Although it isn't anywhere close my my Hitachi, it has its pluses. I have found my male partner enjoys the anal attachment for anal play but he says it isn't the best for P-spot stimulation, it's not quite long enough. The g-spot attachment didn't do it for me, it fell a bit short. I have found the regular attachment is my favorite, and it can be inserted as well. The heads are easily changed with a few twists. The hard plastic is easy to clean with antibacterial soap or a toy cleaner. It is a bit loud but not as loud as the Hitachi, and it is small but has a kick. It also works well as a shoulder massager. It has 9 different settings and 3 speeds but they are easy to click through.

This is made of hard plastic and silicone. It's small enough to travel with and has no cords. I suggest not using silicone lube to avoid breakdown of the silicone parts. I am very sensitive and had no reaction to the plastic or silicone. The size is nice for beginners and with lube it's very smooth.

The design is slender with a mushroom-sha4ped head, a stacked bead head for anal, and a curved neck that kind of resembles Gonzo's nose for g-spot stimulation. When I travel I have put this in my large purse or in my overnight bag. A lot smaller and more compact than my Hitachi.

Length: 9 1/4"
Insertable length: 2 1/4"
Circumference: 3 1/2" / 3" / 5 1/4"
Diameter: 1 5/8" / 2"

Requires 2 C batteries. I suggest name brand batteries, as I always test with dollar store batteries and they lasted a day. When using a high quality battery I got almost a month off of them. The toy has a bit of power for its compact size and a nice hum but not too loud. It is said to be waterproof; I used it in the shower but not submerged in the tub.

Easy, easy, easy to care for. Soap and water and to sterilize use a bleach solution, then rinse and dry. The hard plastic is very easy to care for, and the silicone I just wipe off. I still suggest water soluble lube so it doesnt break down the silicone parts.