I really wanted to like the Berman Pomona Palm because of its design and low noise level, but unfortunately it fell flat in the vibration intensity department. The vibration was so weak that each time I used this product, I was unable to reach orgasm. My body did respond somewhat (i.e., extra lubrication) to the Pomona, but it never quite got me to the finish line. Nice, but just not right for me. For people who are more sensitive to vibration, I would recommend this product because of the low intensity level. This would also make a good first time vibrator. Anyone who responds better to stronger vibration like myself probably won't enjoy the Pomona.

There is very little difference between its two vibration settings. The high setting feels more like a low setting on the other vibrators I've used in the past. Its rounded, ergonomic shape fits nicely in the palm of my hand. Even after extended use, my hand didn't feel tired or cramped which was nice. The body of the toy is made of a pretty, lilac-colored hard plastic with smooth silicone pressure points and control the product. While the packaging lists the material as silicone, EdenFantasys lists it as TPR ("less porous than cyberskin but more porous than silicone"). I would only recommend using water-based lubricant with this product, though Berman also suggests oil-based lube. Err on the side of caution and avoid silicone-based lubes in conjunction with this vibrator.

As for clean up, this product is not waterproof, so use caution while washing the softer parts with a soapy wash cloth or sponge. Anti-bacterial toy cleaner may also be used to clean your toy after use. The noise level is relatively quiet, so this would make for a good product to use if you don't live alone. As I mentioned before, the Pomona isn't waterproof and cannot be used in the tub or shower.