This is a normal vibrator, no real bells and whistles other than the color. It is a pretty, shiny, gold, reflective surface on the shaft. And at the end of the vibrator the knob is a cute little diamond gem that takes up the entire end of the battery pack. Other than the appearance, this Goldie did not much else for me.

Goldie was a little loud for my tastes, especially when you've got cats in the house and any strange noise means they will all come running over to check it out. Then a nice, relaxing time alone turns into being trampled by 2 or 3 cats trying to find out what is making noise under the sheets.

Goldie takes one AA battery, and the intensity levels are multi-speed and start out faint then moves to intense. Other than the noise, it felt like the vibrator was rattling slightly. I felt the transition is a little clumsy in my opinion. Some may like the gradual build up of speed, but I really enjoy when it "hits" levels. The highest level was enjoyable and tolerable, not too strong. Perfect for clitoral stimulation.

Overall Goldie isn't a bad little vibrator, personally I could do without the pretty appearance and have more bulk. I would have liked a longer shaft, insertion felt like the toy was too small, though it was probably attractive with it's bejeweled tip. The shaft is nice and smooth plastic. But at the battery end the cap has ridges which I didn't find appealing. The toy is waterproof, but all those ridges look like they make for a harder clean-up.

If you are going for appearance, I would skip this vibrator and look for a pretty glass piece, or use this vibrator to run the vibrations up a glass dildo instead!