Powered by a single double A battery and a mere four and a half inches long with a single inch of girth, I had little hope for this petite vibe. It seemed like it would soon end up in the bottom of the toy box with all the other toys that just couldn't make the cut. Regardless, I had to test it out and see why it had a decent review.

Inserting a battery, I looked the toy over well. It is controlled by a twist switch on the base that intensifies the vibrations. The sequin diamonds seem like they might chip off and are a bit difficult to clean around. There is a mold seam near the inner curve of the tip, but that doesn't affect its use any. The blue has discolored a bit in places and came that way.

The Diamond Spot vibe is listed as waterproof, but I have only tested it in the shower, so at the very least it is splash proof. It has surprising output for being powered by a single battery and makes a good clitoral vibe. I have tried inserting it as a G-spot vibe but due to the small size and odd angles involved, it doesn't work for me. I assume it would only work well for that if you are lucky enough to have your G-spot very close to the surface and at a shallow angle.

The Diamond Spot vibe is also quite loud for its minute size. It is not the discreet little toy I thought it would be. I am lucky my partner's parents had left for the day as my partner was able to hear it walking back down the stairs to our room. This was with me covered with blankets during my play session. I would have been mortified if any other housemates heard it.

The Diamond Spot vibrator by Shaki is made of plastic. Plastic toys are non-porous and phthalate-free, and can be sanitized by washing with soap and water or wiping down with isopropyl alcohol. Use extra care when wiping around the diamond accents as they act as dirt traps. The Diamond Spot vibe is accepting of water, oil and silicone based lubricants.