Quick answer
Choose Noon (6.6 inches) if you want a shorter, easier-to-control dildo for first-time or gentler play. Choose Adda (7.5 inches) if you prefer more length and a color-changing design and already know you enjoy deeper reach. Both are 100% silicone with a strong suction cup base and flexible body.
Length vs. girth: what the numbers tell you
The main difference between Adda and Noon is length: 7.5 inches versus 6.6 inches. That extra 0.9 inch on Adda gives more reach for positions where you want deeper insertion, but it also means more of the dildo to manage during thrusting or suction-cup play. Girth isn't listed in the catalog for either model, so if you're specifically concerned about width, treat that as an unknown and start with the shorter option to gauge comfort.
Flexibility and suction: shared strengths
Both Adda and Noon have a squishy, flexible body and a strong suction cup base. That flexibility helps the dildo adapt to your angle rather than feeling rigid, which is especially useful for hands-free play on a shower wall or chair. The suction cup also means you can experiment with positions without holding the toy. Because these are non-vibrating, the experience is entirely about pressure, angle, and rhythm—no batteries or settings to distract you.
Color and material: aesthetic vs. practical
Noon features a pastel swirl of pink, lilac, blue, and mint, while Adda fades from white to deep royal purple. Both are 100% silicone, which is body-safe and easy to clean with warm water and mild soap. The color difference is purely aesthetic, but it can matter if you want a toy that feels playful or one that looks more understated on your shelf. Neither option includes a storage bag, so plan to store them separately from other silicone toys to avoid material interaction.
Trade-offs to weigh
- Length vs. manageability: Adda's 7.5 inches offers deeper reach, but Noon's 6.6 inches is easier to angle and thrust, especially during solo play. If you're unsure, start with Noon and size up later. Measure your comfortable insertion depth with a finger before deciding.
- Girth unknown: Neither product page lists girth, so you can't compare width directly. If girth is your main concern, choose the shorter Noon first to test comfort, or contact VUSH support for measurements. Ask for girth specs if width matters more to you than length.
- Suction cup convenience: Both have a strong suction cup base, so hands-free play is equally supported. The trade-off is that a longer dildo may feel less stable on vertical surfaces due to weight distribution—test on a horizontal surface first. Clean and dry the suction cup and surface before each use for best hold.
Product facts
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Noon Non Vibrating Dildo - 6.6": 6.6 inches long, 100% silicone, squishy flexible body, strong suction cup base. The shorter length makes Noon easier to control and a better starting point if you're new to penetration or prefer less depth.
Noon Non Vibrating Dildo - 6.6"
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Adda Non Vibrating Dildo - 7.5": 7.5 inches long, 100% silicone, squishy flexible body, strong suction cup base. The extra length gives more reach for deeper play, but it requires more comfort and control, so it suits users with some experience.
Adda Non Vibrating Dildo - 7.5"
Who should choose which
Best for
- Noon: beginners, users who prefer shorter toys, or anyone wanting a playful pastel design.
- Adda: users with some experience who want extra length and a sleek color fade.
Not for
- Noon: those who already know they want deeper penetration and more length.
- Adda: first-time users who are still figuring out their comfortable depth.