This is a very good beginning dildo for those with little to no experience. It's just right in length and girth, and with plenty of lube it's a perfect fit. The suction cup on the bottom makes for a great handle for solo thrusting or for a partner to hold, as well as using as intended to stick to a bathtub, for fun hands-free play.

The firmness of the jelly material isn't very soft, but it's not completely hard either. There's a bit of give to the toy when you press it. The shaft bends a bit so if you're looking for something that is completely hard and unmoving, jelly probably isn't for you. A drawback to the jelly is that it picks up detritus easily if you aren't careful. I'd advise cleaning it with a soft cloth or towel that doesn't pill or leave hairs behind, and storing it in a container or wrapping that will avoid this.

A positive for the jelly, however is that it has been virtually scentless and tasteless. There was no strong plastic smell, and it tastes like nothing so if you are concerned about an awful tasting toy than there is nothing to worry about with this.

The size seemed a little intimidating at first, as I am a small woman, but with plenty of lube and relaxation I took it fine and haven't had a problem since. The veins give it a good texture while not being so big they are a bother. The head is nice and firm, and is great for clitoral stimulation before penetration as well as feeling good during thrusts.

The textured balls are a nice addition, but they turned out to be something not quite for me. The texture was a bit too overpowering for clitoral stimulation, and while I thought the balls would be fun they just ended up getting in the way of holding on to the base of the toy.

The first time I had used this toy, I had no experience with toys and was a virgin to boot but this toy performed fantastically for me and still does today. The suction cup did help get around this though, as it gives a good thing to grip on to. It's not the strongest suction cup, however, so it can't hold on to a great variety of surfaces and even the ones it does there's always a chance of slippage.

A drawback of jelly is its porousness, so it's important to clean the toy very well. When I purchased it I made sure to get an anti-bacterial toy cleanser to clean it with - Doc Johnson's Anti-Bacterial Toy Cleanser is a good choice. Due to the nature of the toy's material, it's a good idea to keep it covered if you live in a dusty or pet-friendly environment. I've started keeping mine in a plastic container so it won't be covered in lint or tons of cat hair.