Deep Vibrations is a bullet, which means it is meant for clitoral use. You could also use it for nipple stimulation, if that's something that interests you. This is not meant to be inserted so it's not recommended to be used in your vagina and definitely not meant to be inserted in your butt.

It has a remote control so it's aimed more towards couple play, but it can also be used for solo play as well. Because it is controlled by remote control and connected by a wire, please avoid using this in or near water.

Because of its simplicity, I think Deep Vibrations is beginner friendly but also can be used by advanced users as well.

Deep Vibrations is made of plastic, which ranks as an 8 on the Eden safety scale. That means it is hypo-allergenic, phthalate free, and latex free, so it is suitable for most individuals. It is probably unnecessary to use a condom with this toy, but it is a good idea, especially if you decide to share with others. It is also nonporous so you do not need to worry about bacteria being present after the toy is cleaned.

It is completely smooth, save the seam in the middle that holds the bullet together. I felt it on my clit during use, but it did not affect me; it shouldn't bother most people because it is rather subtle. However, if you are super sensitive to texture, this may not be meant for you. I think the smoothness is ideal for beginners, but it is also wonderful for advanced users who wish to use a simpler bullet.

When I opened it up, I didn't detect a smell and haven't detected a smell after use either. It tastes like plastic (but I don't think you should be putting this in your mouth to begin with, so I don't think that tidbit is necessary).

Deep Vibrations has an acceptable design. I personally prefer my toys to be more aesthetically pleasing, but oh well. The bullet, remote control and wire are all colored in pepto-bismol pink or purple (depending on which one you purchased). The bullet is about the same size as your traditional bullet and is attached to the remote with a short wire. If you wish to use this with someone, you'll have to be fairly close to them (probably at arm's length). You cannot separate any of the pieces from one another or you'll break your bullet. I was comfortable with the length of the wire during solo play, and most individuals should be comfortable to use this during solo play as well.

The whole shebang could probably fit into your pocket, purse, or luggage without an issue. The length of the bullet is 2 1/4 inches (remember, there is no insertable length because you are not supposed to insert it). The circumference is 2 inches, and the diameter is 5/8 inches. It weighs about 0.1 lbs. The remote control is roughly twice the size of the bullet. I think this is perfect for a beginner who wants to try a bullet and not get overwhelmed with size or weight.

It's super easy to hide because the material does not attract dirt and because it is super small. I hide it in my toy box designated for my ben wa balls and other bullets. It's also very travel friendly; you can store it virtually anywhere without fear of it being ruined. TSA may judge you, but if that doesn't bother you, I would recommend taking this along with you.

I wouldn't say it's a super discreet design; if someone else were to see it, they would know it's a bullet. One last note: on the front of the remote, there is a super cute flower dial that turns the bullet on and controls the intensity.

To use Deep Vibrations, all you must do is insert two AA batteries (not included) into the control. Simply pop off the back and put the batteries in place. The bullet is controlled by the flower dial that's on the front of remote. To turn on, move the dial counter- clockwise. If you desire to increase the intensity, just continue to move the dial counter-clockwise. The dial is incredibly sensitive, so use a light hand when you move the dial. I personally didn't like how sensitive the dial was because I would try to move the dial up just a little bit and I would end up overwhelming myself with power because I accidentally moved the dial too much.

Deep Vibrations starts off with a medium strong vibration setting and then plunges into super strong vibrations. I really didn't like how strong it started off. I like to tease myself before I get into anything serious, and I feel this toy just rushed me. The vibrations are not what I would call deep or rumbly, they are more buzzy, which I'm not a huge fan of. The vibrations emit from all over the bullet. It's a bit noisy, but it cannot be heard through a closed door. This is perfect for those who may be sensitive to noise.

I didn't use this in the water because I was afraid that I would ruin the the remote or the wire and thus ruin the whole toy. Also, I haven't read anywhere on this site that says this toy is water proof, so I would not risk it.

Plastic is nonporous (yay!) and can be cleaned by a number of ways. You can use either soap and warm water (be careful NOT to get water on the remote or the wire); toy cleaners or wipes; or can be wiped down by isopropyl alcohol. Please do not bleach or boil your toy, as you will destroy it.

I store in my small toy toy box, and I haven't had any issues with the toy attracting dirt or lint to itself or to the rest of my toys (Plastic doesn't have that type of tendency anyways). It can be used with all sorts of toys and lubes; you can use water based, silicone based and oil based lube without fear of it being destroyed.

The packaging was super basic. The bullet came in a clear plastic box that had some small Japanese writing on it and that's pretty much it. It was not meant to last for more than a couple days, a week at the very most. It did not come with any instructions whatsoever and did not indicate what kind of batteries were needed by the toy.

You could use it for temporary storage or as a gift, but again, it will not last very long so be prepared to make a new home for your toy when you receive it. However, the packaging is recyclable and because of how minimal it is, you should have no fears that the recycle man/woman will judge you.

I thought the toy was an OK bullet, but to be honest, I've had better. I think what really turned me off was that it started off so strong. I think if the bullet started off weaker, I would want to say better things about it. It's pretty cute, so I'm going to give it a couple more chances before I condemn this toy to the bottom of the toy box, so to speak.