This type of vibrator is mainly used for clitoral stimulation, but the curve at the tip allows it to be used for g-spot stimulation as well. The Xtreme pack worked well as a clitoral vibrator, but I couldn't bring myself to use it as a g-spot stimulator because of the seam in the middle of the bullet. I get worried about the germs that can be hiding in cracks and crevices, so this vibrator will never be tested in that way with me.

The Xtreme pack has a nice texture. It is made of PU coated plastic, with a safety rating of 7. It is phthalate free, can be used with water based or silicone based lubricants, and can be cleaned with warm water and soap or a toy cleaner. The material had no scent, I didn't attempt to taste it. The texture would be good for any, though it did have a bit of drag to it without lubrication, so it's necessary, at least for me, to use lube. There's no give at all to it, it's very rigid.

Length: 3 1/2"
Insertable length: 2 1/4"
Circumference: 3 1/2"
Diameter: 1 1/8"

I'm not a fan of the design of the Xtreme pack g-spot bullet. Like I mentioned before, the seam along the middle of the bullet makes me not want to insert it to test the g-spotting capabilities. The lights on the remote are a bit distracting. It's a little sex at the carnival, which could be good or bad, depending on your likes. The wires seemed loose because there were times that I was really getting into it and it would just stop. I'd reposition the wires, and it would start again. It will work great if you stay very still while using it, but I'm not a still kind of gal. This is not a discreet toy, in my opinion. You might be able to lie to someone that has never seen a toy and say it's a massager for your neck, but I don't know how many people would actually believe it. The bullet does detach from the remote, so you could pack them separately, which may lend to the discreetness of the Xtreme pack. I think if you get one that has good wiring, it will be good for beginners or more advanced toy users. The Xtreme pack is not at all realistic looking, it looks pretty futuristic in my opinion.

The Xtreme pack was a toy that I had wanted to try before it was a free gift with purchase, so I was excited when I saw that it was available for free. I'm glad that I waited because had I paid full price, well, I would be quite upset. The vibrations are located throughout the toy, with a bit more concentration at the tip. It has 35 different vibration speeds and functions, which are nice, but I don't really play around with the functions. Most of the time I'm a "lets get as many orgasms out of this time period as I can" kind of girl, and high speed vibration is generally where I like to go (starting with low, then to medium, then to high.) The controls are convenient and easy to use. It isn't a noisy toy, and it is not waterproof at all. My displeasure with the Xtreme pack g-spot bullet is that the wiring doesn't seem to be the best. I started to move and the toy would stop working. I would have to turn it off, then turn it back on. I was using brand new batteries in this toy, and for it to stop working at movement let me know that it's not a problem with the batteries, but with the wiring. If it weren't for it stopping on its own and the seam across the middle of the bullet, I would be very happy with it.

The Xtreme pack g-spot bullet is made of PU coated plastic, with a safety rating of 7. It is phthalate free, can be used with water based or silicone based lubricants, and can be cleaned with warm water and soap or a toy cleaner. I clean it after use, allow it to air dry, and store it in its own bag.

The Xtreme pack g-spot bullet comes in a bubble wrapped bag with no instructions. The packaging can't really be used as a gift or storage as you have to rip into it to get to the vibe. I'm unsure if this is how it's normally packaged, or if it was packaged this way because it was the freebie with a certain amount purchased.

I really wanted to love this vibrator. I'm thinking of calling Eden Fantasys to see if they'll offer a replacement. The other reviews have not mentioned bad wiring (at least the ones that I've read), so I'm led to believe that this is an isolated incident. It had really good strong vibrations, when it was working.