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[Ginger Blog] What about cages?..
🕑 Added 2020-08-09 13:45:27 +0000 UTCHey, everybody! ┬┴┬┴┤･ω･)ﾉ
In fact, this post should not be taken as my usual blog (which, by the way, has long been gone), where I talk about something interesting. On the other hand, this post should not be seen as a product review, as it is not really a review, but rather my opinion after some period of use.
Okay, this is going to be about a qiui cellmate chastity device.
As you might have noticed from my comic series Going Through Changes (and from other, earlier artworks), I've been into chastity cages for a long time now. I don't think it's appropriate to go deeper into history and the reasons why and at what age I got carried away by these cells. I think it's worth saying that I've tried a lot of ordinary cells.
The usual chastity cages had a number of shortcomings that I think many of you have faced. The first of these is the usual sense of discomfort. Somehow incredibly all my chastity cages managed to be too heavy, too cumbersome, to clamp my beauty too much at the base and still managed to slip away! And there were also just badly made cells with seams inside (both plastic and metal). The most unpleasant thing was that I couldn't find a device of the right size - it was either rubbed and unsuitable for daily use or was too loose. In addition, despite all my efforts, the classic lock system made too much noise when walking, especially if the cage itself was metal.
But the biggest flaw was the key. I don't have any close acquaintances or friends who know about my lifestyle, so I can't give the key to someone else. However, I am aware that unlocking a cell is hygienically necessary and that there could be force majeure circumstances.
I have a pretty high willpower index, and I can endure all the hardships of being locked in a cage. However, the very knowledge that the key is somewhere nearby, and that I can use it at any time, if I really need it, deprives the situation of something special.
A few months ago I found out about a cage under the brand name qiui, which they called cellmate. The concept of the cage itself seemed very interesting to me. It was controlled from a smartphone and the lock was electric. In addition, the application was designed so that the user could use it on their own. This solved two major problems at once: the cumbersomeness of the lock and the availability of the key. Only the feeling of using the cage was unknown, but this issue could not be solved remotely.
I could write a separate story about how I bought this device on ebay and the interesting ways it got to me and how long it took, but it could be a separate story for my blog.
The first impressions of the new cell were very mixed. The remote control of the lock turned out to be a cool thing, but for some reason the lock did not always open the first time, but later I could not notice such an error. The absence of a padlock brought the expected reduction in noise levels. However, the reduction in the size of the cell did not follow, because the lock is battery powered. By the way, this is another interesting point - the cell uses a battery, not a rechargeable battery. When buying, I did not pay attention to it, because I thought that in 2020 any device will be equipped with a rechargeable battery. This means that if the battery power drops to zero, the lock cannot be opened remotely and you will have to use third-party tools. To be fair it should be noted that the application shows the current battery level, and over several months of use it still shows 100% (I hope this is not an error), as the battery level is only spent while the device is communicating with the application.
Otherwise, if we talk about the feelings, the device is not much different from its plastic counterparts. I would note on the plus side that the quality of the plastic itself is quite high. There are no seams or sharp edges in the product, and the plastic is quite smooth, so my beauty is not permanently rubbed. The weight of the device is higher than that of conventional plastic cells, but lower than that of all-metal. However, the device does not fall off and does not interfere with walking. Also, to my surprise, it turned out to be very easy to wash even when worn. You can also swim with it (I tried swimming in the bathroom - I have not yet decided to swim with such a thing in the pool or lake).
And most importantly, I found the time lock function. It allows you to close the cell for a certain period of time without being able to open it before that period expires. It's a very good thing. It allows you to have a kind of full experience wearing the cell. The most interesting sensations are when the timer reaches the end, but instead of opening the cell, you start it again... ☆⌒(ゝ。∂)
So should you buy this thing? (・・ ) ?
I don't have an unequivocal answer to that question. It's not advertising integration, so I really don't know how this device will fit you. That's why I wrote everything I wrote. For myself I can say that after a long search, I have found something that suits me (at least for now). However, this cell is not perfect. I would like to hope that in the future the developers will release a new version of this cage in which the battery will be flat and rechargeable and the Bluetooth module will work all the time. I would also like to see additional accessories.
