I was very excited to get this vibrator, especially for such a low price and it was great until it broke about three months later.

When I first got Heart Racer, I was shocked at how small it was and wondered if it would deliver the stimulation I needed. I was surprised at the range of vibrations it provided, however, for those who need stronger clit stimulation (like myself,) will find this will only do it for you on the highest setting. It can be used vaginally, but I did not find the vibrations all that great when used that way, mostly because it is rather slender, which would be good for fun with a partner (unfortunately I have none right now) . The Heart Racer is extremely easy to use, unlike some other products. You simply turn dial at the base of it, (right were you unscrew it to insert the batteries,) and it tuns on. The dial can be easily turned with just a finger and can be quickly turned off (an important thing when someone walks in on you and you don't want them to know what you were doing). It is not all that loud (a very good thing when you live with your parents,) thanks to a special sheath for the batteries that prevents them from vibrating when the motor is turned on (which is the main reason for noise in battery operated vibrators). I would usually play some music softly or turn on my fan to cover the hum it makes, unless it was late at night when I was the only one awake in the house. Unfortunately, it is kinda tricky to get the batteries in and out of the sheath when changing them.

I think this would make a great beginner vibrator, however, I would not recommend relying on the Heart Racer as your only vibrator, especially for solo play. Overall, I thought this was a good vibrator for the price you pay and think it would make a good addition to anyone's collection.