Moka is sold as a G-spot vibrator. Though, it can be used otherwise. The lack of a flared base means no anal insertion.

The best fit for Moka is for those who have G-spots and don't require a lot of power to stimulate it.

Moka is silicone. It feels so velvety soft, like melted butter just poured over the shaft. It's certainly the most luxurious silicone I've ever touched. Silicone is body safe, non-porous, and rated 10 on the safety scale. Hypoallergenic because it's free of latex and phthalates.

Moka is shaped like Lelo Gigi or Lelo Ella. The flat head allows the user to easily find and stimulate their G-spot.

The size is not too big and not too small. Well within average size. Perfect for all users. Small enough to tuck away in your traveling bag.

Moka requires 2 AAA batteries in order to operate the vibrations. Along the side are 3 buttons: -, M, and +. M is to change the pattern of the vibrations and - and + adjust the power level.

The power of the toy is okay, not great but not too weak, though. I didn't find the toy overly loud. I'd recommend it for those who need quiet toys.

Moka is waterproof because the battery cap seals tight. No water comes in when you submerge it.

I wash it with toy cleaner and give it a good rinse. I store it in a drawer with many other toys that are similar. Silicone lubes shouldn't be used with silicone. Stick to water-based.

Nothing fancy. It's a cardboard box with an instruction manual inside. You also get this silly little charm to loop around your Picobong toy.

I don't dislike Moka, but I don't love her either. She doesn't always do it for me, but sometimes she does. I tend to use her along with my Iconic smoothie for clitoral stimulation. I wouldn't purchase Moka again, personally.