This toy is an extremely innovative and effective clitoral stimulator. Its claim to fame is two motors, one in each "ear." The vibe itself is shaped sort of like a cartoon bunny, or a molar, and the most intuitive way to use it is to pinch the clit with the two prongs. However, a bit of imagination reveals many different possibilities for stimulation. A few I have tried: pinching the nipples, massaging my perineum, running my labia between the ears, pinching any part of my lover's body (including the ears for irony), massaging my mound and the crura of my clit. It also works to pinch balls and massage the penis. I think this toy is mainly good for anyone with a clitoris, but it would work for almost everyone.

I mostly use this toy alone, for it is a little too bulky to use during intercourse. However, I do frequently bust it out during foreplay to use on myself, and it can definitely work during doggy-style sex.
Given that this toy is quite easy to use, there is no reason that a beginner couldn't use this toy. But, due to the hefty price tag, I would maybe suggest that a beginner experiment with cheaper toys first to learn what they like, and, if you decide you love strong, small, clitoral vibrators, like the bullet, this is a fine upgrade.

This vibe is made of a lovely velvety silicone. With only a tiny bit of lube or water, there is very little friction. It feels wonderful against my fingertips, nipples, and clit. It has no smell, and it's medical grade, and thus is very easy to clean with soap and water. Don't boil it though! Even though the silicone can be sterilized that way, the inner vibrator can't withstand the heat.

This material is my absolute favorite for any toy. Plus, it's hot pink! Though don't be scared, ye among us who detest pink--it comes in black, too.

Now, the design of this toy is what really makes it shine. As I stated before, it looks kinda like a molar. It has a small, roundish oval body, and two prongs, about the size and shape of the first two joints of a pinky finger. The prongs are rather flexible, and each holds a motor for "sensation in stereo," as they call it. Now this makes it just as strong as any rechargeable clit vibe can be. The shape is cute and endearing, while still being minimalist and futuristic. The whole thing is about as big as an apricot with ears.

The size makes it easy to travel with, and it has a lock feature--just hold down the little squiggle button until the light comes on. It fits comfortably in the palm of my hand, and it's easy to maneuver and control. The control buttons are small, but easily visible and easy to operate. I have never had a problem using them in the heat of the moment.

The toy is not exactly discreet. It doesn't look like a penis or anything, but it doesn't really look like anything other than a sex toy. Someone saying ooh, what's this? would quickly figure it out. But perhaps if a child found it they would remain in the dark. The charger is rather discreet though.

This toy charges on a little white base by magnetic induction. It doesn't plug in--it just sits there, and when the light is on, you know it's charging. Also, you can't overcharge it, so feel free to leave it in overnight.

This toy does one thing--vibrate. There are four vibration patterns and five levels. The patterns are classic vibrate, long pulse, wave, and short pulse. The lowest level is very powerful, and quiet, and the highest is only a little bit louder, but very, very powerful. No, I don't think it's really a match for the Hitachi, but it does come pretty close. I would say that it's hard for me to discern the middle vibration levels--I just go up or down when I feel like it, and can't always tell the difference. It's a hard ride, though.

The vibrations are located at the base of the ear, but I have heard some complaints that they shift into the body of the toy if pressure is exerted at a certain angle. I think I have had this experience myself a couple times, but it doesn't really bother me.

The controls are a squiggle button, which locks it, if you hold it down, or changes the vibration pattern if you press it once. Above that is a plus and minus sign, which control the level. Pressing the minus button when it is at the lowest level turns it off; pressing the plus button turns it on. Pretty intuitive, I think.

This toy is perfectly waterproof--it has withstood many a shower sesh. It is pretty quiet--only a light audible buzz at its loudest, from what I can hear. And in the shower, you can't hear a thing.

To charge this toy, place it in its charging dock and make sure the red light is on. To clean, wash with gentle soap and warm water. Do not boil, even though it's silicone--you'll ruin the motors. Do not use with silicone lube, because it will break down the material. What with its silky texture, you only need water-based lube anyway.

Store it on its charging dock, if you like, since you can't overcharge it. Otherwise, it's pretty small, so it can be stashed away anywhere you like. Probably not in your freezer or in the direct sunlight, just to be safe.

The form 2 comes in a tall, rectangular box with a picture of the vibe and the Jimmyjane label. It is not particularly good for storage, as it is much larger than the toy itself. The charger was also in the box, packaged in some white cardboard. There were extensive instructions in various languages, which tells you everything you need to know about operation and care. I was expecting it to come with some sort of sheet that was the warranty, but perhaps that's just on file, or somewhere else. Overall, I'd say just throw it all in the paper recycling.

I suppose I wish that two things were different. Firstly, I wish that it didn't say Jimmyjane on the metal circle at the bottom--I just don't like brand names on my stuff. Secondly, it would be cool if the silicone part was removable so it could be boiled, like on the SaSi. However, I can live without these things, and I enjoy my little vibe immensely.