I think there will always be a soft spot in my heart for this vibrator. She was the toy that introduced me to how much fun toys can be, and her dial-adjustable speeds meant that I could explore what kind of "buzz" worked best. The dial also works well if you're like me: a college student living with others. If someone comes home early, you don't have to cycle through a series of buttons to turn her off—just turn the dial down!

This basic bullet, like most, can be used for all-over-the-body stimulation, clitoral stimulation, and maybe internally, though I'd recommend putting a condom over the bullet portion for ease of retrieval if you do so. Even though there's a cord, pulling on that would shorten the lifespan of the bullet.

For ten bucks you get a pretty basic but strong toy: don't expect any frills with the silver bullet. I'd recommend it to other beginners, and I'm sure—because this is such a cheap, small and basic toy—couples could find plenty of ways to incorporate it, especially into foreplay. At the very least, the silver bullet won't scare your partner.

The hard bullet portion provides enough pressure to use against your clit.

Overall, I found the design to be good—it's a silver bullet, so how it stays in place depends on how you're positioned and how turned on you are. You have to use your hand to keep the bullet in place, and it can numb your fingers pretty quickly.

The size is pretty average—it'll get the job of clitoral stimulation done, but it can really only target one zone at a time.

This toy is really easy to hide. I'm not too certain about discreet: while it's certainly less obvious than a dildo or slimline vibrator, most people could still recognize this as a sex toy. This toy would be good for travel—but to be safe, take out the batteries before packing just in case the dial gets turned to the "on" position.

The vibration (motor) is located in the egg, and the batteries are in the same plastic casing as the turn dial. This dial adjusts the level of vibration, from a gentle hum to a rather whiny buzz at its highest speed. How noisy the toy is depends on how high you turn the dial. At the lowest setting, it's pretty darn quiet, and at the highest...well, maybe you could say multiple people kept texting your cell phone?

This toy's pretty easy to clean: just wipe off the bullet portion with a toy cleaner or with soap and warm water. Don't get the part holding the batteries wet though!

Storage is also easy, and I wrap the cord quickly around my fingers to make sure it won't get tangled.