Spellbound Jack is best for those solo acts and for couples play. It is great for clitoral stimulation as well as the G-spot, but the texture of the material might be a turn off for some beginners. I wouldn't insert it into the anus because it does not have a stopper.

Jack has wonderful vibrations that I like to use on my clitoris for thrilling orgasms. Then I like to work it into my vagina for some G-spot action. I mostly use Jack in the bedroom, but I do take him with me in the shower. Jack is best used with a condom or lube.

This was my first toy, and I must say I did not like the material at all. It had a low odor, which went away after being washed. It was fine on my clitoris, but as far as insertion, the texture was a bit rough. So I tried insertion again with a condom on the toy and found it quite enjoyable. It says it's supposed to be textured for a realistic feel, but for me it did not have enough texture. I wouldn't suggest it for beginners unless you are willing to shell-out the extra cash for condoms or toy covers. More advanced users might fare better with this toy.

I liked the design. The curve did hit my G-spot just right. Jack has a nice, gradually increasing girth, which is great for advanced users or even beginners looking for something substantial in a toy. Jack is fairly easy to hide--just throw him in breathable storage, place him in the back of your drawer, and you'd never know he's hiding there.

Jack has an easy, dial base, which goes from low to high intensity. The actual motor is about 3/4 of the way into the toy but the vibrations transmit throughout. Jack is a little bit on the noisy side. Once inserted, the noise is not bad even on the high setting. If you are using Jack for clitoral stimulation, the noise is not very discreet but covers do work to muffle the sound. To be safe, I would suggest a locked door for your play sessions.

I did take Jack in the shower/bath a few times. He did fare well after being in the water, but I would advise use in the shower only. I tried Jack with a bath, and it was pretty noisy.

Spellbound Jack is very easy to clean. I just used a clear, anti-bacterial soap and warm water, then dried it with a towel before and after use. You can use a toy cleaner in conjunction with soap and water (it's totally up to your preference). I stored it in a tube sock in my dresser drawer. Why a sock? Well a sock is easily concealable and provides protection for my toy while allowing air flow. Jack is made of PVC so it is compatible with most lubes.