The G-Brush by Duncan Charles Designs is a new twist on G-spot shaped dildos. With its brush like ribs it creates more intense sensations than a normal smooth tipped G-spotter, which may be a bit too much for some. But if you like textured toys, you're sure to love this one. Due to its medium size, it should be comfortable enough for a beginner, but large enough for those who like a bit more girth. Since it is made of ceramic, it can be used in the tub or shower. Just be careful not to drop it because, even though it is shock resistant, it is still breakable. Also, you can use this for temperature play. Just run it under warm or cold water until it is the right temperature for you, and be careful to not get it too hot.

The G-brush is a handmade, hand painted, ceramic dildo. It is non-porous, phthalates free, hypo-allergenic and latex free. The colors it comes in are black and red. I have the red and it is a nice fiery red with an orangy undertone. It is completely solid with a nice shiny smooth finish. Because it is so solid and unforgiving, care needs to be taken with how hard and fast you or your partner thrust it. I found that fast deep thrusting really didn't work well with this dildo. I preferred a slower shallower type thrusting with it, which is a bit unusual for me and took a little getting used to.

This dildo is 7 1/2 inches long, with approximately 6 of those inches being insertable. The diameter is 1 1/2 inches at the widest point. The bottom of the shaft has a nice flat base, which makes it easy to set it down without it rolling around. The angle of the G-spotter is not very acute. I think I would have preferred it to be a little more angled. At the top of the G-spotter are "brushes", which consist of 6 narrow ribs that are about 1/4 of an inch apart. These are very noticeable when brushed against the G-spot. Usually I don't tend to feel the texture of toys, but with this one, there's no way you won't notice them. They are pretty nice. I'm actually a bit indifferent about this. I'm not exactly sure it helped me to have a better or more intense G-spot orgasm. But I could definitely tell that it felt different than my normal smoother G-spotters.

To me, everything about the G-brush is good. It does work well, and does what it's supposed to do. Due to its firmness, it is quite easily felt without being overly girthy. As I said, the ribs on it are very noticeable. The angle is a bit too shallow, but still suitable.

So why do I sound so iffy then? I don't know. I like it. I was able to have an orgasm with it. I think it just might be personal preference with this one. It just didn't rock my world. Though, I do prefer silicone and I do prefer a lot of girth. So take my personal preferences with a grain of salt. Because everything about this dildo is extremely well made and does exactly what it is supposed to do.

Cleaning the G-brush is very easy. Just use warm soap and water, making sure it get into the ribbed area well. It is also dishwasher safe, making it possible to completely disinfect.

Because of it being an extremely smooth ceramic finish, little or no lubricant is needed. Also all types of lubes are compatible with this.

The G-brush comes in a lovely black, checkerboard designed, velvety pouch for storage. It is not padded, but seems sufficient for keeping it safe.

As I have already said, I liked this, but I didn't love it. When I've used it, I found that slower shallower thrusts were necessary to feel the full effect of it. I have used it a few times along with a clitoral vibrator and was able to have a g-spot orgasm from it. Nothing especially different than the ones I feel from other dildos I already own though. But I do prefer faster, deeper thrusts with dildos that have more girth. So I guess this just wasn't my favorite type of toy.