Groove Plus vs Flick: Which MyMuse Massager Is Right for You?

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Two of MyMuse's most popular personal massagers sit at the same price point, target a similar audience, and both promise a premium experience. So how do you actually decide between the Groove+ and the Flick? The answer comes down to what kind of stimulation you enjoy and how you plan to use your massager. Let us walk you through every meaningful difference.

Groove+ vs Flick: Feature Comparison

Groove+: The Powerful Wand

The Groove+ is a natural choice for anyone coming from the world of body massage or for someone who values versatility. You can use it to work out a knot in your shoulder and then transition seamlessly into more intimate territory. The wand form factor has decades of proven appeal, and MyMuse has refined it with body-safe materials and a thoughtfully quiet motor.

For beginners, the Groove+ is particularly forgiving. Because it stimulates a broader area, there is less pressure to find one exact spot. You can simply place it where it feels good and let the vibrations do the work. This makes the learning curve gentle and the results satisfying from the very first use.

Flick: The Precision Player

The Flick is designed for people who know what they like — or who are curious about a very different kind of stimulation. The flickering motion mimics a sensation that vibration alone cannot replicate, creating a unique experience that many find intensely pleasurable. The flexible tip also means it naturally conforms to your body's curves, maintaining consistent contact without you needing to hold it at a specific angle.

If you have used standard vibrating massagers before and want to explore something different, the Flick opens up a genuinely new category of sensation. It is particularly well-suited for targeted stimulation of sensitive areas where broad vibrations might feel overwhelming.

How the Stimulation Feels Different

This is the most important distinction, and it is worth spending time on. The Groove+ produces vibration — a consistent, powerful buzzing or rumbling that spreads across the surface area of its rounded head. This is the classic personal massager experience, refined and modernised. It is satisfying, reliable, and works beautifully for a wide range of preferences.

The Flick produces a flickering, tapping motion in addition to vibration. Imagine the difference between pressing your palm flat against a surface versus tapping it with a single finger. The Flick concentrates energy into a small point that moves rapidly, creating a distinctly different physical sensation. Some people find this more intense despite the smaller contact area. Others find it more nuanced and stimulating in a way that traditional vibration cannot replicate.

Neither approach is objectively better. They are genuinely different sensory experiences, much like preferring a deep tissue massage versus a gentle, focused acupressure treatment. Both have their place, and both deliver excellent results for the right person.

Practical Considerations

Size and Portability

The Groove+ is the larger of the two, owing to its wand design. It is still compact by wand massager standards, but if you travel frequently or need a massager that tucks easily into a small bag, the Flick has a clear advantage. Its slim, pen-like form factor makes it one of the most discreet massagers in MyMuse's range.

Ease of Use

Both products are straightforward — button controls, intuitive cycling through modes, and responsive power adjustment. The Groove+ may have a slight edge for absolute beginners because its broad head means less precise positioning. The Flick rewards a little more exploration, but the learning curve is still gentle.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Both are fully waterproof (IPX7 rated) and made from non-porous, platinum-grade silicone. Cleaning is identical: warm water and mild soap, then air dry. Neither product will harbour bacteria between uses when properly maintained.

Noise

Both operate at whisper-quiet levels. Neither will be audible through a closed door at normal settings. At maximum intensity, the Groove+ may produce slightly more sound simply due to its more powerful motor, but the difference is negligible in real-world use.

Which One Should You Choose?

Can You Use Both Together?

Absolutely. Many people who own both report using them for different moods and moments. The Groove+ might come out for a slow, relaxing evening that starts with a full-body massage. The Flick might be the go-to for a quick, targeted session. Owning both gives you a range of options that a single product simply cannot cover.

If you are buying your very first personal massager and cannot decide, we would generally recommend the Groove+ as the more versatile starting point. Once you are comfortable and curious about a different type of stimulation, the Flick makes an excellent second addition.

Groove Plus Vs Flick Massager: Your Questions Answered

Written by the MyMuse Editorial Team

Last updated: February 2026