Ok, so I'll admit, this toy isn't for me, and it won't be for everyone. But that doesn't mean it is a bad toy.

I'll start with the good. It is easy to control, the silicone parts feel like good quality, and it is very portable and waterproof.

The body is painted hard plastic, giving it a metallic pink color.

10 different settings are noticeably different (I hate toys where you can't tell. But there is a caveat.)

This thing is a rocket, a motorcycle, its power is concentrated and fixated.
If used improperly and too directly, it will be too strong for a lot of women unless they like that sort of thing. I own a Hitachi, it is broader and more powerful, but this cannon is nearly equal in strength but in a much smaller point. It is so strong I even use it for trigger point work on stiff muscles.

This toy would be better if it had a lower setting, but it starts off at high and only gets higher. The edge is taken off in a tub and can be used for enjoyment with a delicate touch as the tips are too hard and need to be broken in on a hard surface.

The profile and toy lead to interesting angles and vibration profiles... Think of a car's tight wire shaking if you hit it, and you will see the top moving for a bit.

I noticed it was listed as a 2 of 5 on a quiet scale; it is definitely at least a 3.

Easy to clean and charge.

So for me, there was a learning curve... it's just too strong to use it directly without numbing myself up.
Using angles and knowing how to use the soft tip and when to pull away makes all the difference.
I'm a silicone girl, but these tips are hard and need to be broken in (not on the clitoris).

My body seams to have rejected the vibration frequency of the lover, but it has other uses and I would still recommend it for those who don't get desensitized easly.