Honestly, I didn't really care for this toy all that much, but I can understand how some people would like it. Unlike most of the usual vibrators I use, this one is a lot smaller. Instead of offering the full genital-shaking vibrations that I usually prefer, this is more of a pinpoint of vibrations. Although the vibrations are rather strong, they are in a more contained area leading to it being far too much of a pinpoint, and not enough an all-over feel. I can appreciate some pin-point vibrations, but it felt like this vibrator was trying to take it to the next level, which didn't work given its size.

Because the vibrator is so small in diameter, the slightest movement can make the toy move off of a good area and into a less than pleasant area. It made for some rather hit-and-run sexy times. If the person this is being used on moves a lot during sex, this isn't a toy for you. It's hard to keep the toy consistent to where the good spots are, not only because of the size but also because of the shell of it. It feels much like a cheaper sort of plastic. Super easy to slip and slide all over the place, which is always an unfortunate thing when trying to use it during sex.

I think the things I loved most about this toy were that it was easy to clean (hell yeah, plastic!) and the button for turning the vibrator on was easy to press if you wanted to, but not so easy to press that it would turn off if you were really getting into it. Also, the colours were super pretty and I loved the sparkle kind of look to the vibrator--it was true to the 'pixie' name and I thought it was a great design choice. However, the fact that it looked cute didn't make up for the fact that it didn't feel good, which was a shame. To be honest, I think I got more use out of this toy as a pre-sex body massage (it's great on nipples and sensitive thighs) than I did as a vibrator.