The Dial-a-Dream #3 vibrator is quite pretty, with dream-like swirls running along the shaft, creating definite texture. It is made of silicone and seems to be quite waterproof (it was fully submerged in water, not just a shower…). In fact, the easiest way I found to clean it was to submerge it turned on in warm soapy water. Everything just vibrated itself off, with a little rubbing to help; it was great! The vibrations are not what I would call strong; they are more tingly than anything, but they do have some power behind them. I really liked how quiet it is; I doubt anyone would know it was working its magic, even in fairly close proximity – a partner could probably hear it while in bed next to you, but would probably not a little farther away in the same room (unless it is a really small room).

This vibrator’s dreamy swirls feel great; however, there were a few drawbacks. It is a bit on the bendy side, so hitting my G-spot was neigh on impossible. It does have a small G-spot stimulator, but it was not in line with the dial, so it got a little confusing as to where the stimulator was going, especially when my partner was trying to use it on me. Another drawback we encountered was the dial itself. While I suppose it helps keep it waterproof, it was not the easiest thing to manipulate. The grips were not very grippy when I tried to use it solo – I ended up having to use my fingernails to drag it along – and my perturbed partner had problems with it too; there were no markings to tell which direction increased the intensity of vibration and was difficult to turn with lubed up hands.

Overall, it was a nice little toy! For the price, it is well put-together and will give adequate vibrations with minimal noise.