The Tracy’s Dog OG3 is marketed as something that can do it all: clitoral suction, G spot stimulation, dual stimulation, remote control, and more. You can use the stimulations separately or take the OG3 apart to have two separate devices! The trick is that when some toys try to cover a lot of ground, they become confusing to use or impractical. Did this toy walk the fine line between versatility and ease? Is it (wo)man’s best friend? Find out in my review!
My device had some kinks that needed to be worked out. If the OG3 is fully functional in general, it could be a game changer for anyone who wants to try dual stimulation, needs a budget sucker, or wants something they can share with a playmate.
Who Is This For? For anyone who wants a dual-stimulation sex toy that is affordable and can be used internally, externally, together, separately, or even on two different people, this is a great option.
Who Is This Not For? If you want something extra luxurious with app control, more color options, or a sleek design, you’d be better off with something like Lelo Enigma Wave.
You Can Buy It on the official Tracy’s Dog website for $89.99.
What Is Tracy’s Dog OG3?
The Tracy’s Dog OG3 is a combination clitoris sucker and vibrating G-spot wand that you can use together or separately. If you want one stimulation, both, or to play with a partner, Tracy’s Dog OG3 has you covered. It’s more affordable than most dual-stimulation devices I’ve tried and about as versatile as they come.
First Impressions and Features
Unboxing
The unboxing was unexpectedly luxurious for a clit sucker that’s under $100. The box is sturdy, black, and giftable. It has a super lush storage bag, instructions galore, a double-headed charging cable, and plenty of stickers. If you want your friends to know which brand of sex toy you enjoy, you’re in luck!
Features
The Tracy’s Dog OG3 has features to help you sit, stay, and come, including:
- Removable, ribbed G-spot vibrator
- The clitoral suction component turns into a remote control
- Several rhythms and speeds to try
- IPX6 Waterproof, silky silicone, and a travel bag means the OG3 can go wherever you go
- Dynamic Pulse Mode, which is a random pattern, so you never know what to expect
Specifications
Tracy’s Dog OG3 specifications at a glance:
- Material: Silicone
- Size: 8.5” long, 1.4” diameter wand; 3.5” x 3” x 2.25” sucker/remote
- Color: Purple
- Mechanism: Clitoral suction and G-spot massager
- Weight: 10.25 ounces
How Do I Use Tracy’s Dog OG3?
After unboxing Tracy’s Dog OG3, wash and charge it. Then, put lube on both the internal end of the OG3 as well as the clitoral suction nozzle. Put lube on your clit and vulva, too. Then, use the three-button control panel on the clitoral suction nozzle to turn the toy on and increase or decrease the intensity. If you press the power button briefly on the clitoral part, you turn on Dynamic Pulse Mode, which initiates a pattern randomly. The wand has a power button, too, that will take you through the settings if you press it briefly. Try all the settings to identify your favorites.
Note: If you’re a relative beginner who’s not sure where to begin, the best place to start is with this guide on how to use a vibrator.
My Personal Experience
When I received the Tracy’s Dog OG3, I did what I always do. I read the manual, tested the battery life, and then put it through the wringer, which is my nickname for my vagina. However, after several uses, the suction wouldn’t work anymore. The suction component still had power: the lights turned on and it functioned as a remote for the wand, but the suction itself stopped. We contacted the company, who believed it was a problem with the motor, but we didn’t receive a replacement.
When the OG3 was functioning, I found it to be great. Two toys in one for under $100 is about as good of a deal as you’ll find. I loved the strength of the vibes on the G-spot wand and found it to be an excellent clitoral vibe, too, with a long handle, making it perfect for partnered play.
Packaging
The packaging is as good as you’ll find for a dual stimulator under $100! 10/10.
Design
The design is decent for a budget clit sucker. The two components fit together snugly, though it can be fidgety to put together as well as to take apart.
Material
The toy is made from body-safe silicone, and it feels soft and looks great. I was slightly unsure why the G-spot massager and the clitoral suction component were two different shades of purple—perhaps this was a design decision to make the OG3 look unique.
Stimulations
The stimulations are about halfway between buzzy and rumbly, and the suction starts on the lighter range but has a good spectrum of intensities. The G-spot massager leans rumbly, which I love.
Sound Level
Tracy’s Dog OG3’s sound level was moderate. When I tested the decibels, they ranged from 46 to 56 for the wand only. However, the sound will be deadened substantially if you’re using the G-spot massager internally.
Build Quality and Dimensions
The build quality is good, though it’s not the most luxurious or well-made vibe I have by a long shot. The material is soft and easy to clean.
Ease of Use
The real bummer about this device is that it’s relatively tricky to use. I’ve spent a lot of time using sex toys, and it took me and my partner putting our heads together to figure out how to use all the functionality.
For starters, the instruction manual could be a bit clearer. The one that I received with the toy says that the full instruction manual can be found online, but my question is: where? I looked at the website several times and couldn’t find one.
Versatility
The Tracy’s Dog OG3 is nothing if not versatile. The suction component can be used on clits, nipples, or any other small body parts fond of suction. You can use the suction on its own or with the G-spot vibrator. The G-spot vibrator has motors at both ends and plenty of rhythms to choose from.
If you’re not using the suction component on your clitoris, it magically turns into a remote control for the vibrator. And since these devices attach or separate completely, you can use one while your partner uses the other. I’ve never used a toy quite like it, and I love the creativity!
