This is a clitoral vibe. Definitely. There are ways to use it on other areas (it's designed as an "All-Body Massager"), but it's sooooo good clitorally that I have a hard time using it anywhere else. But ok, if you had two of them or something, it works all over the body - there are lots of different attachments designed for different areas (I'll get more into this later). It is actually possible to use this vaginally/anally: one of the attachments is a suction cup, so you can attach a dildo (make sure it has a flared base if you're going to use it anally!) so long as it has a flat base. If not, you can also hold any of the attachments against a dildo and the vibrations are strong enough that they'll be transmitted. Both of these ways are super fun...but not as much fun as using it clitorally.

I think pretty much anyone could use this toy, unless they couldn't get over how clunky it looks. It *is* a little bulky and heavy to use in situations where you have limited space. The cord also limits how far away you can get from an outlet, which could become difficult. (Although you can get some really long extension cords...) It definitely won't work for you all the time, but it will be fantastic for the times when it does.

The Wahl is made of PVC and plastic - unfortunately, the attachments are PVC (which is porous) and the body is plastic (which isn't). The body is hard and smooth. The attachments are softer, and the thinner ones are slightly bendy, but most of them are pretty stiff. There are seven attachments, which I'll write about in the next section, with various textures. They have a slight smell, which isn't noticeable unless your nose is right up against them - and even then it's quite faint. The body doesn't have any smell, and neither section has any taste.

The texture is mostly pretty basic (except for the "Scalp Stimulator," see below), and if you don't like the texture on an attachment, just don't use it, there are plenty of other options. I think pretty much everyone, including beginners, should be able to find an attachment that works for them.

The Wahl is "ergonomically designed" in two sections: a body and attachments. The attachments are pushed onto a rod inside the top of the body - it's really not hard to figure out. The body has a handle with a switch and a cord out the bottom, and a larger section at the top, which has the motor and a place to attach the attachments. The motor section is reeeally heavy, it can get difficult or awkward to hold up if you're using the Wahl for a long session. That said, I think it would be easy enough for a beginner - any awkwardness with this toy is due to the weight and design, not extreme texture or size. The only thing to be wary of is hurting yourself - if you're a beginner, stick to the low speed for a little first!

It comes with seven attachements: (the names are from the info pamphlet)

1. Knuckle joint attachment: this one is a triangular prism. It's designed to fit in between your finger or toe knuckles. This one is enjoyable but not my favourite - I think you'd enjoy it if you like slightly dispersed vibrations - since I prefer mine spot-on, this wasn't a favourite.
2. Muscle Kneading Attachment: this one is a wavy rectangular surface. This one might be nice if you enjoy a bit of texture on your clit - personally, it doesn't do too much for me so I don't use this attachment much.
3. General Body Attachment: this looks sort of like a squished suction cup: it's a circle with a hollow middle, if that makes sense. This one could be ideal if you don't like vibration directly on your clit - again, not my preference, so this one doesn't see much use.
4. Scalp Stimulator: this one is suuuuper textured - it's a circle with spikes on it. Its designed for your head, and it's really, really good at that. I have dreadlocks, so often head massagers don't work for me, but I managed to make this work, and it was worth it! So good. I have to admit I was too scared to use it on my clit, and I don't think I will - pointy combined with strong vibrations isn't a combination I'm anxious to try out.
5. Facial Vitalzer: this one is basically just a suction cup. I really like this one to use on other parts of the body since it's the most flexible and covers a lot of area at once. This attachment is also a good choice if you want to use the stronger setting, since it spreads the vibrations out, so aren't as overwhelming. This one can also be used with dildos that work with suction cups - just suction the attachment to the dildo and away you go! I couldn't try this since I don't have any suction compatible dildos (yet).
6. Deep Muscle Stimulator: this one is a little nub surrounded by two circles. I really enjoy this attachment - the outer circles help disperse the vibrations, so you can use it on a specific spot without it becoming too strong.
7. Spot Applicator: this one is my absolute favourite attachment. I really like pinpointed vibrations and this attachment lets me put them exactly where I want them. It can be too much on the high setting: I'm pretty sure you could hurt yourself, so be careful!