If you have questions (not too personal) - I can answer them in comments. (ง ื▿ ื)ว
And, thanks for reading!
Kisses! <3
Yours Ginger
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Comments
Ginger
I think the problem here is the possibility to set the timer remotely for, say, 100 years. Then, when connected to a smartphone, the device will not be able to be opened for a very long time.
jenna
As far as I know you can only lock/unlock the device for a few seconds after pressing the button that is on the device anyways. I don't see a security problem there. Even then it's easy to pull out the dowel with pliers whenever you're accidentally locked.
Ginger
Ha-ha, that's true =D From what I read, I realized that only the devices of the old sample are exposed to this problem. The new sample devices use a different API which does not have such security problems. Also, the developers claimed that they would release a special patch... But so far they have not released...
Boots
Yes but most other software dont lock you out of your own body lol. I am kinda sad about this as well as I was thinking of getting one, but with this issue now I am going to look at other options.
Ginger
I just read about it yesterday. Many software packages have theoretical security holes, the only question is whether someone will be interested in using them... However, I will temporarily give up using this device for now...
Boots
Hey I dont know if you saw but a big security issue has been found with that chastity cage. Just thought I should give you a heads up so you can look into it yourself. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-54436575
Ginger
Good luck in trying! ;-)
Felix
Thank you for sharing! I really loved to read your experience. I have been thinking about trying this subject for a while now. Much love!
Ginger
Yup, fitting a chastity is an often issue...
Dcarkuro
This is really something i need in the future
Developerv
They recommend a realtor's lockbox. They sell for around $20 on Amazon and there are plenty of models available. I'm on the site as a keyholder if you want a walkthrough or anything send me a message.
This cage looks rlly good, i want a version with PA-Piercing lock. That would be inescapable
But is not waterproof. I'm having a wooden box with this lock
ben4321
you could do it with that: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0784DN1LW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 works with all cages thats it fit througth!:P and it HAS a Battery pack! maybe it even fits with the cages you'll allready have!:P
Westlac
Ooo yeah that would work great!
Ginger
Well, this still requires another person involved =/
Ginger
Didn't knew that! Good to know my beauty is safe ^^
Ginger
Sounds like a good idea. I don't have a code lock, though. I once thought of buying myself a small safe (when I had very few toys and was very afraid that someone would find them), but the price was too high. It's the same here - cellmate will cost less than a safe... =D
jenna
Great to hear you're happy with the device. Unfortunately for me it doesn't fit. Even the large ring is too small, or rather, too close to the tube. And the manual explicitly tells you not wear it while swimming.
Westlac
For the people that don't have a short distance, but do have a long distance option of keyholding I came up with a way to lock the keys as well. What I do is use a metal tube (copper was what I had on hand) and drill a couple holes at one end. I then feed a combination padlock through with the keys and scramble the lock. I sent a photo to the person holding my keys without looking at what the combo was (you could cheat but that ruins the fun) and then I deleted the photo, so the keys were locked in the metal tube and I didn't have the combo.
Westlac
It's awesome to hear you're enjoying it!! I was actually looking at getting the cellmate a few months ago too! In regards to what you said about the battery though, it actually opens automatically when it reaches either 10, or 15 percent battery so there's no way to get permanently stuck in it.
Developerv
There are other creative ways of locking up too. Have you heard of http://emlalock.com ?
Telv
Well, go research and practice then :P
Ginger
I'm not that experienced in this subject =D
Ginger
Somehow I couldn't find it there in my time, so I bought the new one it from ebay.
Telv
Page with Professor Kitten explaining cage types and how to use then?
Telv
A popular option is to lock the key itself with a time based lock. A wooden box can also be broken should emergency key usage be required.
Hey guys. You can get the directly from china (not a knock off) from aliexpress for about 50€
Ginger
Yup, the preice is actually higher than it should be...
Axel Foxclaw
It's really cool to hear that you also like to wear cages in real life too, and not just in your art! This is quite a nice description of your own experiences too, as I share the same problem of not having anyone local that I could give my key too. I've thought about the cell mate before but I haven't went and done it yet because of the price and because I've been quite happy with metal cages and the one I currently use has been very comfortable for me and not noisy. :3
