The design is one that is both simple and elegant. Unlike other masturbators, which look like a cored out piece of some person, bolted on to the front of a slab of rubber, the Egg's shape seems approachable, less bizarre than an artificial labia that neither looks, nor feels, satisfyingly realistic. Instead, the Egg delivers something different looking, and still oddly sensual.

The Egg becomes the perfect beginner's toy once you crack it open. Inside is a packet of lubricant, and instructions on how to apply the lube in such a way that you can make use of it without much trouble. From there, it's pretty straight forward. Clean-up is pretty simple too: the egg is disposable, and the lube cleans up pretty well with warm water. The discrete packaging and design is pretty useful, in that it's disposable, and doesn't look too suspicious in the trash (useful if you are cohabiting with someone, or are traveling). The soft material is also pretty easy to turn inside out, so in case you're wondering what exactly you happen to be sticking your penis into, it's pretty easy to find out without having to damage a thing.

As far as sensation goes, I wasn't too thrilled with the Wavy egg, myself. I found it to be too subtle a texture, and it didn't quite deliver enough sensation to thrill me. However, it wasn't a bad experience, and I'm certainly planning on trying the other eggs, as I have seen the insides of some of the other ones, and they seem to present some potential, and given how cheap the Eggs are, it's not a very big risk. After all, it wasn't unpleasant to use, and while it wasn't as particularly exciting as I had hoped it to be, it was still a pleasurable experience.