I'm gonna be honest: I was so disappointed with this toy. It's supposedly used for dual g-spot and clitoral stimulation, but I could hardly get the damn thing to work, let alone pleasure myself with it. The bullet slides into the silicone skin so deep that I had to cut the opening with scissors to pull it out just so I could put the cap back on! When I managed to get the cap back on (toy buzzing gleefully the whole time since I couldn't turn it off) I found that the push button doesn't work and when screwed on properly, the vibrations are weak and hardly precise. Maybe my toy was defective, but if you can get it to work, then I don't see why you couldn't enjoy it--in my humble opinion, though, this toy sucks.

The material of the Mini Specialist is silicone, including the bullet that slides into the cover. The toy had a bit of an unpleasant odor that went away with a couple of washes, though. The head and tail are both covered in little nubs that provide extra stimulation along with the (weak) vibrations, which is the only selling point of this toy, if you ask me.

The Mini Specialist sits comfortably against my vagina when inserted, touching both my g-spot and my clitoris; it's a bit of a shame to be honest, as this toy could've been fantastic if it wasn't so difficult to use. The head and tail are both flexible enough to move around comfortably.

As I said earlier, the Mini Specialist is curved to fit the vagina and stimulate both the g-spot and the clitoris--if you have the right anatomy, that is. It's a small toy, smaller than most of the toys I usually buy, standing at only 4 inches tall (2 inches insertable) and 3 1/2 inches around its widest point, its bulbous head. Very travel friendly, just drop it in your purse or bag. It's also easy to hide because, while the shape isn't discreet, this toy is small enough to hide in a drawer or wherever.

I would normally recommend a toy like this to beginners because of its smaller size, but this toy is horrible. It's too hard to control because of the narrow battery shaft, and the bullet slides around in the silicone skin and didn't provide even vibrations throughout the toy as advertised.

The vibrations are, as advertised, supposed to be located in both the head and the tail to provide dual g-spot and clitoral stimulation, but I felt most of the vibrations in the head, and even those weren't very pleasurable.

Don't get me wrong, I love push button toys as much as the next chronic masturbator, but these controls are just horrible. The battery shaft is narrow and it's difficult to insert the LR44 bateries (I had to use a pair of tweezers to nudge them in the right way). When the cap is twisted on, I found the only way to shut off the damn toy was to take out the batteries since the button didn't work! Imagine me, standing in my bathroom, toy buzzing (not too loudly, however) as I try to unscrew this ridiculous cap and shake the batteries out!

This toy is not waterproof, so be careful when washing because the curvy design makes it a bit of a task to cover the whole toy without drenching the battery cap.

Silicone toys are easy to care for and safer than TPE and rubber, so caring for this toy isn't that hard; just wash with mild soap and hot water or boil for extra sanitation (but don't submerge the whole toy, it's not waterproof!). This toy can be used with water-based lubed, but not silicone lubes, as it will destroy it.

The packaging for this toy isn't very discreet--the clear front shows the toy blatantly, and under the display is a sexually posed woman. The instructions included are about three feet long and are written in nine different languages, including Spanish and English. The Mini Specialist is situated in a plastic case to prevent jostling. I wouldn't use this box for storage, personally, because the box was a bit hard to open and I tore it a bit.

I'm disappointed with this toy; I was excited to try something with nubs, but I guess I just need to keep looking. It's such a cute toy, but it didn't work for me.