The Lucky 13 vibrator is marketed as a g-spot toy because the end of it curves up a little bit. Personally it’s not the right shape or curve for my g-spot, but then again I’m picky. The shaft of the toy does have some bendability to it, particularly dead center so it could be made to curve even more by manipulating the handle once it’s inserted. The motor seems to be concentrated up at the g-spot tip which also means that this vibe can work nicely on your clit. The insertable portion itself though is pretty girthy so even if it fails you on the g-spot angle it can be used as a great, rumbly-girthy vibrator. It’s around 1 3/4″ at the widest point. There are some interesting raised designs on the silicone but I don't notice them during use and they didn't add anything to the experience for me.

At lower speeds I found the noise level to be somewhat quiet but at the top speed it was pretty noisy. It’s a lot less noticeable though if you’re using it internally. I personally just happen to prefer using this one externally so the noise won’t be masked at all. It's a little bit rattle-y sounding at the higher speeds, but it's a deeper-sounding vibration. It's also a deeper *feeling* vibration. It's not the most rumbly vibrator I own, but it's definitely rumbly. A little extra oomph on the power and, to me, the motor would be nearly perfect.

While the insertable portion is the very easy-to-clean darling material silicone, the handle is hard plastic. A cleaning caveat is that the connection point between silicone and plastic leaves quite the hiding spot for nasties and dried up lubes/fluids. The silicone isn’t the shiny/sticky variety so it won’t attract lint to rival a Swiffer, but it will require a little more lubrication than you might use with other toys.

Evolved is infamous for their different approach to packaging. Some come in metal tins that latch; their “bottle rocket” line came in packaging that looked like a bottle, complete with old-style metal cap. This line comes in a clear, hard plastic box that latches. Not exactly discreet and in the end it takes up more space than if you just found a toy bag for the vibrator.

Other than the wheel-instead-of-buttons approach, I’m not sure what it is about this line that gives logic to the marketing trick of naming them all after gambling terms/games. But I have to admit, the wheel in place of buttons is novel. It’s a plastic wheel with colored silicone stripes for easier gripping with lube-y fingers. The only downside is that during use you likely won’t ever turn the wheel the direction you actually want to go in, unless this vibe becomes an oft-used favorite. The wheel can be accessed from both sides of the handle so if you hold it right you can go up and down the speeds with just one hand.

There are no patterns to the Lucky 13, or any of this line of Evolved toys. Actually, I don't think that any Evolved Novelties vibrator has patterns. If you like them, sorry. If you're like me and prefer something constant then you'll like this feature....no patterns to cycle through or accidentally land on.