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Svakom's newer CICI quotes less than half the runtime of the old one

The battery went from 220mAh to 320mAh, the price roughly doubled, and the play time on the sheet went from five hours to two.

Three products with the same name, sold side by side, where the newer and dearer ones give up the one figure the older one was best at. Nobody publishes how the runtime is measured, so the reason is not knowable from the pages. The numbers are still the numbers.

By Bedside Guide3 products, figures checked 28 October 2026
CICISvakomCICI 2SvakomCICI+ 2Svakom
TypeInternal vibratorsInternal vibratorsRabbit vibrators
Price$42.40$89.00$89.00
Price in poundsabout £31.80about £66.75about £66.75
Runtime5H2H1H
Battery220mAh · Polymer Lithium Battery320mAh · Polymer Lithium Battery320mAh · Polymer Lithium Battery
Rating4.7 / 54.8 / 54.7 / 5
Reviews343183117
Two stars or below0.6%0.5%0.9%
Weight60 g59 g72 g
Length182 mm178 mm176 mm
Breadth25 mm25 mm55 mm
WaterproofIPX7 - Waterproof (submersible up to 1 meter)IPX7 - Waterproof (submersible up to 1 meter)IPX7 - Waterproof (submersible up to 1 meter)
Full specFull specFull spec

The original CICI is the one to buy if you want a full evening out of a charge. The newer two trade runtime for a second motor, at about twice the price.

The runtime halves while the battery grows

CICI quotes 5H on a 220mAh cell. CICI 2 quotes 2H on 320mAh, and CICI+ 2 quotes 1H on the same 320mAh. A bigger battery with a shorter quoted life is not a contradiction in itself: the newer two run an extra motor group, which is why their function line reads 5+1 against the original's 5. It could also be that the three pages were measured differently, and none of them says how. What you can act on is that the cheapest of the three is the only one quoting five hours.

What the extra money buys

CICI 2 adds that second function group and publishes a height of 49mm where the original publishes no height at all, which is the shape of a second stimulation point rather than a bigger body. CICI+ 2 goes further and widens to 55mm, which makes it a rabbit rather than an internal vibrator. Weight barely changes, 60g to 59g to 72g, so the extra money is not going into materials or a bigger motor housing.

The reviews did not move

All three are counted by the same system, Loox, which makes them comparable with each other in a way that cross-brand figures are not. CICI reads 4.7 from 343 reviews with 0.6% at two stars or below, CICI 2 reads 4.8 from 183 with 0.5%, CICI+ 2 reads 4.7 from 117 with 0.9%. The newer versions did not fix anything, because on this evidence there was nothing to fix. The original also has the largest sample by a wide margin.

Which one

If runtime is what you care about, the cheapest is the answer and it is not close: 5H against 2H and 1H. If you want the second motor, pay roughly twice as much and plan on charging more often. What I would not do is read the newer model number as an improvement across the board, because on the one number the family was good at, it went backwards.

Every figure in the table is read from the maker's own product page. Prices are theirs and move; the product pages carry the full specification and the date it was read.