In comparison to the Hitachi, this wand is lightweight, has added vibrations, and is cordless. It is a great wand that offers flexibility and it is portable. Being cordless can be an extreme advantage because you do not have to feel as though you need to be right near a socket. The wand runs off of 4-AA batteries, which pushes out plenty of power and vibrations. The plastic handle of the wand is soft and easy to grip. You do not have to worry about wrestling with it or it slipping out of your hand. It is hypoallergenic, latex free and phthalates free. The head of the wand offers six different vibrations, which allows much flexibility and it is guaranteed to hit that sensitive spot. The ridges on the wand really did not intensify my experience but it did not make it bad either.

The base of the head is white. However, the wand handles come in 2 different colors; black and pink. The Mystic Wand is discrete enough to travel with. The wand is 8 1/4" in length, has a 5 3/4" circumference, and has a 1 3/4" diameter. The weight of the wand is about half a pound. It is much lighter than the Hitachi. The noise level can get louder as the functions go up. There are 2 push control buttons that are located on the base of the wand. The on/off button is located at the bottom. You are able to cycle through the various functions if you press the top functions button.

For the care and maintenance of the mystic wand, it is recommended that you use a warm wet cloth with mild soap and water. You could perhaps use your choice of any toy cleaner. The wand is compatible with water based lubricants only. Silicone based lubricants should not be used. The packaging of the Mystic Wand came in a clear plastic bag.

Even though I only had the wand for a short period of time I liked it. However, due to some malfunctioning problems that it had I did have to return it. Hopefully I will be getting another one soon.