I picked this little guy up after it was recommended to me by a sex toy shop cashier. She pulled the tester out, popped two AA batteries in the remote portion of the toy, turned it on, and I fell in love.

This little toy has some serious oomph. It is a bullet vibe with a rubber case made to look like a cute little mouse. The vibe itself is connected to a hard plastic remote via a wire, and on the remote is a turning dial that you use to go from 'Mmm..." to "oh my GOD".

All in all, it is a fairly simple toy that can easily be underestimated. I actually could not handle the highest setting; rather I could only go about a third of the way around the dial before it was way too much. This is unheard of for me, as I need a lot of power to reach the big one.

I took it home and immediately jumped into bed with a pair of batteries and my new toy. I stuck them in, lubed up a bit, and applied the mouse to my clit. The little mouse took me to ecstasy in under a minute. Impressive!

The body of the mouse is soft rubber, and is free of rough edges with the exception of the eyes of the mouse. They come to a fairly sharp point, and could easily hurt. I trimmed them flat with a nail clipper and all was solved. It was a great toy to use with my partner, who could place it on my clit while he had sex with me from practically every position (and I would be guaranteed an orgasm or four). It was my favorite toy for many many months.

The toy has many, many pros. First off, it is very affordable which is always a plus. The amount of power, which is immense, that you get for the cost is astounding. It is super quiet, and the highest setting sounds like a cell phone vibrating. It is small enough to be stored in a small place if you have to hide it.

The mouse itself is easily cleaned, although it has some crevices on the 'face'. These can easily be cleaned out by a soft toothbrush. I noticed no odor with this toy, though there is very little surface area made with rubber.

Yet this toy is not without cons. The toy itself, while cheap cost-wise, is cheaply manufactured. The wire will probably be the first thing to go as it is a cheap wire, and has no support where the wire meets the mouse. This was the downfall of my Mini Mini Mouse, as the wire simply snapped off of it one day. I was not too heartbroken, as I could cheaply buy another, but it can really rack up after a while.

It also has some sort of features on the face of the mouse, which can be trimmed down, but they exist right out of the packaging. The last con is that it easily turns on. The dial has no resistance to it and it can come on, sometimes when you don't want it to. I suppose you could prevent this by a piece of tape across the dial and remote, but it can be bothersome and embarrassing.

All in all, it's a good toy, but may need replacing now and then.