The Nexus G-Play Medium will appeal to those who are intrigued by G-spot or P-spot stimulation. It's actually made of two parts. The outside of the toy is a sleeve, and the inside is a plastic insert. The insert and the cover both flare at the base making this a toy safe for anal play. Consider its sound safe for roommate and dorm living, too. Despite its buzzy power, it’s actually not that loud.

The sleeve is made of 100% silicone. Silicone is one of the safest materials in the sex toy industry. It receives a rating of 10 on the EdenFantasys Safety Scale where 1 is the least safe and 10 is the safest. It’s made of food-grade material, hypoallergenic, latex free, non-porous, and phthalates free. It’s very body safe! The matte silicone has soft, velvety feel to it. It’s firm, but has a tiny bit of give to it. It’s not going bend willingly, but it’s not made of stone. Although it does have a bit of drag to it, add a bit of water-based lube and you’re good to go. You’ll want to avoid silicone based lube, as it doesn’t react well with silicone toys. The silicone cover is waterproof and easy to clean.
If you take the silicone cover off, you can fully sanitize it by:
Boiling it for up to 3 minutes
Using a 10% bleach solution
Putting it on the top rack of your dishwasher (no soap)


The insert is made of plastic. This part of the toy isn’t a bullet. I wouldn’t advise inserting this internally, getting any fluids or lube on it. It’s not waterproof. Keep it dry and make sure no fluids get in between the cover and the insert. Wipe it clean and dry immediately.

The Nexus G-Play Medium only has one speed. It’s a light, buzzy four on EdenFantasys Vroom Scale. Its simple power button turns the toy on and off. It takes one AAA battery. That inserts at the bottom of the toy beside the power button. Both are easy to access during play.

Length: 3 1/2"
Insertable length: 3"
Circumference: 3 1/2"
Diameter: 1 1/8"
Weight: 0.1 lb.

The booklet that comes with the Nexus G-Play Medium is slightly informative. It includes directions in a few different languages. The paper box and plastic insert is recyclable. It also has one of those 'touch me' spots where you can feel the super soft silicone material that the toy is made of at the bottom corner of the box.

This turned out to be a good warm-up toy for me. It didn't bring me to orgasm, but it did excite me enough to plump up my G-spot. The Husband complained about the bottom of the silicone cover rolling up while he was holding it. I didn't have that problem during solo play. I believe it's because I held it differently.

While the Nexus G-Play Medium does make a nice warm-up toy, its downfall has become it's singular mode of vibration. There is no build-up. If you begin with something more rumbly and then move to the higher intensity, buzzy vibration of the G-Play, I find that it can throw my game off and distract me. More often than not, I end up skipping it. It's going to find it's place with some people, just not with me.