At first glance, when I opened up the packaging, I was in shock. The description given did not do this dong justice. After reading the packaging, it was only then, did I realize that is was not just a straight forward dildo that vibrated, but was actually meant to be an anal plug. Personally I was skeptical of it being able to be used comfortably as an anal plug but I was excited at the thought of it being used vaginally. The fact that it vibrates is perfect for stimulating the clit area and definitely adds to the experience when used vaginally. The suction cup base is perfect if you have a perfectly clean and flat surface as well. It stuck effortlessly to the tub floor.

When you look at the packaging, and even at the description, you notice that it is Phthalates free and when opened there is absolutely no scent whatsoever. The controller for the vibrations is sleek and easy to grip and doesn't always have to be attached to the dong itself. The material of the dong is smooth, veiny and slightly bendable. You can tell with some pushing on the dong where the bullet is located within it. The veins that protrude a bit out of the shaft of the dong are perfectly done. A bit of texture from them ultimately adds to the experience without it being overbearing. I can definitely see a beginner loving how it feels and even an advanced user being quite fond of it.

I absolutely adored the design of this toy. The only thing that really worried/concerned me was the wire that goes from the dong to the controller. I think this could have been thought out better since it does not look like there is an o-ring in the plug in portion of the controller. The dong itself though was shaped fantastically. The shape of it had a tiny bit of a curve and when used at a certain angle you can definitely hit your g-spot relatively well. The size was a bit off putting at first glance. The description given did not do it justice. After handling the toy though, it became an easier thought that it was just the right size. I would not recommend traveling with this toy as it is a bit on the larger side and hiding it would honestly not be an easy task.

The overall controls of this toy are extremely easy to use. The controller has a single push button that leads you to a variety of different vibrations. All of which are listed on the instruction paper that also tells you how to install the batteries in this toy. On the dong itself, you can feel that the main motor is located within the balls and the bullet itself is right in the shaft, a bit more than halfway up. This makes the toy for the most part very bendable and not really stiff at all. When you plug in the dong to the controller and turn the toy on you can hear the bullet at work. It's not overly loud but it isn't silent. Using this toy on a flat surface to make use of the suction cup can lead to a noisier situation. This toy does say it is waterproof so using it in the shower is not a concern. The only problem I have found is that unless you follow the battery installation instructions to a "T" you might find yourself with a stuck controller. The instructions are very specific on how to install.

The best way to take care of this toy is just simple soap and water. You don't need to worry about getting water where the wire is located on the dong as it is completely waterproof. I have tended to leave the controller alone since I did not see an "o" ring in the plug and that concerns me a bit. After washing I just let the toy air dry to avoid lint or fuzz getting stuck onto it. When I don't use this toy I just put it right back in its packaging as it fits perfectly and closes back up nicely.

This toy comes packaged in a simple plastic "container". Form fitted for the dong and the external controller. The best part about the packaging is that after you use your toy and wash it clean you can use it again to store the toy until you are ready to use it again. There were minimal user instructions on the packaging and most of them were only on how to properly install the batteries and how to control the vibrations, which was a seperate piece of paper. On the insert that has the toys name on it, though, you can find tiny lettering on the back of it that actually states what this toy was really intended for.