This toy is great for anyone who likes to be kinky on the go, or at the mercy of another. A club or loud location works best, or a place where you're not so close to others but still in public (park, mall ect). If you love the thrill of having the chance of being caught, then this is for you. It's simply clitoral stimulation. It's good for couples, or you set it to club mode and see what sets if off.

The sensitivity of the sound sensor is adjustable, so in less noisy areas it can be turned up for better effect.

Another option would be to have him send you to do something, maybe get a drink from a bar, and then have him talk into the remote.

It's smooth, sexy plastic, which sounds odd, I know, but this toy easily had the best feeling plastic I have felt. It's s soft and velvety, almost rubbery feeling, which is why I find it such a shame that the buttons, rope, and belt hook all look so cheap. It kinda doesn't make sense, but it's a minor detail. However, if you're going for the luxury feel, why add such cheap parts?

There's no smell to this, and no taste.

As for the underwear, it's not about the thong, but the thong is included. It's probably one of the better thongs, but it felt like the lace was burnt.

The Club vibe comes with two parts: the vibrator, and the remote. Unfortunately though, they do not stay together; it would have been nice if they stuck together with a light magnet.

The vibrator portion has a crescent like curve with a bump for clitoral contact. It matches the curve of the body well. It has a rechargeable battery with a USB plug. Charging it is really simple.

The Remote control is where I have a problem. It's a little bulky, and it loses some of the velvety feel with cheap rubber buttons. It even has a cheaper wire with a metal belt clip. I understand the belt clip; it would help prevent dropping the controller, but it just does suit the feel of the toy. My main complain about the remote is the fact that is uses a battery. Here, you have a rechargeable vibrator and a remote with a batter... which, again, causes it to lose some of the luxury feel.

He doesn't like the lights, as he feels it loses the discretion in the dark.

The Club vibe works very. It may not be as strong as some people want, but it a discreet vibrator. I like the fact it is subtle. It's noticeable, but it's not overpowering. While there is a bump to reach the clitoris, I can feel the vibration throughout the entire vibe. It is a bit loud, but it's worth it in my opinion.
The range is pretty good. I was able to get about 25 feet away before we had any problems. Walls and solid object will block the signal, but I found out the hard way that a bathroom door will not stop it.

The controls are easy to use. There are three buttons: power, music, and function.
The function button, much like every other vibe, changes the vibration method. There are three speeds, and two pulses. The music button allows you to adjust the sensitivity of the sensor. There are five levels.

The silicone is easy to maintain.

I use wipes to clean the vibrator and the remote. Soap and water is not recommended, as it could seep in and damage the unit. The buttons on the remote have large enough spaces where things can easily get caught in between.

It comes with a soft little pouch, which is handy for storage when it's not in use.

The packaging in nice, and I kept it. There's a sexy women on the cover. The packaging has a smooth feel. The pouch is nice and soft. It doesn't attract lint, which is very nice

So, here is the thing, it's loud -- but where are you using it? The library? During a moment of silence? A funeral? Those are not great places.

I have had some great fun with this toy. It is not up to me when I use it; if a pair of panties are laid out with the toy in it, I must wear them.

I went to a bar with a friend I'm in "flirtation" with, and my boyfriend handed her the remote without explanation. This made for an interesting moment when he showed me that he didn't have the remote.

Another fun time was at a baseball game; you'd be surprised what sets it off.

Oh, and talking into it works, too -- just not as well as music does.