The Sugar Spoon is a nice beginner's vibrator for women who don't need or like a lot of pressure during g-spot stimulation. For me, the rotation of the head gave a nice feeling, but wasn't really strong enough to produce the sensations I enjoy.

The clitoral stimulator has three settings, all of which have strong enough vibrations to produce a nice sensation. The highest settings are strong enough to feel just inside your vagina too. It's very quiet, even on the highest setting, so it's good for discreet clitoral stimulation if you're concerned about that.

The handle is large enough for solo play or couple's play. You can hold it in place or rock it around a bit, because you don't want to move the rotating part in and out of your vagina. That might be painful, or awkward. This toy isn't really meant for thrusting.

The soft jelly is still firm, and a little squishy. The entire toy is ribbed, but you don't get to enjoy much stimulation out of that because the toy isn't really meant for thrusting. The texture does feel nice. The smell was faint, not as pungent as some other jelly toys I own.

The design was interesting, but not quite what I needed. The ribbed texture of the toy would have been more enjoyable if the center of the toy was a little thicker to allow better stimulation of the vaginal walls. The toy is pretty slender so it would be good for people who didn't like a lot of girth with their sex toys.

I also felt that the 'spoon' was too far away from the clitoral stimulator. When I put the vibe in far enough to get clitoral stimulation, the spoon just sort of rotated around deep inside of me, instead of anywhere near my G-spot, which was kind of the purpose of buying the toy.

Both the rotation and the clitoral bullet have 3 settings (low, medium, and high), that are controlled with buttons on the front of the vibrator. There is also a button to switch the direction of the rotation just above the other settings. It's a little difficult to adjust the settings during solo play because the buttons are very small and close together, and even though you can turn it on before you insert it, it's not very pleasant to do it that way. Also, as you get more turned on and need more intensity, you'll fumble around with it and wind up turning it off accidentally, which can be pretty frustrating. It is a little more fun to have a partner use this vibe on you than to try to use it yourself.

The Sugar Spoon is also a battery hog. It takes three AAA batteries and you'll only get one or two uses out of the vibe before one or both of the functions randomly stop working. You pretty much need to keep brand new batteries around for when you want to play with this toy.

Another issue I had with the toy is that the rotating part would stop working if I tried to apply any additional pressure to my G-spot. Sometimes even just being inside my vagina would cause it to stop working. I don't know if this is a battery issue or if the rotating device is just very weak.

The clitoral bullet vibrations are very quiet on all three settings, and the rotation is just a little bit louder than the bullet. It's not off putting or a turn off and I don't believe it could be heard through a bedroom door/wall. It's waterproof, which adds a nice alternative place for masturbation if you share a bedroom or wanna try something different.

You can clean the toy with soap and water or before and after cleaner. The ribs require a little more detailed scrubbing, but it's not too much of a hassle. Since it's jelly you'll need to store it separately and in a plastic bag so dust doesn't stick to it. You probably don't want to share it, since jelly is porous and harder to sterilize.

From my partner's point of view, the toy was less fun to use as little to no pressure could be applied and it's not really suited for thrusting. Sitting there holding a toy that does everything for you is hardly entertaining.

After a few uses, the functions decided to stop working together simultaneously, and if they do, it's never inside the vagina. After several attempts at using this toy, we've pretty much retired it.