The Thrill Extanda is a nice-looking toy that not only vibrates but thrusts with varying speeds. It looks and feels like high-quality silicone and is waterproof. The tip end has a little flex to it, while the shaft is firm. The head is realistically shaped phallus complete with frenum and is matte black. It has a nice heft. I've always wanted to try one of these or watch someone else use it. The size is good for anyone but a size queen, I'd say. Not overly intimidating, even for anal. However, maybe a bit much for a beginner (anally).

The ladies are, of course, the main users of the Thrill Extanda. This is a toy for adventurous and curious masturbators.

The only drawback of this toy is the challenge of finding the right place/position to use it. You need a smooth surface to stick it to, like tile, bathtub, mirror, etc. This may or may not be ideal, depending on your play style, accommodations, etc., though it can be used in the shower being waterproof. Alternatively, a partner could hold it for you. And to be more creative, you could affix it to an object or large, heavy pillow with a harness to hold it in place, but results may vary.

Once you get it in position and get the hang of it, you should be hitting your spot and on your way to orgasm. Finding the hot button to change pattern or vibration may be a slight challenge in the heat of the moment or in the dark. There is a tiny light that illuminates when turned on.

For anal use, this toy requires plenty of water-based lube as silicone has more drag than toys made of plastic, glass, metal, gel, rubber, etc. This will be less the case for vaginal use, though YMMV. The functions and vibrations are all satisfactory and don't leave you feeling like you're missing anything.

The vibrations are strong and can be felt throughout the shaft. There is enough variety for most needs.
The vibrations themselves are pretty quiet, but the thruster makes a bit of a slightly annoying but expected squeaking mechanical noise. This may not be best for a roommate situation as it could be heard through a door if it was quiet, but it is not overly loud.

I'd say the most likely uses (best?) for this toy are on the edge of the bathtub, where you can straddle it or sticking to the wall and bending over. If your knees don't mind and you have a smooth floor, it could be stuck to the floor and knelt above. You may have to experiment with your environment to find what works best.