To begin this review, I will start off with some of the toy’s specs. The toy is made with plastic (safety rating of 8) and has a velvet cote. It is phthalates free, hypo-allergenic, latex free, and waterproof (have a fault which is explained further down). Its insertable length is five and a half inches, but the toy itself is 6 and a half overall. Its circumference is four inches with a total diameter of one and a quarter inches. The velvet coating was smooth and slightly mimicked silicone. The toy was light in weight and just the right length to get the job done. It was not too girthy and its cute design makes it less intimidating for beginners. Also, if you position the toy just right, you can hit your g-spot which is always nice.

The toy uses two double a batteries and is operated by a turn dial at the base of the toy just below the stylish gems. At first, I thought the turn dial would be a pain in the-you-know-what, but after using it, I actually prefer it over buttons. All it takes is a twist with your finger to increase, or decrease, the intensity of the vibrations. The vibrations range from a low to high setting. They can be soft enough to tease yourself or your partner, and at a higher setting provide enough of a punch to let you achieve your orgasm. This toy is a little on the louder side, so I suggest playing some music or using it in the shower to hide the buzzing sound.

The toy is waterproof; however, after I was finished using it in the shower, I did see a drop of water in battery compartment. After this discovery, I removed the batteries and wiped out the toy as best as I could and then used a blow dryer to ensure that all of the water evaporated. This may sound extreme, but inside the toy is a metal ring and I did not want the water to sit inside the toy and cause it to corrode.

To wash this toy, I use an anti-bacterial soap and warm water. Also, the toy has no “weird” smell.