The Serenity is a rabbit-style vibrator. This particular one has a curved head for optimum G-spot contact and a clitoral stimulator at the base. Rabbits are excellent for beginners and experienced ladies alike.

The Serenity is made of TPR, which is a rubber polymer blend. It's smooth, not very absorbent, and easy to clean.

As I mentioned above, the head of the vibrator is curved for G-spot fun, and there is a clitoral stimulator at the base that is sort of shaped like a large thumb. For the most part, the size of the Serenity is a good size. I did, however, have a bit of discomfort from the curve at the head. It's bulkier right at the curve, so keep that in mind when you decide to play. The vibrator itself is rather large and bulky; it is definitely not easy to hide.

The vibrator is controlled from the very bottom of the base. You push a small button 1, 2, or 3 times, depending on how intense you are wanting the vibrations to be. I was kind of disappointed at the placement of the button because for girls like me, who like to mount their toys, it didn't take much to accidentally click the button and turn it off. So frustrating. I was also disappointed with the strength of vibration in the clitoral stimulator. It was quite weak compared to the vibration in the head. Some girls might dig that, but personally, I need a strong vibration on my clit. On the up side, it's not very noisy. My biggest complaint about the Serenity is that when the batteries start to die, the vibrations don't become weaker; it just stops working altogether. That was even more frustrating than the button clicking off. At first I thought I just had a defunct toy, but I put new batteries in and BAM! good as new, until a few hours of use later, when I'm THIS CLOSE to my release, and it stops working again. Thinking about it now gets me all frustrated again.

Because the Serenity isn't very absorbent, it's really easy to clean. Like I do with all my toys, I use a special toy cleaner, but simple soap and water would do the trick as well.