The best use for this toy would be anal play for men and women who already have experience with anal toys. This is a semi-large toy and should not be a first anal toy. It's a pretty basic rubber electric toy. Lube it up, put it in, and turn the dial to control the sensation.

This item has a very rubbery smell right out of the box that takes a while to fade. This is also a high friction rubber so prepare to lube up. It definitely makes the toy better suited for more advanced users.

The design is simple; a butt plug that goes in and out to simulate anal sex. Unfortunately this requires it to be very rigid and pretty large. It's not easy to hide and if seen it's pretty evident what it is. The rubber makes it so that you shouldn't be taking this on any airplanes, especially with the wires going to it, unless you want the TSA finding your fetishes. The size and material make this more for advanced users particularly given the lack of flexibility throughout the plug.

The toy is loud for what it does, and sounds like a pump. It doesn't vibrate but the rotating beads provide a very nice sensation. The controls are simple: a dial on the controller adjusts the speed, but the in and out motion of it makes it so that it will push itself out if you aren't careful or paying attention to it. The noise alone makes it so that you wouldn't be wearing it outside anyways. Though the pumping sensation feels nice, I would not compare it to anal sex the way the manufacturer claims.

This is a basic, rubber and electric remote toy. The rubber plug itself is sealed to be water resistant, but the remote isn't and I wouldn't test the wires. After each use I would recommend carefully washing the plug with antibacterial soap or use an alcohol wipe to wipe it down, and store it in an antibacterial container.

*Editor's note: Since this is a porous material and may contain phthalates, I would suggest covering it with a condom during use.

The toy comes in a pretty basic box. It is not at all discreet; you should be sure that you are the person to open the box when it arrives.