Warranty and Support
Tracy’s Dog OG3 comes with a 24-month warranty as well as a 30-day return policy. If you return the OG3 for a refund, it must be unused, still in the original packaging, and cannot be a custom toy.
I ran into an issue with my Tracy’s Dog OG3. After doing the battery test and using it a couple of times, the clitoral suction component stopped working. Strangely, it didn’t completely break, as the lights were turning on and it still functioned as a remote control for the G-spot massager, but it was no longer sucking. I contacted Tracy’s Dog’s customer support via email and they got back to me almost immediately. A+ customer service! However, I didn’t receive a replacement, so I still can’t testify to the longevity of the OG3.
Minor Issues I Found During Testing
The main drawback to purchasing the Tracy’s Dog OG3 is that it’s a little tricky to learn to use. It’s very versatile—but it might take a minute until you’re comfortable with all of the functionality, and the manual might not be much help.
If you want to see what Tracy’s Dog OG3 looks like and how to use it, please watch our unboxing and demonstration video below:
Review Summary
Pros
- The $90 price tag is budget-friendly
- Works well for partnered or solo use
- Versatile
- Works for partnered play, solo play, and dual stimulation
- Dynamic Pulse Mode puts your pleasure in Tracy’s Dog’s hands
Cons
- Not intuitive to use
- A little fragile—a device that may not last long
Alternatives to the Tracy’s Dog OG3
Tracy’s Dog OG Pro 2
Tracy’s Dog OG Pro 2 has some of the same functionality as the OG3 but with less versatility. The OG Pro 2 is clitoral suction and G-spot vibe in one, however the components don’t come apart. It comes with a remote control, a choice of four colors, and is under $50 when on sale, so if you want to try a dual stimulation device with clitoral suction and G-spot vibration, you can’t go wrong with the OG Pro 2. If you need more versatility, the OG3 is the better purchase.
For those who prefer dual stimulation, check out our Tracy’s Dog OG Pro 2 review to learn more.
Tracy’s Dog OG Flow
The OG Flow is another dual-stimulation device to consider, with G-spot vibration and clitoral suction. It’s bendable, so you can straighten it to use the G-spot massager as a handle if you aren’t in the mood for internal stimulation. Notably, the clit stimulator doesn’t have rhythms, so if you don’t like steady suction, you won’t be interested in the OG Flow.
Grab the Tracy’s Dog OG Flow for around $90.
Womanizer Duo 2
The Womanizer Duo 2 offers the same experience but with luxurious features and a higher price point. It’s another clitoral suction and G-spot vibration combo, but the silicone is plusher, the design chicer, and the suction more powerful. With features like Smart Silence, which automatically turns off the toy if it’s not in contact with your skin, and Afterglow, which lets you press a button as you reach climax to turn the stimulation down, it’s perfect for anyone who wants to learn to squirt or have a blended orgasm.
For the upgraded experience the Womanizer Duo 2 offers, you’ll pay upwards of $200. Make sure to use the discount code in our Womanizer Duo 2 review.
Lelo Enigma Wave
The Lelo Enigma Wave is a dual-stimulation device with clitoral suction on one end and G-spot stimulation on the other. It is easily the most gorgeous stimulator on this list, but it has a price tag to match. The Enigma Wave is named after Lelo’s Wave Motion Technology, which mimics the stroking motion of being fingered. It’s one of my favorite features on any toy, and it’s an excellent purchase for anyone who likes fingering sensations.
If you want to check out the full specs of this alternative, here’s the comprehensive review of Lelo Enigma Wave.
You can grab an Enigma Wave for $259.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What Is the Best Lube for Tracy’s Dog OG3?
Since Tracy’s Dog OG3 is made from silicone, skip the silicone-based lubricant. Instead, use a water-based lubricant, which will be safe for the OG3’s exterior.
Is Tracy’s Dog OG3 Waterproof?
The website says that yes, Tracy’s Dog OG3 is waterproof. The manual says that it is “watertight,” but not to submerge it. I found this confusing, so I asked to make sure, as I didn’t want to ruin a perfectly good toy.
The truth is that there are different levels of waterproofness. Waterproof IPX7 is submergible—other levels are less so. This is IPX6, so you’ll want to be a little more careful when getting it wet. The technical definition of IPX6 waterproof says that devices can survive the weather and a non-sustained total soaking, so it will be fine when it’s splashed but you should not submerge it.
How Do I Charge Tracy’s Dog OG3?
Though the website says it has a magnetic charger, it does not. It has a puncture-based charger. Puncture both components and plug them in. On a full charge, they will last for over an hour of fun!
Related: How to Charge a Vibrator?
How Do I Clean Tracy’s Dog OG3?
Cleaning the Tracy’s Dog OG3 may be trickier than it seems. Though the website describes the OG3 as waterproof, the compliance and safety instructions describe it as “100% watertight” and then immediately say not to immerse the product in water. I would rather be safe than sorry, so I recommend using sex toy cleaner and then wiping dry.
How Do I Store Tracy’s Dog OG3?
Tracy’s Dog OG3 comes with a soft and handy storage bag. After each use, wash the OG3 and put it in the bag until you’re ready to play again next time.
Is the Packaging Discreet?
Yes, the packaging is discreet!
Thanks for reading my Tracy’s Dog OG3 review!
Angela
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