Zenith has a longer, straight shaft, a curved and bulbous head designed for G-spot stimulation and a soft, velvety texture. The shape, design and motor placement makes this a versatile and very fun addition to your collection--when it works! My first one died after about 15 minutes of use and the second one needed a complete internal overhaul to make the motor work. I do love this and hope to get the bugs worked out so I can continue to enjoy the many different modes of stimulation the Zenith has to offer.

For women, the obvious use is to stimulate the G-spot and surrounding area. This has a delightful shape for targeting and teasing not only the G-spot, but the clitoris, nipples, external anal area and the labia. I also loved the feeling of the rumbly bulb along the sides of my spine during a massage.

I would not suggest anal insertion of the Zenith, there is no flared base or solid means of holding it that would prevent the Zenith from traveling where no vibrator should ever go! That said, there are a variety of ways Zenith can be used during couple play. Light and erotic sensual teasing, sexy and targeted massages, external perineal vibrations and clitoral stimulation during penetration are only a few of the fun and sexy uses for sensual and erotic time together.

Men can also enjoy using Zenith to stimulate the testicles, nipple and sensory teasing and external vibrations for the anal area. Run the tip over the shaft of the penis and press in on the outer area of the P-spot for some amazing and strong sensations!

Made of velvety, PU coated plastic, Zenith has a sensual and soft texture but is rigid and firm. This combination works very well for sensual and orgasmic sensations. The velvety, soft exterior stimulates the nerves along the skin and the rigid structure adds perfect targeting and maneuverability. Rated at an 8 on the material safety scale, this is non-porous, easy to clean and is a very non-temperamental material.

Zenith is 8 1/2" long, with 7 1/2" being insertable, and is 1" diameter along the shaft and 1 1/4" diameter on the bulbous tip. The bulb at the tip is 2" long and is slightly curved up for easier targeting and better stimulation.

To access the battery compartment, unscrew the base, add 2 AA batteries and replace the base on the vibrator. Now--here is the tricky part. Press the button on the bottom for 1 full second to turn Zenith on. If it does not start, remove the batteries and start over. I had to do this numerous times to get it to work. To change vibration patterns after working, press the base. There are 7 patterns to choose from and when you have reached the last pattern, you can either push the button in for 2 seconds to turn it off or give it a short push and it will start back at the first level of vibration.

The vibration patterns are: 1) Low steady - 2) Medium steady - 3) High steady - 4) Short pulse, long pulse - 5) Short pulse, short pulse, long pulse - 6) Short low pulse, short high pulse - 7) Escalating roller coaster. These vibrations are very penetrating and rumble--but there is a price to pay!! The noise level is amazingly loud!! I could hear this outside my closed bedroom door when I checked to satisfy my curiosity about the noise. Dang!! I was right--this is a buzzsaw....

Wash thoroughly in warm, soapy water and rinse well. Let this air dry to minimize lint pick up and then clean it with a toy cleaner to sanitize the Zenith's material. Do not submerge in water, boil, clean with alcohol or bleach or place it in the dishwasher. Those methods of cleaning will ruin this vibrator.

You can store this with other plastics, in its original box or in the toy pouch that was included. Do not store with other PU coated items or soft materials such as silicone, TPR or jelly. The velvety coating can pick up colors and become very ugly and possibly unsafe for further use. Do not store this in the sunlight, as that will also damage the finish.

--The batteries get stuck inside the compartment. It took me about 35-40 minutes to remove them.

--I did not have a good experience with my Zenith vibrators. The first one worked only for about 15 minutes and then completely died. I could not do anything to get it running again. I was given a replacement and it was tricky to get working the first time. It would vibrate at a very slow and light pace--almost not noticeable--and die. I decided there was nothing to lose and tuned up the interior metal battery connectors. This did help to get the vibrations going, but turning it off is only possible by removing the cap.

--My faulty items are probably a fluke, but I do want to let others know that I did have some problems. The likelihood of my issues with the Zenith repeating again are low. I do want people to be aware of the problem areas so they can make an informed decision when purchasing an item.

Zenith is a total bust for me. I have a hard time getting the motor to work and then to turn it off, I have to remove the battery. The other one sticks in the bottom and takes a serious amount of work to remove. A big disappointment, I was so looking forward to this one!!