The toy is obviously designed to be used on a person with a prostate gland; however, with no such willing person to try it on, I simply used it myself (I'm a biologically female woman). It obviously didn't have quite the intended effect, but it was still fun!

Okay, how to use it: well, it goes in the butt. This toy is a great starter for beginners to anal play as it is small and smooth, yet it will stimulate really well. It's easy to manipulate with the handle to hang on to, and the button interface is incredibly simple—Steve Jobs would be proud.

The material is a hard plastic without notable odour. It is smooth to the touch, and I confess it didn't occur to me to taste it! The smoothness of the toy means lube (any kind will do) will not get stuck in grooves, and it will slide nicely against the rectal wall without tearing. It's very much a beginner's toy, though like all beginner's toys, that means anyone can use it.

The design is a good one; the handle provides a good stop point that makes it safe for anal play and, well, doubles as a handle! The buttons are ideally placed for solo pleasure or for being pleasured by a partner, and the size is a good one for beginners—it's a nice, small introductory piece—or it can be used to start off play with more experienced anal fanatics before moving on to something bigger.

The best thing about the toy is its simplicity to use. When you're overwhelmed by a new experience, the last thing you need is to be overwhelmed by the toy you're using as well. I would probably make the button marginally harder to press if I had been charged with design, though; it's too easy to change settings or to turn it on/off accidentally.

Being hard plastic, this toy is compatible with all lubricants—although, of course, if you're sharing, you should use a condom and take care with how your condom of choice is compatible. It was easy to clean off after use with warm water and soap. You could also use a sex toy cleaner if you want to be sure, given the high bacteria levels in the anus. Hard plastic doesn't react with other materials, so you can safely store this alongside silicone dildos.

The toy came in a hard, clear plastic box. You could store it in this, but it's not very easy to open and takes up a lot of room.