POP by Tantus Squirting Dildo Review

You ever have a fantasy that clings to you like glitter? For me, it’s cum-play. Creampies, messy finishes, the works. I’m married to a man who takes forever to finish – bless him – which means my vagina rarely gets the grand finale I fantasize about. So when I found the POP by TANTUS Squirting Dildo, I figured, screw it. If I can’t get filled the old-fashioned way, I’ll do it myself, preferably in glorious, sticky excess.

I picked the cream color. Which, frankly, felt like fate.

Key Takeaways

POP by TANTUS is a sleek, body-safe squirting dildo that nails the visual kink without the mess overload. The squirt is short but satisfying, the design is classy, and it fits well in hand or harness. Just don’t expect gallons – it’s more tease than flood, and the single-use tubes mean it’s not built for endless rounds. A fun, focused choice for cum-play lovers who want a clean hit.

Who Should Try It? Anyone exploring squirting toys, creampie fantasies, or who wants something harness-compatible but not hyper-realistic. Great for visual kinksters and curious solo players.

Who Can Skip It? If you’re mess-averse, hate clean-up, or dream of a high-volume sploosh, the POP by TANTUS might leave you dry. It’s tidy, low on drama, and more tease than flood – better suited to playful trickles than full-on porn scenes.

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What Is the POP by TANTUS?

The Tantus POP is a squirting dildo, but it’s not one of those hyper-realistic, veiny monsters. Instead, TANTUS has gone for something sleeker: smooth silicone, swirled shaft, and a pronounced head built for G-spot or A-spot teasing. The star of the show is the syringe-and-tube system hidden inside – a clever little channel that lets you fill the toy with liquid and squirt it out whenever you please.

It’s made for strap-on play, solo fun, or squirting all over your mirror if that’s your thing (it’s mine).

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First Impressions & Features

Unboxing

The Tantus POP came in a plain black bag. Not exactly glamorous, but it does include a drawstring pouch, three single-use tubes and tips, a syringe, and a sachet of what they call POP Powder (you can see all the items in the image below). No frills, no fancy foil stamping – just a bag full of filthy potential.

There’s no glossy box or magnetic clasp, but honestly? That might be the point. The POP by TANTUS feels like a toy made by people who know exactly how good their silicone is, and assume their customers do too. The material is buttery smooth, body-safe, and has that luxe flex you only get from high-grade silicone. No weird smells, no plasticky vibe – just a clean, solid finish that makes you want to dive in.

Features

The POP offers:

• A manual squirt system (via syringe and internal tubing)
• A smooth, rounded head for easy insertion
• Subtle ridges along the shaft
• A flared base for harness compatibility and anal safety
• Soft-touch, body-safe silicone that warms to body temp
• The promise of messy fun on demand

Quick Specs

• Total length: 7.25 in
• Insertable length: 6.5 in
• Diameter: 1.5 in
• Circumference: 4.5 in
• Material: Body-safe silicone (non-porous)
• Syringe capacity: 2 ml (barely half a teaspoon)
• Includes 3 tubes, POP powder, and a storage pouch

How Do I Use the POP by TANTUS?

Welcome to your DIY creampie masterclass.

Start by grabbing the syringe and threading one of the included tubes through the dildo. It’s easier than it sounds – just guide it through the internal channel until it pops out the tip. Then connect the tube to the syringe, dunk that tip into your chosen liquid, and pull back slowly to load.

What counts as chosen liquids? Think fake cum, lube, warm milk (if you’re unhinged), or whatever your little fantasy craves. Thick, gloopy lube might sound hotter, but trust me – you’ll get a better squirt from thinner stuff. The tube is narrow and doesn’t love sludge.

Once you’re locked and loaded, insert the dildo however you like. Solo, partnered, slowly, with eye contact – you do you. When you’re teetering on the edge, grab the syringe and give it a good squeeze. Boom: instant creampie. Just add moans.

The POP Powder (a.k.a. cornstarch) helps the tube slide through more easily, especially after cleaning or swapping parts. Use it sparingly – you’re not baking a cake.

