The Box
The box is probably the nicer feature of this. It's one of those where the bottom nestles up into the top half. You can pull them apart to reveal the toy inside. It's also relatively discreet looking, at least at first glance. A more inquisitive look might reveal what it actually is, so it's for each to decide whether it can be displayed in the open or tucked away.

The Toy
When I first got this, I was hoping for better. The box it came in was rather nice. To be honest it actually felt sturdier than the Oui itself. You know there are problems when the container feels stronger than the toy. The entire thing feels as if it could snap apart like a fortune cookie.

To insert the battery you have to pop out a portion on the back. I found this rather difficult to do. It almost felt like it was trying to have a waterproof seal, despite the warnings that it is not a waterproof toy.

When I finally did get the battery in place, turning it on revealed a rather lackluster performance by the motor. It was definitely a mild vibration. Maybe it could be good for teasing or light stimulation, but it's definitely on the light-amusement side of the spectrum.

Cleaning and Storage
Cleaning shouldn't be difficult. While you can't immerse it, you can take a paper towel or washcloth with soapy water to wipe it down. Depending on where it has been used, it might also be wise to first use some disinfectant on a paper towel, in order to clean off any germs before wiping it clean with the water.

For storage, you get a little mesh bag to tuck it in, complete with drawstrings to keep it closed. Other than that, you can easily tuck it away in a drawer with your clothes, or even on a shelf behind something else.

I can't really say much here. It's just sort of "meh" all around with this one. The only saving grace, I think, is that for all it's weakness, it does take only a single AAA battery. But then it'd be a bit embarrassing if it required more than that.