The Bgee was my first toy that was shaped for more G-spot play. The slender shaft with just a slight flared bulb at the top, at just the right angle to make this the perfect starter toy for G-spot exploration. It is not intimidating at all, and makes it super easy to experiment and focus the vibes exactly where you need them. After playing around with Bgee a few times, my husband had no problem finding the g-spot with his fingers, other toys, or anything else! It is an excellent learning tool indeed.

As for the toy itself, the exterior is a nice smooth plastic, but I was a little disappointed at the "cheap" feeling of it. I feel like I could snap it in half in my hands if I wanted to and the battery tends to rattle around a bit causing more noise than necessary. Even so, the noise isn't that bad to begin with... it could have been better though. With sub-par vibe power, I was expecting a quieter toy.

Speaking of vibe power, the vibration was decent given the price and size of the toy. However, it certainly isn't anything to get too excited about. It does the job and offers a nice sensation on the g-spot, but would not be appropriate for those who like strong hearty vibration. I could certainly feel it internally which was just enough for a pleasant little massage.

While some people might prefer a toy with larger girth, this slender wonder really helps focus on a great g-spot experience in a handy and very travel-friendly size. I loved having a choice of color, even though I know it is just a silly fashion statement. This toy was tons of fun to experiment with, but I don't see myself going back to it very often now that my husband and I have found found all we ever needed to know about my g-spot!

I'm still bothered by the generic "cheap feeling" of this toy... I prefer something that feels a bit more special and luxurious. As a result, I find myself gravitating towards other toys. However, I can't really complain because the Bgee has continued to do what it promises. The battery life is decent I suppose, and given that it uses regular ol' AAAs, you could feasibly use rechargeable batteries if you wanted to.