The biggest hiccup? The syringe is tiny. Teeny. It holds about half a teaspoon, so if you blink too hard, you’ll miss the whole climax. This isn’t a firehose. It’s a cheeky one-shot wonder. Make it count.

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My Personal Experience

This toy was a birthday gift – from me, to me – after a week of marathon creampie porn binges. The kind where every tab’s open to some dripping, ruined shot, and you’ve edged yourself into delirium. My husband, half-teasing and half-exasperated, said, “Why don’t you just squirt yourself if it turns you on that much?” Challenge accepted, babe. I wanted it messy. I wanted it mine.

The first time I used the TANTUS POP, I went full ritual: lube on standby, synthy porn soundtrack, lights dimmed low enough to feel like a secret. I filled the syringe with a mix of fake cum and water – needed that slick velocity – and slid the tube into place. It felt clinical for a second… until I angled the toy downward, pointed at my dripping cunt like a loaded weapon. That’s when the switch flipped from curious to filthy.

I didn’t rush. The silicone was soft and grippy, with just enough firmness to push back as I sank it in. The head nudged up against my walls like it knew what it was doing – not massive, but enough to stretch and press all the right spots once I was wet and willing. I teased myself with shallow strokes, letting it drag slick across my entrance before finally taking it deep.

When I hit that sweet spot – that buzz-under-the-skin place – I squeezed the syringe. The squirt wasn’t a geyser, but it pulsed out with enough pressure to feel intentional. Like a penis choosing to come inside me. I gasped. My body clenched around the shaft, and that small gush was all it took to send me over. It wasn’t just orgasmic – it was cinematic. Porn-star-in-my-own-bedroom stuff.

Second round, I wanted a mess. I used thinner lube, stood over a towel, and fingered myself open before even picking the toy up. Once inside, I leaned back, squeezed hard, and let that hot burst coat my thighs and dribble between them. The floor caught some. My breath caught more. I climaxed again, maybe harder than the first, right there with one leg trembling and one hand gripping the dresser for dear life.

Could it hold more juice? God, yes. It’s a stingy little bastard. But even with that teeny syringe, the idea of it, the pressure, the control – it still gave me what I craved: that slick, used, freshly fucked feeling. And I’ll take that over elegance any day.

Packaging

No frills, no fanfare. As you can see in the image below, the POP dildo shows up in a plain black plastic bag – the kind of packaging that says, “You’re here for business, not ribbons.” No hard shell, no magnetic closure, no faux suede reveal. But hey, it’s discreet enough that your nosy housemate wouldn’t guess your new toy doubles as a liquid-launching cum cannon.

Inside, you get the essentials: the dildo, a small syringe, three single-use tubes and tips, a sachet of POP Powder (read: cornstarch), and a basic drawstring pouch. The pouch feels soft and fits the sex toy fine, but don’t expect it to hold your extras if you stock up on more syringes or goo. It’s storage, not a travel kit.

Is it bare-bones? Absolutely. But part of me suspects Tantus knows their target market. You’re not here for luxe velvet linings – you’re here to make a mess.

Design

The POP by TANTUS doesn’t look like your average fake cock – and that’s kind of the point. As you can see in the image below, its shape is elegant, almost sculptural. No balls, no cartoonish veins, no weird glossy paint jobs. Just creamy, body-safe silicone in a swirled shaft with a gently rounded head. It’s more “gallery exhibit” than “porn prop,” and it fits the body surprisingly well.

Visually, it’s subtle. If you’re after something loud and realistic, the POP might underwhelm. But the pared-back design has its charm – especially when you’re wrist-deep in creampie roleplay. The flared base keeps it harness-compatible, and despite housing an internal squirt channel, it doesn’t lose integrity or feel flimsy.

The only real letdown? No suction base. You’ll need hands (or a partner) to keep it in place. Not a dealbreaker, but it means wall-mounted shower scenes are off the table. Still, for solo scenes and strap-on play, the POP slides into the role nicely.

