I was in the market for a G-spot vibrator, and this one looked like it was the perfect size for a starter toy. It was well-priced and I read reviews that wrote it got the job done, even though it was a mini. Nonetheless, I was disappointed when I tried it out. Not only did it not get me off, it didn't even come close! I had a difficult time using it overall because it is small, so it tends to slip in when fully inserted. Also, it has a dial base so it is difficult to change settings, or turn it on/off when it is slipping inside of you. The settings were not powerful at all, I don't think it would have triggered an orgasm even if I had reached my G-spot because of the tiny curved tip. I did try to use it to stimulate my clit, but it was nowhere near powerful enough.

On the positive side, the toy is waterproof which makes it slightly more versatile; I used it in the tub without a problem. It is also hypo-allergenic, phthalate and latex-free and can be used with any type of lubricant. I think the slim shape can be good for first-timers, but the smoothness is lacking texture which can be stimulating. Personally, I had no use for the toy and have gotten rid of it.

Even though it is an affordable toy, and it looks good on paper, this toy is just not compatible with female anatomy. If you have a vagina on the smaller side and enjoy direct G-spot stimulation, this may be a good starter toy for you. But I think most women will find its design to be too small and weak to be useful. There are many G-spot vibes that have a better design and are worth investing in.

Since writing this review, I have gotten rid of this toy. The mini G never did anything pleasurable for me, so why keep it around? I like glass toys more for rigid and localized G-spot stimulation.