This vibrator is intended as a G-spot vibe, but I found that it is more suited for other things like clitoral stimulation and nipple teasing. Due to its pretty tame vibrations, I would recommend this vibrator for those that are a bit more touch sensitive and a little goes a long way. I myself didn't really get much G-spot action from it. The vibrations just didn't really get there for me. But my partner enjoys using it for light teasing during foreplay. I am very pleased at how quiet this one is, which is a must in this house.

I enjoyed the texture of the velvet like silicone. They continued the texture into the plastic controls at the base. Aesthetically this is a very pretty piece. The studs are also plastic. They are smooth and really just for decoration, but I definitely think they complete the look.

Initially out of the box there was a slight odder. Once washed and aired out it went away. The velvety finish glides over your skin and feels lovely.

The shape of the head is nice for hitting your G-spot. The vibrations are a bit lacking for that department for me. The center is slightly flexible to help you hit just right. The dial is a little hard to use. It's stiff, and if your fingers are even slightly moist, near impossible to turn.

The flat end was a very nice size, but as you move down it gets thinner. Would have been better if it stayed the same thickness throughout. I find myself wishing it had a little more vroom. It's a very nice looking vibrator.

Besides the dial being a bit difficult, it is easy to hold and use. We enjoy it the most for partner play.

The controls could have been a bit more refined. The dial is a bit hard to work with, in the moment. The vibrator is located in the tip of the toy, as it should be for a G-spot vibrator. The vibrations, while very tame, are nice and quiet, which is a perk for us. If you're looking for something gentle and quiet, you have found it.

Over time the controls loosened up a bit, but not much. They are difficult to use. The dial itself is rather smooth. The turn motion is stiff. Once you find a setting or turn it all the way up, I suggest just leaving it there till you're ready to turn it off. It can get rather frustrating if your fingers are moist or wet.

I wouldn't call this a waterproof toy. It died in the shower.

I kept Stevie in my drawer with other toys of like and different materials. I know, bad girl. But he didn't get damaged. There was no melting. I generally used toy cleaner for cleaning, but mild antibacterial soap and warm water worked as well. He cleaned up very easily. But if you do that, try not to run the toy under water. It may say waterproof, but it isn't really.

Stevie came in a basic plastic box with basic instructions about its functions.

I'm kind of sad that it died on us. While it wasn't used for its intended purpose, boy did it get a lot of action. I would suggest just in general when something says waterproof on it that you open the toy up, check the rubber gasket and make a judgement call on if you think it will live up to it before you get it wet.