The Theta is pretty in pink, and is non-phallic in nature. I appreciate its femininity and smooth-silicone surface. It can be used for both vaginal and anal play, though the shape, a very pronounced if not sharp tip with a wider base, may not be comfortable for anal play for some. It is harness compatible, and when used in conjunction with a vibrator seemed to provide just the right amount of stimulation (as compared with denser dildos which, with my partner, seem to have the capacity to detract from clitoral stimulation if the sensation is too overpowering). Wearing it in the harness left me feeling like I was thrusting with little on board, but when combined with the aforementioned vibrator, it provided a much more sensual experience. My partner, who is used to slimmer toys, found the Theta to provide the right amount of stimulation despite its slimness. The curvature provided g-spot stimulation, though working with the Theta in a harness was a little unwieldy given its soft and thin nature, making continued g-spot stimulation a fair amount of work. I found myself using my hand to stabilize the toy during sex to ensure I could move it where it needed to go.

Given that it is a silicone toy, a quick run through the dishwasher is all that is needed to keep this toy clean between uses and partners. We used a water-based lubricant with the Theta and given its size found it to be fairly easily insertable. Because it is so slim, its give did make it a little difficult to insert.

Having the toy used on me was generally disappointing. Though the Theta has great curve, I found the head of the toy to be too pronounced, leaving me feeling a bit "poked". There is no girth to this toy, so for non-beginners or users that have dealt with denser objects in the past, it will probably not be enough to help you achieve orgasm.