Since the Wahl is designed as a body massager, it looks discreet enough that it could probably be used for travel without awkward questions.

The vibrations are what really makes the Wahl so wonderful. First of all, they are incredibly deep and rumbly - think the complete opposite of those awful buzzy vibes that just numb your clit. I can actually leave the Wahl on my clit as I'm coming, which I haven't been able to do with any other toy as it's too irritating. Secondly, the vibrations are extremely strong. The Wahl only has 2 speeds - low and high steady vibrations - most of the time I can only use the low setting, which is stronger than pretty much all of my other vibes. I tend to prefer stronger vibrations clitorally, but the high setting is almost always too intense for me! If you get overwhelmed by vibrators easily, this might not be the toy for you (but don't confused being overwhelmed with getting numb from buzzy vibes!), but I wouldn't have any hesitation in recommending it to most people - and it's a must if you like strong vibrations!

The vibrations are focused in the attachments - the rod the attachments attach to is what vibrates. You can feel the vibrations if you're holding onto the top of the body, but hardly at all if you're holding onto the handle. I've never had my hands go numb from using this toy.

The Wahl is also ridiculously quiet - the first time I turned it on I had to touch it to make sure it was actually working. The low setting can't be heard at all from under a blanket, and while the high setting is a bit louder, there's no way it would be heard behind a closed door. There are a couple of exceptions - it can be louder if it's pressed against something solid (since it makes that vibrate too), or if the power cord is against the handle. Occasionally the power switch with rattle, but only if it's held at certain angles. You still won't hear it behind a closed door, in any case.

The switch is easy to flick with your thumb if you're holding the Wahl by the handle - if necessary you can turn it off immediately. My switch, unlike the pictures on the product page, is white instead of blue. It's a sliding switch that you push to change levels - super easy to figure out.

The Wahl is powered with a power cord that plugs directly into the wall. Personally, I love this, since I have an easily accessible plug right next to my bed, but it does limit the situations you could use this toy in. The other disadvantage of a power cord is that it can be pulled out of the wall unexpectedly - which can be very upsetting!

The Wahl is not waterproof at all. Just don't try it!

This toy is kind of annoying to clean. The attachments, since they're just PVC, can be submerged in water with no problems, but some of them have crevices that can be tricky to get clean. I use soap and water, but a toy cleaner would work just as well. The body is not waterproof at all - this isn't a huge deal since chances are it's not going to get super dirty, but I do recommend wiping it down with a damp cloth or toy wipes to keep things sanitary. Ideally you should let the attachments dry out thoroughly before use, but I've gotten impatient before and haven't had any problems. (But don't follow my bad example.) Remember that PVC is porous, so even if you clean the attachments, you shouldn't share them without precautions.

I store the attachments in a cotton bag I made (so as not to loose them), and the body in a drawer without a bag. The body is fairly bulky (especially since it has a power cord attached to one end) but since it doesn't really look all that much like a sex toy (and is pretty sturdy) finding somewhere to keep it shouldn't be too tricky.

Because the attachments are PVC, you can use silicone or water based lubes with them. Since this is really an external toy, I tend to not use lubricant.

Because the Wahl is designed as an "All-Body Massager" instead of a *ahem* personal massager, the packing is discreet from one perspective. It's basically packaged like an appliance, extremely un-sexually, in a cardboard box with information about the attachments, uses, etc. It's un-discreet for exactly the same reason - there's a picture of it on the box, along with things like "2 speeds provide fast relief. Low: Soothing Relief, High: Deep Penetration." So if anyone who sees the box knows you like sex toys, they could probably figure it out.

There's a pamphlet inside the box with detailed information (in English and Spanish) about how to use it, warnings (including "Do not use massager on genital areas"), and what the attachments are for.

There's no storage bag or anything. You could keep the Wahl in the box, but a fairly bulky cardboard box, so it's probably better to find alternative storage.