BiSex Digital review

Bisexual porn often gets the shaft (so to speak) with most folks opting to take their chances with either straight or gay porn sites (or sometimes both) and paying the price through either a lack of pleasing content or a higher cost. BiSex Digital was created to fill the bisexual void in the online porn market and offers a large archive of licensed DVD content to its members. Brought to you by Next Door Studios, one of the porn world’s leading gay, bisexual, and “straight-for-gay-audience” producers, BiSex Digital is their foray into the DVD library site niche. With membership normally costing you $29.95 a month, BiSex Digital is certainly more expensive than many straight DVD sites - Videobox, for example, has membership options as low as $9.95 a month; Videobox Men, $17.95 - but seems like one of the best options of fans of porn that swings both ways, AC/DC. So, how does BiSex Digital stack up against similar sites offered to straight and gay porn fans? Let’s see what Mr. Pink has to say on the matter, yes?

Pros:
The collection of DVDs here at BiSex Digital covers much bisexual pornographic ground, from plain old male/male/female threesomes to mixed gender, anything goes gangbangs, and star plenty of attractive young men and women.

BiSex Digital’s navigation system is quite solid, helping you find the content you’re looking for, and the design is clear and relatively attractive; it shouldn’t hinder your browsing in any way.

The ever vigilant Mr. Pink’s Bargain Hunting Department has again nabbed you, dear reader, a membership discount. This time with the monthly cost down to just $14.95, you’ll be shaving 50% off the normal sign-up cost.

Cons:
Nothing new has been added to BiSex Digital in about a year. You won’t find a single post-2009 DVD upload, nor are there any HD video improvements, bonus image galleries, fresh pornstars to devour, or a single video pixel that wasn’t here in September of last year. Is this site now dead or what?

Going hand-in-hand with the extremely disappointing cessation of updates is the unfortunately stalled video quality. Having effectively stopped progressing in late 2009, you won’t find anything approaching HD video here; the Standard Definition videos (720x480 maximum resolution) are not even particularly good quality.

Don’t go looking for any exclusive content here, folks, as everything can likely be found on a variety of other websites whether gay, straight, or bisexual in orientation. I mean it, don’t even cross your fingers. It’s all licensed DVD content.

You want bonus content that’ll keep you coming back for more even though the main archive is no longer updated? Think again! Nothing of the sort is provided to BiSex Digital members; no salve for this wound, I’m afraid.

Conclusion:
Hey, BiSex Digital, wha’ happen? You used to show some promise back in 2009, but that seems to have vanished completely. Are you, like the Randy Newman song says, “dead but you just don’t know it”? What will your devoted fans and followers do for their regular (or at least semi-regular) non-exclusive bisexual DVD fix now? You, dear reader, are probably wondering what can save BiSex Digital from being regarded by this reviewer as anything but a miserable failure; truth is, I have no idea. The existing archive isn’t impressive enough to stand on its own without further updates, the video quality isn’t winning any awards, and there’s really nothing remarkable about BiSex Digital’s continued existence, rendering it an unfortunate failure. Bummer, too, ‘cause it once looked rather promising.