I own a similar clit vibrator and sometimes find that it's actually a bit too much; too strong for extended use in direct contact with my clit when I invariably start pressing harder as I get going, so I thought I'd try this one out. It's a good concept, but the fact that it's hard plastic, while good for safety and cleanup, is a major design drawback. Those of us with smaller clits don't get any direct contact with the vibrating surface at all. It's also not as strong as my other toy like this; with direct contact it would have been just right, but without that it isn't strong enough to do more than string you along.

It is relatively energy efficient. A pair of AAA batteries lasts about as long in this as it lasts in any such vibrator, which is to say a pair of rechargeables will go for a couple of hours. I actually hoped that the relatively lower-strength vibrations would let it last longer than that, but apparently not. That wasn't a deal-breaker, certainly, but it was another small disappointment that added to my general disgruntlement.

If you have a big clit, this should be just fine for you; in fact, I would even recommend it if you're looking for a nice toy that won't mash your clit no matter how hard you press. If you have a smaller clit but what you want is a teaser, this should also be good for that. If you have a smaller clit and actually want some vibration in contact with your clit, pick one of the un-scooped models. This is definitely a "one size fits some" occasion, which is a shame. I really think that if it had just been made in a slightly more flexible material it would probably work for anyone.

I was looking for something a little 'softer', not something that leaves me getting desperate! I finally resorted to turning this thing around and using the back of the bend to get some actual vibration. Again, if you want a tease, and have a relatively small clit, this would be perfect, but that wasn't how it was marketed or what I wanted it for.