The G-Spot 2 Tone vibrator is amazing to me. Everything from the colors to the seven ripples to soft jelly like silicone. Never having owned a non-plastic toy, this was quite the adventure. Being a college student, this was harder to hide from my roommate and often times found myself overly worried about it being found. Its colors are so bright and noticeable that it can be seen from across the room. So when I open my drawer it is the first one I see. This toy can be used in seemingly so many ways.

First off, this toy can do some wicked bends. In any direction, the g-spot can bend about 70 degrees, so depending on what spot you want to be hitting, it can bend for you. This is incredibly cool for clitoral stimulation as different positions can be formed. It can also be nice since the toy is so long that it gives more leeway as to how the toy is held. However, for g-spot stimulation, it is a bit harder to find bends that actually stay during insertion. It was better when not thrusted for keeping its shape, but if you're the kinda gal who needs that thrust, maybe this isn't really for you. This toys bends takes some time to learn, but once done so, it can easily provide much pleasure.

Secondly is the water proof feature. This toy is completely waterproof with no sorts of leaks into the battery compartment. The end of this toy is actually rippled in a way to prevent it from slipping out of your hand in the shower or bath. This was hugely helpful since the last thing I wanted was to stop from play and try to find the vibrating booger. Also, living in a dorm room, public showers are my only option and I felt completely safe using this toy in there... That is, super early in the morning when no one else was around to hear either the vibrations or my moans. Public masturbation is tricky!

Thirdly, is of course anal. There is the smallest of flared ends which most likely doesn't really count, but with its length being so long, it could be used for anal, when used carefully. There is still a partial handle after the biggest part is inserted which may or may not be helpful.

Lastly, this can be used with a partner. I had the pleasure of using this toy with my partner. The bends are tricky enough solo, but with a partner it can become troublesome, as it bends without him even really noticing. This is best used for clitoral play with a partner, and can be easy to use once again because of its great length.

The G-Spot 2 Tone is made of 100% Silicone and has a firm but somewhat squishy feel to it. Having never had a toy other than plastic, it was very exotic to hold it in my hands. Silicone is a "Semi-organic polymer, man-made material known for wide-ranging stability and water repellence" (To read more about Silicone click here). There is also a sense of safety since Silicone has a material safety rating of 10. Silicone is nonporous and can be disinfected by boiling in water for three minutes. Due to this, one can be assured if desiring to use between multiple partners. Just remember to disinfect before each use.

There was a slight smell upon opening, but after a mandatory washing (seriously, it had brown smudges on it--Please read Care and Maintenance to learn how to take care of this product) the smell went away. There is virtually no taste to it and the sight is very appealing. The base starts off with a deep pink that as approaching the tip turns to clear. There is a bendy thing that runs up the middle and can be bent close to 75 to 80 degree angles, but only really stays in about 70 degree ones. It can bend in any direction and like previously said, during use it can bend when not intended.

The majority of the toy has a very smooth feel where the ridges are. Towards the bottom about an inch of it is very textured and is meant for a better grasp during shower use. It starts roughly 4.5 inches from the top and when inserted is barely noticeable. There is also a plastic end cap that has texts explaining it was made in China, that it uses 1 AA Battery and its Patent. There are three pegs that when balanced correctly, the toy can stand. This can be useful when it is slimed with lubrication and cum and you don't really want to lay it down. The on/off button is rubbery with an audible click when pushed.

The shape is fairly unique from the other toys I've seen. The top of the toy points in a different direction than the rest of it, giving it that extra umph for g-spot stimulation. I found that bump is actually best for clitoral stimulation. The bumps along the shaft look interesting and provide only a slight feeling when inserted with lubricant. If the reason for purchasing this toy is on the bumps alone, I would possibly look for a different toy. They were nice but not really that effective.

The size is incredibly big, and for first time/inexperienced users this could be a shocker and most likely not your cup of tea. However, more experienced users may enjoy this more. As mentioned above, this toy isn't very discreet. The bright colors and obvious shape make it very easy to see and recognize. This toy isn't really meant for travel, it is really big and bulky and in the end probably wouldn't be worth it.

To turn the G-Spot 2 Tone vibrator on, the rubbery pink on/off button at the base must be clicked. There is a nifty audible sound to ensure it was clicked correctly. The button is amazingly easy to hit. It is in the middle of the three peg legs at the very bottom of the toy. I found this very easy to use since I didn't have to try learning where it was, it came very naturally to me. There are two settings; moderate and high. One click turns the toy to the moderate setting and one more click sets it to a high setting. In order to turn off this toy from the moderate setting, the toy must first go through the high setting. This can be annoying at times but not that big of a pain since its only one extra click.

The noise isn't too bad but it is noticeable. I like how Victoria described it as being about the same as a cell phone's vibration setting. When inside it is harder to hear, either that or I just get louder. Since noise is an issue for me since I am a college student, I didn't think this toy was too extreme. I of course waited for my roommate to leave since dorm living and sexual play just aren't two things that mix, despite what the male students seem to think. Anyways, this toy's noise level is good for beginners since it's loud enough to know it's on and working but not too loud to be scary.

It is water proof as previously said and it performed very well in the water. The easy grip made it anti-slip and the audible button was also helpful in the shower. Testing for how water proof this toy was performed and even after sinking it in a sink of water, totally submerged, for a few minutes, there was still no leakage. As a result, safety can be assured when using this electrical device in water.

This toy can be washed just about every way you can think of. Mild anti-bacterial soap and water, cleaning solutions, dish water, etc. However, I want to say that just because this toy is silicone doesn't mean that with only washing it will prevent transmission of bodily fluids if more than one person is using this toy. Since this is a vibrating toy, boiling is off limits. However, before storage it is important that the toy is completely dry first.

Lubes that work best with this are water based lubes. Stay away from the silicone based ones as this can ruin the material over time.

The package was a standard plastic wrapped around the toy with a single cardboard paper detailing the toy. My assumption is that this toy is most often bought in Bricks-and-mortar (aka real building) as opposed to clicks-and-mortar (aka edenfantasys) because before opening the package two things could be tested before purchase. One was the silicone feel. There is a round nub that sticks out of the packaging that allows customers to feel that the toy is made of. The second is a hole on the bottom of the toy so one can press the on/off button, which I have to admit is quite entertaining due to its audio sound. Unfortunately for me, my plastic container was pretty badly smashed up and I'm gaining most of the touching factors from the labels and arrows (aka Touch me or push button bottom). But the toy was not harmed in any way, so even if your plastic isn't in the best of condition, be assured you're product is probably still fine.

On the cardboard paper in bright, shiny metallic font reads "100% Silicone" Above that is the name "2 Tone" and also can be seen are "High Low Intense Speeds" and "G-Spot" The paper also announces that it is water proof, is 7 inches long and totally bendable. The actual colors of the paper are black background with neon pink and purples streaming across. There is a seductive woman also on the paper.

However despite all the marketing words included, there is virtually no instructions on how to use, except perhaps that it can be used in water. Definitely more instructions could be added on care and such, but for the price, I can let that slide. I wouldn't recommend the plastic container by itself as gift nor would it be good for storage. If you are into keeping your toys in their original containers, it would be possible since the plastic easily unsnaps at the top, but since it just seemed so cheap to me, I feel like a better home could be found for this toy.