Material

Body-safe silicone is always a win. The squirting dildo feels silky, warms to the touch, and has no off-putting smell. Bonus: it’s boilable for a proper clean.

Downside? It grabs lint like a bastard. You’ll want to rinse it before every use unless you’re into pubic confetti.

Stimulations

Does it squirt? Yes. Does it squirt enough? Depends who you ask.

The sensation is more visual and emotional than physical. You don’t feel the liquid inside, but the act of squirting, especially mid-orgasm, feels incredibly decadent. Like you’ve earned your mess.

The shaft’s texture is subtle. The ridges didn’t do much for me, but the rounded tip nailed my G-spot more than once. Pair it with a clit vibe and you’re in business.

Build Quality

Mixed bag. The silicone is smooth and body-safe, but a few things bugged me. The seams under the base felt rough. The squirt channel near the tip tore slightly when I pulled the tube out (gently, mind you). That doesn’t scream longevity.

The tubes are single-use, which feels wasteful. And at full price, it’s not a cheap dildo. The syringe system works, but feels fiddly – and the volume? Stingy.

Ease of Use

POP by TANTUS isn’t hard to use, but it’s not seamless either. Threading the tube takes patience. Filling the syringe takes precision. And aiming the squirt mid-session? Easier said than done.

That said, once you’re set up, it’s reliable. It works. It squirts. But it’s not exactly intuitive. You’ll need to prep, practice, and probably mop up after.

Versatility

The POP by TANTUS is flexible, but in a limited way. You can use it solo, with or without the squirt, in a harness, vaginally or anally (thanks to the flared base), with different liquids, and for roleplay, cum-play, or just a fun, messy finish. But there’s no suction base, and the squirt system doesn’t hold much – it’s more visual novelty than ongoing stimulation.

Warranty and Support

TANTUS has a solid rep for body-safe gear, and the ejaculating dildo comes with a 1-year warranty. I didn’t need to use it, but it’s comforting to know they’ve got your back if the tube explodes mid-thrust.

Support is basic – don’t expect fancy guides or YouTube tutorials. But you’ll find fan-made workarounds if needed.

Cleaning

The POP is easy to clean if you do it straight after use. Boil the dildo or wash with warm, soapy water — it’s 100% silicone and non-porous. The syringe just needs a rinse with soap and water. The single-use tubes can be tossed, but if you’re reusing them (naughty), flush them well and dry completely. Store everything dry and dust-free – the silicone grabs lint like a magnet.

Minor Issues I Found During Testing

The POP by TANTUS squirting dildo doesn’t shy away from a few flaws. The syringe it comes with is tiny – you’ll barely get half a teaspoon of liquid per load. The tubes are single-use only, which gets frustrating fast if you’re trying to save money or play often. I noticed a few small imperfections in the silicone, too – nothing risky, but not exactly showroom quality. There’s no suction cup base, so you’ll need a harness or a hand, and like most silicone toys, it’s a lint magnet. Store it smart unless you like your dildos fluffy.

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Alternatives to the POP by TANTUS

King Cock 6″ Squirting Cock

The messy king of the squirters. Big, bold, balls-out realistic. Way more liquid capacity, but trickier to clean and harder to position. If realism is your kink, this one scratches the itch hard.

Strap-On-Me Squirting Cum Dildo

Semi-realistic, harness-ready, and easier to fill. Less fussy than POP, but also less elegant. A great pick for couples or strap-on enthusiasts chasing that squirt life.

Do you want more options? We have reviewed many more squirting dildos in this article.

I am Sold! Where Can I Buy It?

You can buy it at Shevibe using this link.

Thanks for reading my POP by Tantus Squirting Dildo review!

Sandra

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Sandra studied nursing and sexual health and is named one of the world’s top 50 sexologists. She founded My Sex Toy Guide in 2016, where she and a team of experts write about relationships, LGBTQ topics, and other sexuality issues. She has been featured in Men’s Health, Wedding Wire, InsideHook, ThriveGlobal, and more.
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