The Sweet Obsession Divine really lives up to its name. It is absolutely divine. It is by far, one of my favorite toys I have ever owned. The silicone is amazingly soft and surprisingly sleek. I have had zero issues with drag, like I have other silicone toys in the past. I still used a bit of lube with it occasionally, but it is not always necessary. Keep in mind if you do use a lubricant that you should only use water based lubricants with this toy. The great thing about it, is that it can be sterilized. Now, unfortunately, you cannot boil this or toss it in your dishwasher, because of the plastic and electronics, but you can sterilize it with a 10% bleach solution.

I love the design of this toy. The tip is contoured, and makes me think of a smiling dolphin. The little ridges on the tip are perfect for stimulating the g-spot, and hug clitoris just right. Now, as far as g-spot use goes, this toy will work best for people who need a more flexible, softer stimulation, but will not work well for those who need direct, hard stimulation. I find I can only achieve a g-spot orgasm during sex, or with a very firm toy like a glass or metal dildo. However, this will work nicely for a number of people, because of the flexibility and strong vibrations. The tip of this vibrator flexes nicely, and has just the right angle for the g-spot, and the vibrations are very direct and strong in the tip.

The toy actually has toy motors inside it. I know because I actually dissected mine. It has one in the shaft, and then there is a rubber tunnel that the wires run through to a second bullet like motor in the tip, this is what gives the toy its awesome flexibility, and the strong, pinpointed vibrations. It has a memory chip, which really just makes it so that it will go back to the last setting you had it on. That way, if you have a favorite, you don't have to cycle to find it. It also has ten different settings. Oddly enough, it starts out on high, then goes to medium, then low, and then the patterns start. Unfortunately mine no longer works, so I cannot list the patterns.