This was a very good clitoral stimulator and I loved feeling the vibrations on all areas of my labia. This toy is best used for teasing, but not for long periods of time. This toy is easy enough for beginners to use, and will give them a chance to figure out what feels best; stimulated by vibrations. It is a very good beginner's toy.

This smooth and velvety food-grade plastic has a slight smell when removed from the package, and is very good for a beginner who is not used to rough textures. It is hypo-allergenic and latex free, and completely waterproof.

The design is slightly like a baseball bat, and the broader tip helped spread the vibrations out from being too intense. For a bullet, the size is absolutely perfect. The toy is easy to hide, discreet to travel if you remove the battery, and very easy to slip into even one of the smallest bags.

The vibrations can be felt throughout the entire bullet, but the sides are where most of the vibration can be felt. It has a push-button control, which is very simple to use, but also very simple to turn off at the wrong moment. It's a push button, so if you don't like the vibrations or the intensity, you don't have much of a choice on changing it. The toy isn't too noisy. Unfortunately, the battery died so quickly I only got a few minutes with it in the water, but those were very satisfying minutes.

This toy is very easy to maintain. The material is compatible with all lubes and it takes storage and play with other toys quite well. I store it in my scarf-lined dresser drawer and use a toy cleaner on it before and after every use.

The toy comes in a plastic case with no obvious pictures on it, making it one of the most discreet toys I have ever purchased. The package could be used for storage depending on how you open it, but if you use scissors or are rather rough with it, it's easy to throw away. There were a few basic instructions included with the bullet and it was very easy to figure out.

I loved the toy, but the worst thing is finding a replacement battery! It was very hard to find a replacement LR-1 in a town where the biggest general store was a Family Dollar.

My most memorable experience was turning on the bullet and leaving it in as a dare from my boyfriend. I felt the battery die about halfway through the bet, so we called it a draw. I was very disappointed, but it did last for at least an hour and a half and it didn't turn off on its own.