This is a great beginner's toy for a girl who knows what she wants. It is realistic enough to be attractive while maintaining its veiny shaft for a subtle ribbed pleasure. It is a very cheap buy for a comfortable, quiet vibrator.

Many vibrators this cheap will have a tendency to have a very strong rubbery smell or even harvest odor over a period of time. I have owned this particular machine for some time now and with a quick scrubbing after each use it is still as fresh and fun as when I got it. However, if you are a rough rider you may find that the top that holds the batteries in can come loose causing a premature evacuation of power supply, but since the batteries do not have a specific arrangement they are a snap to slide back in. This means that if you are in the middle of a session and you try to turn it up, and instead spin the batteries out of your buddy you don't have to try to find a microscopic diagram while maintaining arousal. Simply pop them back in so they are facing opposite directions and vibe out!

This product would have earned a few more points on my scale if it were more water resistant, but because there is no o-ring in the cap, it would be ill-advised to take it into the bath or hot tub. Because the motor is in the base of such a long and girthy shaft the vibrations are somewhat tame, but good nonetheless! Though it is a relatively large piece of equipment, it has a nicely tapered tip for a very comfortable insertion, sure to please all the girlies. So if you are looking for a cheap, healthy sized, firm jelly with a quiet motor and a good grip, this is your pick!

The prober is still working great and we still love whipping it out on those wild occasions, but I have come across something rather interesting. It seems the combination of elastomers used to create the jelly compound is safe to human skin but is quite aggressive when in prolonged contact to other jelly products. I keep all my sex toys together in a bag stored in a cool dry place. Sounds safe, right? Well I recently found my Punishment Plug (made of a very mild jelly) melted in the bottom of the bag. I figured I may have just left it somewhere hot for too long (funny joke). Then, several weeks later I found yet another jelly toy that looked as though it was melted. Except this time it was melted to the prober. It seems that any weaker strand of "rubber" will be broken down by what ever is in the Jelly Flex Prober. (Just as petroleum based lubes will break down condoms; not cool). So, I will not say do not buy the prober, it is a GREAT vibrator for the money. But, if you do have one, keep it away from your other toys, it doesn't play well with others.