I have in my porn reviewer career had to review loads of toon sites. It isn’t my carelessness that I describe said work as a “had to” chore. More often than not, it hasn’t been something I’ve relished. As is often the case with niche content, there are loads of sites that charge a premium price without delivering what the fans really want. That’s why I read Mistress Tracy’s review of H Siren with some skepticism.

Hentai sites often charge exorbitant membership fees, similar to what most mega-sites charge, even if they often deliver only a fraction of that amount of content. That’s why HSiren sounds like a dream, as it isn’t just priced like a normal site, but is so competitively priced that it ends up being much cheaper than most paysites even outside of its specific genre of content.

Moreover, they seem to deliver a ton of main content, both pics and vids. That’s another feature better than the rest in this niche, since generally sites seem to concentrate only on pictures, or on videos, without delivering a healthy dose of both. Not on this site though, there are over 1,500 galleries and at least 135 videos. Even better, the quality of video playback is incredibly high, another example of how other sites, usually fail fans.

That said Mistress Tracy points out that you wouldn’t find the movies practical to download if your internet connection was too slow, as they only come in full-length versions and given their high-quality that means the files are big. The downloadable scenes generally last a full half-hour in length. Content is undated, but apparently new stuff is added every Sunday.

Judging from the members area preview there’s a mix of Hentai honies in fetish gear along with the traditional schoolgirl uniforms that you so-often see in Japanese cartoon porn. There’s bondage and S&M, as well as standard hardcore action. Some of the content is available in English, while other things, such as some Manga comics come in the original Japanese.

It’s not all roses though, as Mistress Tracy explains that navigation isn’t that easy. There’s so much to see without much organization to the site overall. Despite there being a search engine, it seems to offer limited help as search terms have to be so specific as to make it impractical to look up most any genre of content within the larger mix.

Nevertheless, speaking from experience in reviewing this niche, it sounds as if H Siren definitely succeeds in offering more content and better-quality than most competitors at an undeniably better price than all the rest on the market that I’ve seen so far.