Although the Lia is intended for G-spot and clitoral stimulation, I find it to be better mainly for clitoral vibrations. The vibrator has ten functions ranging from slight vibrations to really powerful ones. If you need wide-ranging vibrations, this probably wouldn't work for you. I would not recommend using it anally, simply because the ears are flexible and would be hard to insert. The vibrator is fairly flexible, but not to the extent that it would naturally curve to your body. The ears do carry vibrations well. Although I have not yet tried the toy in the shower, it does say waterproof. Personally I love this feature, especially for louder toys, since the sound of the shower drowns out the vibrator. The Lia is tiny enough to fit in a purse but not in a wallet. I would suggest using a separate hard case or taking out the batteries before travel because the button can be accidentally hit and turned on.

Overall, the Lia is easy to clean. There are no markings or seams on the vibrator. It is a bit of a lint magnet so I would recommend cleaning before and after each use. It even collected dust when stored back in its original packaging. Being silicone is a definite plus even with the extra cleaning! The toy does not smell at all and only takes soap and water to clean.

The packaging is cute, easy to open (which is a big deal for me), and can be used for storage of the device if needed. I'm really excited that this takes AA batteries instead of a specialized kind. I've used the Lia probably around two hours total and it hasn't lost strength or worn out the battery yet.

The sound of the vibrations is a little loud. It can still be heard under covers or between rooms. I would compare it to an electric toothbrush or electric shaver. It might be good to note that if you turn the vibrator off and then restart it, it will save your place -to an extent- it will cycle to the next pattern. So if you're looking for something that you can turn on/off and be at your favorite spot, this isn't it. Cycling through the patterns can be a loud process if you just want the quietest setting.