The Lustre Mini Vibe is a cute, discreet little toy that would make a good travel companion. It is only 2 3/4 inches long, with a diameter of 3/4 inch. It is made of ABS plastic and comes in a shiny, bright pink. The tip of it is rounded on one side and comes to a slightly curved point on the other, so it's perfect for both those who like direct pinpoint stimulation and those who don't.

The bottom section twists off so you can insert three LR44 watch batteries into it. It has a waterproof ring in case you want to take it into the tub or shower for a little water time fun. At the bottom, on an angle, is a button you push for the seven different vibration setting. I think the angled button was a great idea. It made it very easy to change the settings without having to stop and look. You must cycle through all the settings to turn it off or to return to a previous one you liked.

The vibrations of this toy are midway between thrummy and buzzy and they get buzzier on the higher settings. Unfortunately, at least for me, they are fairly mild even at the highest setting. There are three constant settings of low, medium and high. Then there are four patterned settings: escalating, slow pulse, fast pulse, and finally a pattern of three fast pulses followed by a long pulse.

Since it is waterproof this toy is easy to clean. Just use some mild soap and water or your favorite toy cleaner. Any type of lubricant is safe to use with ABS plastic, so feel free to break out the silicone lube with this one.

The Lustre Mini Vibe comes in a little cardboard box with a picture of the vibe on the front and minimal instructions on the back. The batteries are also included.

While I thought this toy was adorable, it just didn't do anything for me. The vibrations were just too mild for my taste, though if you like milder vibes this would be perfect. It is cute. It's pretty discreet and easy to tuck away in your purse, nightstand, etc, and it's very quiet. I liked the idea of a bullet that had seven different settings. All in all, the only thing holding it back is the lack of power.