XtoysElectraStim Flick Stimulator Multi Pack EM60-M Review
Editor's opinion
The Flick Multi Pack is a well-considered entry into electro play, pairing a motion-responsive rechargeable controller with enough accessories to explore several styles of stimulation. It suits the curious beginner or a couple wanting one kit that covers many bases, though the single output and the learning curve of e-stim mean it rewards patience over impulse.
Electro-stimulation is one of the more distinctive corners of adult play, and it can be intimidating to approach cold. The ElectraStim Flick Multi Pack sets out to lower that barrier by bundling a controller with the loops, probe, pads and consumables you would otherwise buy piece by piece.
The headline is the Flick controller itself, which adds motion sensing to the usual set of programmes, letting you shape the rhythm with your wrist rather than only cycling through presets. The question for a buyer is whether that novelty, plus the breadth of the accessory pack, justifies choosing this over a plainer controller or a single-accessory purchase.
The good and the bad
What works
- USB rechargeable, so no batteries to hunt for
- Motion-responsive control adds hands-on pacing beyond fixed patterns
- Broad accessory pack covers loops, a probe and adhesive pads
- Seven built-in programmes including escalating patterns
- Three-year warranty registration and a protective storage pouch
What to be aware of
- Single output, so only one accessory can be driven at a time
- Electro play has a genuine learning curve and safety rules to follow
- Consumables like conductive gel and lube will need replacing over time
- Not suitable for anyone with a pacemaker or certain heart conditions
Buy it if
Newcomers to electro-stimulation who want one kit that lets them try several approaches, and couples looking to share the controller across solo and partnered sessions.
Skip it if
Anyone wanting to run two accessories at once for dual-channel play should look at a multi-output controller instead. It is also unsuitable for people with pacemakers or heart conditions, who should avoid e-stim entirely.
Design and what's in the pack
The Flick controller is compact at roughly 9.5cm long, and its defining trait is the patent-pending motion feature: alongside seven programmes it stimulates in rhythm with how you move the unit, so you can set the pace by hand rather than only stepping through presets. That makes it more interactive than a basic controller, and more forgiving for someone still learning what intensity suits them.
The pack is generous. You get the single-output stimulator, adjustable cock and scrotal loops with gel, a vaginal and anal probe with lube, four square self-adhesive pads, the output and USB cables, a pouch and instructions. That spread means one purchase lets you try external pads, internal probe work and loop stimulation without buying each separately.
How it is meant to be used
Electro-stimulation works by delivering controlled electrical signals to the nerve endings, so conductivity matters: the loops ship with gel and the probe with lube for exactly that reason. The four adhesive pads can be placed on the body and are rated for use during intercourse as well as solo sessions, which is where the couples angle comes in.
Because this is a single-output controller, it drives one accessory at a time rather than balancing two channels. That is perfectly normal for a starter kit, but worth understanding before you buy: if the appeal is running two areas simultaneously, this is not the unit for it. Reading the supplied safety guidance before your first session is not optional with e-stim.
Charging and care
The Flick uses a USB rechargeable system and charges in around four hours, so there are no batteries to keep in the drawer. Keeping it topped up between sessions means it is ready when you are.
Afterwards, the accessories should be cleaned following the supplied instructions, and everything stores in the protective pouch to keep the parts together and in good order. Bear in mind the gel and lube are consumables you will eventually replenish, and conductive gel in particular is what makes the loops perform well, so it is worth keeping some in stock.
How it compares
Against a standalone controller, the Flick's advantage is twofold: the motion feature and the fact that it arrives ready to play with a full accessory set rather than an empty box. For someone unsure which style of stimulation they will prefer, that breadth is the strongest argument in its favour.
Against higher-tier ElectraStim controllers, the trade-off is the single output. More advanced kits offer dual channels and finer control, but they cost more and assume you already know what you like. As a first, versatile step into e-stim, the Flick pack is pitched sensibly.
The bottom line
If you are curious about electro-stimulation and want a single kit that lets you explore loops, a probe and pads without piecing it together yourself, the Flick Multi Pack is a sound choice, helped by USB charging and an interactive motion feature. Just go in knowing it is a single-output unit with a real learning curve, and that anyone with a pacemaker or heart condition should not use e-stim at all.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to buy anything else to use it?
Not to get started. The pack includes conductive gel for the loops and lube for the probe, plus the cables and pouch. Over time you will need to replace the gel and lube, as these are consumables that ensure good conductivity.
Can two accessories be used at the same time?
No. The Flick is a single-output controller, so it drives one accessory at a time. If simultaneous dual-channel play is what you want, you would need a multi-output controller instead.
How long does it take to charge?
The controller charges via USB in around four hours. It uses no batteries, so keeping it topped up between sessions means it is ready whenever you are.
Is it safe for everyone?
Electro-stimulation is not suitable for people with pacemakers or certain heart conditions, and there are placement rules to observe. Always read the supplied safety instructions before your first session and follow the guidance carefully.
Is this suitable for a complete beginner?
Yes, it is designed as an entry point. The bundled accessories and the motion feature, which lets you ease intensity up gradually by hand, make it approachable, though electro play always rewards starting low and slow.