The Packaging
Lust comes in a simple box, wrapped in plastic with a multilingual instruction sheet. The back of the box comes with a small advertisement in multiple languages, detailing the abilities of the vibrator. The papers accompanying the item offer similar notes, but these are generic and meant for a variety of toys. Use new batteries, make sure you insert them correctly, don't be too rough with the item, etc.

The Vibrator
As it says on the package, there are 10 different types of vibration. For a G-spot related toy, I was kind of surprised that more of the vibration wasn't focused on the tip of the toy, but like many others, it's mostly focused on the shaft.

The button control, while sounding easy, can be difficult to work with if you are going solo with the item. It's positioned right on the butt end of the vibrator, and one button controls it all. You press it repeatedly to cycle through the different settings.

While it sounds good in theory, the problem is that if you push the buttons too fast, or even in a normal fashion, the toy tends to cut itself off. As if it thinks you are going for the 3 second turn off option. Which was kind of irritating while you've got it stuffed up inside yourself. Definitely a mood killer.

The toy also seems to eat through batteries very quickly, given that none are provided with the item to begin with. AAA, in my household at least, aren't as common as AA or larger sizes. But the fact is, with a pair of new batteries, I got maybe 15 minutes of usage out of the toy. When I return to use it a second time before writing this review, they are stone dead. So, either the toy is an energy hog, or it's got a poor design where the batteries are draining while it's on or off. I plan to test this once I get a few more batteries for it.

A Prostate Usage?
I'll admit, I used this vibrator anally, in order to stimulate my prostate. The results were fairly decent. While the vibration was mostly featured on the shaft, some of them did make it up to the tip as I teased it against myself. What bits I got were definitely pleasurable.

The awkwardness of the control did hamper my efforts somewhat in trying to keep a grip on the toy so it was positioned right, without my fingers slipping on the smooth surface. Is it too much to ask for the handle to have a little texture so you can hold onto a toy? It's not as if the entire toy were going to be inserted, after all.

Several times I found the toy just turning itself off when I just pressed the button to switch up the vibration patterns. It was very irritating. Finally, I got into the hang of waiting a few seconds before hitting the button, with much better results.

Thoughts
I have a few thoughts about this item. While it's obviously made for the G-spot, it can as easily be used as a P-spot toy. This offers a few kinky options for couples. Such as using it on her first, and having her juices for a lubricant when his turn comes around. Sounds fun, right?