This little discreet vibe packed quite the punch. It’s very powerful for a little thing - cute, blue, and sturdy plastic. In conjunction with vigorous digital stimulation of my g-spot and this on my clit, I squirted standing up for the first time outside of the shower. To me, it was quite an accomplishment. I like to celebrate the little things. That's really where singing the praises of this toy stop. I would have been happy to have many more sessions of trying to get off with my first clit vibe, but that was all short lived when the motor overheated, and the vibe died. Maybe the motor shorted out or something, or it was just a dud, but I didn't even have the vibe on for more than 4 minutes and it died. There was possibly so much potential.

The only real negative thing about this, is that I was hoping for enough stimulation from a vibe to have me feel amazed by the sensations, but really, it falls short on that, but not through any fault of it's own. I'm beginning to think that I just don't get off with vibrators because there's always that lingering feeling and thought in the back of my mind where I'm thinking, "Oh, okay. There's something vibrating in my vagina or on my clit and I'm not getting any pleasure from it at all". I've also noticed that I need thrusting to get off vaginally or for a g-spot orgasm and vibes just don't have that kick.

I'd like to think that the one I had was just a fickle one, and I'd definitely recommend it based on its power, and the fact that it's very small and discreet. Multi-speed too, but I was only able to use it on the lowest setting because it broke. The motor was very powerful but it wasn't loud to my ears. The only way I can think of to describe the noise level would be that it is definitely quieter than your average microwave when it's on. It is loud if it is the only thing mechanical that is making noise around you. The toy requires 1 AAA battery which was included in my packaging. It has a nifty wrist cord. It also is waterproof, but I wasn't able to test it out. To clean this toy I used plain old soap and water since it was non-porous plastic, and I took care not to get the battery area too wet. Toy wipes or something similar would work well if one decided to take this with them in a purse or bag or went traveling with it.