It's interesting looking, it's pink, it's intriguing.... It's....It's... OK, I ran out of good points to talk about here.

Made from PVC (smells a bit like a child's Halloween costume) in a bright pink smooth plastic shell this toy leaves a great deal to be desired.

Functionally, it does have a half decent vibe to it with 10 varying settings, which are accessed by a single button, so if you jump over your favorite you'll have to cycle through them to get back to it. It is powered by 2 N batteries (included to my surprise), which are not impossible to find (Radio Shack carries them if you're looking for a local vendor).

It is shaped somewhat like a finger, and the design concept, I imagine, is that is curvature will allow the vibrations to stimulate the g spot. Unfortunately, while there is vibration that can be felt, the "finger" is so overly flexible that there is seemingly no comfortable way to apply any notable pressure to allow the vibrations to really transfer.

On the control end is a "saw tooth" area, which while not hard, is still a bit on the firm side and would likely provide a really good (though maybe uncomfortable) stimulation, if there were a second vibe in it, or if the vibrations from the other end would travel that far.

Cleanup is a snap, simply remove the batteries and set them someplace safe for later use, then open the trash barrel and drop the rest, gravity will handle the rest of the process. I would imagine as a PVC product hot soapy water, alcohol wipe, toy cleaner, etc should work if you really had a desire to clean it for future use. I personally may just reverse engineer it to a controller and what I assume is a simple micro-bullet.

Ultimately, buy a good multifunction bullet, or a g-spot stimulator, this one is neither by itself unfortunately.

Have not reverse engineered this product yet, but it appears that may be it's only hope, and its eventual fate...