As a first time toy, I figured that jelly would be a good material to have as it is soft and it wouldn't be painful to try and use with not having my husband around. I was right in that, but I didn't take into consideration everything else that came with having a jelly rabbit.

The dial on the bottom is easy to use and fool-proof. As you can only move it back and forth, it makes it a little easier for it to come loose, so you may have to tighten the screws every now and then, depending on your use of it. I liked the dial because I could better control how strong the vibrations were without having to press any buttons or make sure I was pressing the "right" button like some of the other ones out there. To me, that was one of the most luxurious parts of this kind of rabbit.

The ears could be a little softer; if you have it on a high vibration and you don't have enough moisture, it could dry you out and/or cause it to burn. It's a painful thing for the next time you use it. But they aren't so hard that it is uncomfortable and make you not want to use it. The vibrations on their own, though, are very sensible. They're not so high that it is too much and the low is still enough to help you along. They aren't too loud, either. Not like some of the others. It's pretty quiet, even on its highest setting. I would say that it can be heard anywhere in the same room, but not through a closed door or two.

As for the material; jelly. Yes, the jelly is comfortable and it makes it very easy to get inside, but jelly also breaks down fairly quickly which means that it could be harmful to you if you don't use some kind of cover over it, like a condom, when you use it. Kinda defeats the purpose of having only one thing to worry about when you're trying to pleasure yourself, but to each their own.

With this kind of material, it is smartest to not only wash it immediately after using, but before you use it as well. Warm water and soap does the trick, but make sure that you get every crease and crevice every time you watch it. Just be careful not to completely submerge it under water while you are cleaning it. Run the water gently over it in the sink, but try to keep the water away from the vibration dial.

I used it in the shower and while it says that it is waterproof, it isn't so much. I didn't use it for long and I will admit I didn't immediately check it. I felt some water the next time I went to use it and I found the batteries to be a little rusted from the water that was in the battery spot that I didn't notice when I was done cleaning it after my shower.

Overall, this product is a good first starter, but as I only used it a few times, it just wasn't for my particular liking. Others have had better experiences, so I wouldn't totally put it down.