 is worth the investment.