This is a simple vaginal vibrator. Part of its beauty is in its overall simplicity, which I'll address more in each section.

This is not a strange or exotic toy. It works vaginally and clitorally should you position it correctly.

This vibrator is a quickie "I need to get off!" toy, not a "Well...I have always and I really want to make some serious love to myself for several hours" kind of toy. It gets the job done but doesn't have bells and whistles.

The Nite Warmer doesn't flare enough to use anally, so if you're looking for an anal toy look elsewhere. You could lose this little guy in your butt!

This toy is waterproof, so you can use it in the shower should you prefer.

This toy is 100% silicone. As stated, it's very similar to many toys on the market, but has the look and feel of Jelly while being a much safer material.

It has a good amount of give but doesn't flop around. It is ribbed, but soft enough that the ribs are only somewhat noticeable.

It has no smell whatsoever, which is a huge plus.

As with a lot of silicone, it is a bit tacky, so it picks up lint and hair pretty easily.

A bit of squish. A bit of give and just enough resistance.

This is a regular vaginal vibrator, pretty straight forward.

It is neon pink with a clearish end. It is realistically styled in that it somewhat resembles a circumcised penis. They weren't going for realism with this one, but it has exaggerated veins and a head. It flares out a bit towards the end of the insertable length.

The controls are at the bottom where you can’t see them while the toy is inside you. Not the best toy planning in the world but not uncommon. The bottom with the controls is a hard black and silver plastic.

As stated, the controls are on the base of the toy, on the bottom where you can't see if the toy is inserted. Bummer but I can work with that.

There are two buttons: One controls power and the other controls function.

The first setting is the strongest steady setting. This is something I have never experienced in a toy. Every other toy I have used starts out with its weakest setting and steadily increases. This is strange but, once again, the show and the orgasm must go on.

The second setting is a medium strength steady setting. The third is the weakest steady setting. The fourth is a pulsating setting. The fifth is a faster pulsing. The next is similar to the fourth but stronger and the seventh is similar to the 5th but stronger. The 8th honestly feels exactly like the sixth, the 9th is also pulsating with longer pauses, and the 10th pulsates at a hummingbird speed and has a more shallow vibration.

To be entirely honest, I almost never using a pulse setting. These were so similar to one another it seemed like there were that many settings just for the sake or having that many settings. Someone who is more of a fan of the pulse settings may feel much differently, but they did nothing for me.

This toy is surprisingly quiet. It runs on 2 AA batteries and compared to similar toys it is much quieter.

So far this toy has been pretty standard on batteries. Strong for the first couple uses and slowly trails off. I have used it 5 or 6 times and haven't needed to change the batteries yet but there is a noticeable difference in power from the first couple uses.

Perhaps I just haven't noticed this in other toys, but when I turn the toy off and back on it returns to whichever setting you left it on, not back the the beginning of settings. This is neither a pro or a con, just something I noticed.

I alternate between antimicrobial soap and plain old Dr. Bronner's natural soap.

This toy is not porous, but because of the plastic pieces it can not be boiled out bleached, so care should be taken when sharing this toy (such as condom use).

Silicone toys should not touch each other for extended periods of time. The stronger silicone toy can break the other down. Additionally, silicone lube can NOT be used with this toy or any other silicone toys. It will ruin your toys. So. Don't. Do. It.

Baggies are really great for storing toys, but with silicone it can get frustrating to shove a tacky toy into a plastic bag. It just comes with the territory. The toys needs to be separated for storage, so baggies are a cheap and effective method.

This toy came in plastic packaging. It had one of those little "try me!' nipple-shaped thingies that is a sample of the silicone so if stocked in a store, the buyer could test out the feel of the material. The packaging describes its features, settings, and battery installation.