Posted by red on July 12th, 2010 in Awesome Sex Toys, Review

The Tunti Illuminating Boudoir Toybox from Tunti Enterprises is a beautiful product that appeals on numerous levels.

What’s Awesome? A secure, discrete, adaptable, and illuminated storage box specifically made for toys.

What’s Not So Awesome? It’s not really big enough for anything beyond something that could best be termed a moderate toy collection; its adaptability is limited.

Rating:

The Tunti Box is lovely. Its interior is really divided into the lid and then the base, with the light fixture, battery box, and mesh ‘envelope’ being housed in the very simple, slim lid. The base is foam lined, with little channels where the included movable foam ‘walls’ can be anchored. One of these walls is anchored through the middle of the base, permanantly splitting it into at least two, and it is there to support a pink plexiglass divider that neatly keeps the contents of the base in their neat little foam lined space, even when the ca is picked up. The bottom wall of the base – the one towards the hinges – is not foam lined, and instead features a pocket in which anything small (though not condoms, they are too wide) could be stored. However, this means that the shorter foam walls can’t anchor in this portion of the base, and really limits the adaptability that this case could have. Also the fixed wall in the base of the case does limit how adaptable the space actually is.

This box is best for a moderate collection of toys – or perhaps a “best of” box to keep by the bed. It could be placed off to the side and easily over looked, so the discretion factor is high. Size wise, it truly compares to other similarly sized products on the market – but does so in a more elegant and lit-up manner. The Tunti is more clandestine; all other commercial sex toy storage products are quite flashy and are likely to draw a “what’s that?” question or two if out in the open – in contrast, the Tunti could fly under the radar, no problem. The box does a fantastic job of keeping toys in place, hen the pink plexiglass is used – when not, not so much.

I use my Tunti box for my e-stim toys, and to do that I’ve had to stop using the plexiglass and done use many of the dividers. Yet my collection of toys stays neatly organized. The Tunti is kind of magical that way – perhaps because the LED’s light up even the darker corners of the box. The LED’s turn on when the lid opens, off when it closes – but the battery compartment (two AA’) does take up space, as does the light bar (however small).