I loved the Pixie Bliss vibe. It's super cute. It's uber tiny. It has a metal ball tip that gives you a good sense of what it's like to try a steel toy. But it's only $10.99. It's like a test drive for bigger, better things!

I bought my first Pixie Bliss because I wanted to feel the sensation of the metal tip to decide if I might like a steel toy. I have now bought (and broken) 3 Pixie Bliss vibes.

The Pixie Bliss comes in orange or blue. They're both pretty. They're made of sparkly, translucent plastic, which causes me no irritation or discomfort. They are easy to clean and have a push-button one speed mechanism (although if they were too powerful you could put older batteries in for a weaker vibe, as the vibrator's strength is greatly affected by the battery life.) The ergonomic shape is great for external play, although the straight shaft isn't the best for g-spot stimulation.

The upside of the Pixie Bliss is that it's a small, maneuverable vibrator with a big punch of power; and it has a metal ball tip for added sensation. I must say, I'm now CONVINCED that I need a steel vibrator, because the cool, super smooth sensation is amazing.

The downside is that the toy is very cheaply made. As I said, I've bought 3. That's because I love this toy, but they keep breaking. After losing my third one, I've decided to move on. They seem to short out, although I cannot definitively say the reason for the broken vibes. Keep in mind that I may be rougher on my toys than the average Jane.

That said, is was definitely worth trying out. I'd recommend the Pixie bliss to anyone with ten bucks burning a hole in their pocket!