The best use for this toy is hands-free involuntary orgasms. Serious, it seems to say "don't worry, I've got this".

The Zone Joy doesn't really have the frilly angles or rotations or anything like that. It just sits there and vibrates like no one's business; use it where it'll fit. My girlfriend tried using this toy to find it too big. I only had a little trouble in the beginning (my own fault) because of the size (diameter).

The best occasion to use The Zone Joy is when you're alone, it's LOUD.

The Zone Joy is made of two materials: regular hard plastic (pretty sturdy) and TPR silicone (smooth and velvety). It had a had a faint plastic smell at first, but that quickly went away. The TPR silicone definitely lends itself here. It's sooo smooth, you probably don't need as much lube as you'd think. Other than its size, this would be a great toy for beginners on the texture alone, diameter not so much.

Here's the link to the TPR page.

I really like the design overall. The tri-legged base just seems to make sense for a toy like this. If you're going to use it hands free (or other places), you're gonna want a sturdy base. Check. The base of the Zone Joy is also a pretty useful handle too.

I thought the diameter was great for my uses, a little too short to be filling (a little over 3"). However, it was long enough to hit the P-spot and WOW! I had an almost involuntary orgasm. The rounded head was perfect for the spot I was aiming for; anything more square or angled would've missed.

On a scale of 1-5 (1 beginner, 5 pro), the diameter was a 3-4, a girthy 2".

I like the design, but it doesn't really help in hiding or storage. It can really only stand on its base. If you try turning it or tilting it to its side, it's going to take up the same amount of space. It'll easily take up its own corner in your drawer or box.

One problems with the design is how much is water-proof and how much you cannot get wet. So, if lube (or other bodily fluids) dribbles down the TPR shaft it'll get on the controls in inside.

The functions/vibration controls are pretty easy to control and have a really easy learning curve. The right button turns it on and cycles through. The left turns it off. That also means you can't go back to a previous setting, it's full steam ahead. The control buttons are on the top of the base, really close to the top part that goes in. It can be a little awkward at first to find them if you aren't paying attention (which is really easy to do with a 3 1/4" jack hammer going off in you). There are steady vibrations, pulsating mini-earthquakes, and Cedar Point like roller coaster settings (2 or 3 of each). I preferred the straight up hard and heavy steady (the next one was a weaker pulse) because it was extremely powerful to me. I did find the off switch to be a real relief, one touch and it's off for easy recovery.

One trade off with the power of The Zone Joy is the noise. It was LOUD when not in an orifice. It quieted when you put it in. Also, a design bonus are the little rubber(?) pegs on the bottom. They reduced the noise when used on a hard surface (like a linoleum floor)

The Zone Joy is not water-proof, unfortunately. If they slimmed it down a 1/16th of an inch and made it water-proof, it'd be better. Next gen maybe.

I used The Zone Joy with this and ID Millennium. I'm not 100% sure if it was "safe" to use silicone with the TPR silicone cap...but not damage was done in the end.

The insertable part is a TPR cap over a plastic stick about the size/shape of a 2" cd spindle. You can wash the TPR cap in your favourite cleaning agent, but you have to wipe the rest of it with a cloth or an anti-bacterial wipe and hope no liquid got inside.

One thing to remember is that TPR is porous. So, if you're wanting to share (HA!) you'll need to cover it with a condom or wash it really quick. If you have the patience, you can air dry it.

It's really the care and design areas that made me regretfully set this toy aside. It wasn't so much a problem with one or the other, but both together. When I used this, it got pretty messy with the lube and such. I'm pretty sure i got some liquids inside the toy and ruined it.

I loved the packaging for The Zone Joy! It came in a large round clear plastic hat box looking thing. It was like opening a Christmas present!

I loved this toy...too bad I think I ruined it.

I'm not kidding about the almost hands-free orgasms! I really think this product belongs in the "Mens" area, but it needs to be camo-colored or something.

My girlfriend had a problem with this product because it was a bit too big for her whispering eye. I give her credit for trying.