Ina comes in what I consider to be an unnecessarily large box (think women's shoe box) that is sturdy, discreet, and quite passably useful. Within the box, she is packaged loosely in molded plastic and set on top of her instruction manual and charger.

She's nine inches long, following the curve, with a extra appendage about 2 1/2 inches (also by curve). 4 1/2 inches insertable. 4 1/2 inches at her thickest (right beside the tip of the extra bit). She has a silicon insertable portion with a white plastic handle and buttons.

Her vibes go through 5 speeds and 8 functions: steady on, steady with only the main part vibrating, steady with only the little part vibrating, alternating between the two, little part with interval buzzing, a wave effect between the two parts, and a vibration that sounds an awful lot like the old arcade music from Spy Car.

She's silicone, so she's easy to clean with some antibacterial soap and water but she is NOT waterproof. Don't use her with silicone lubes, either!

Now that that's out of the way, let's get down to the nitty gritty:

I can not stand this vibe. The functions are great, it looks nice, but I can't insert it without either thrusting that rather hard little extra appendage into my clit or holding it up (the base is flexible, so you can do this if you want). Even when I do hold the little bit up and slide it in, Ina is rather small in length and girth. And really, without the little guy, you might as well buy the Liv.


So I'll quote what I heard several people say in the forums: If this works for you, it works great. If it doesn't work for you, it's going to be the most uncomfortable vibe you've ever owned.