The maximizer is used internally, with the bulb pressed up against the clitoris. As it's a jelly toy, I don't think it's firm enough for anal use, but you could try! When I opened the box, I was very, very surprised. This toy is small.

Like, palm-of-the-hand small.

To be honest, I was disappointed. I'm not a size queen, but... well, we'll get to that later. This is NOT, I repeat, NOT!!! a toy to be shared unless you use a condom with it every time! Jelly cannot be sterilized the same way that silicone can. Be safe!

As I said, this is a jelly toy. It's very soft and bendy; the bulb is very squishy, and you can easily press it into you to conform to your anatomy. I didn't notice a smell, but right away I knew that this would be the type of toy that would be difficult to keep clean. Jelly seems to attract *everything*, up to and including cat hair, which is not as easy to get off (ha! get it? get off? no? ...damn) as it might seem.

I would say this toy would be better for beginners that are interested but not sure how to go about g-spot play. It's not a higher-end toy, but it's an interesting start.

The picture of the maximizer next to the control box should have been my indicator, but I honestly didn't expect it to be that small. The insertion portion of the toy is about the size of my pinky finger, and not much thicker than that. It's VERY bendy, and I found that it was difficult to keep it against my g-spot.

I'd say you could definitely slip this one into your suitcase, though - it's not much bigger than my hand!

On the other side, however, I'm not sure if it was the jelly material or this particular toy, but I experienced a very strong burning sensation after using this toy. I cleaned it properly beforehand and didn't use lube, so I'm not sure what the deal was - but if you're material-sensitive, this is one you definitely need to skip.

The control is just a little dial that you can turn up or down. The vibrations are located in an egg that you can take out of the base/bulb of the toy so that you can clean the toy better; that does mean that the vibrations have a hard time traveling to the tip where it would be against your g-spot. It's a really great clitoral toy, but the g-spot action just didn't do anything for me. The vibrations were strong enough to make me climax (and as we all know, that doesn't happen easily!), but it was definitely not a g-spot orgasm.

It isn't too noisy, though, which is awesome for those of you that live with others!

This toy is jelly. Jelly seems to be the worst possible material to take care of, in my opinion! You definitely can't share it, because it can't be sanitized properly. Even if you clean it with soap & water, you can still get random cat hairs or dust stuck to it in the time it takes for you to walk it from the bathroom to... wherever it is you're going to play with it. The only plus to this particular toy is that you can take out the vibrator, so you could soak it - but I can't for the life of me figure out how to store jelly without it getting messy (even in a closed, plastic box!).