The Slimline G was the first full fledged vibrator my fiancée and I purchased during our first outing to a sex store (I say full fledged because our first vibrator was bought online and was so weak that it failed to vibrate more than a cell phone). She was nervous about the experience, self-conscious about herself in a public place surrounded by flesh colored dildos and porn magazines. Since she didn’t want anything that resembled an actual penis, we decided on the Slimline-G vibe, which was in our price range and had enough features that we felt we were getting a good deal.

The Slimline we purchased was solid gray and hard plastic. Suffice it to say, that we were both very pleased with our first purchase. The hard plastic was easy to maintain and wipe clean, and it carried vibrations well throughout its body. My fiancée is much more of a clitoral orgasm girl than a g-spot orgasm girl, and it didn’t take long for her to get off with the Slimline pressed against her clit as I stuck two fingers inside her. Sometimes when regular sex wouldn’t result in her having an orgasm, the vibrator was thin enough that we could slip it between us, press it to her clit, and make sure she got off. The vibrations were variable, with a range from the reasonably discernible to the kind of hard to hold on to. There’s something for everyone in there.

Sadly, the vibrator took a turn for the worse when the battery cap developed a crack. The hard plastic design has one flaw, as any small crack will eventually propagate into a full fledged fault. Once that happened, the vibrator would fizzle out randomly, since the metal leads were no longer contacting the batteries properly. However, this was after about 6 months of prolonged use, and it did not crack until it was taken through airport check-in luggage. For the price, I would say that is a fair deal.