I have used this vibrator alone and with my partner. I used it to stimulate the clitoris. I didn't find it very helpful in any other region, including nipples. This toy might work well for someone who doesn't have a partner or has a partner who is not willing to perform oral sex or possibly someone who is just more sensitive than I am. This toy is louder than most toys that I have used. It also requires a LOT of lubrication in order to be comfortable. I would not recommend using this toy if you are in a situation where you want any privacy.

The tongue portion of the toy is made of ten separate tongues. The tongues are very smooth and do not include any bumps or texture. The tongues are extremely flexible and soft. The different attachments give different textures based on level of stimulation. I would recommend starting with a softer (the Tingle) and advancing as you are more comfortable with the sensations.

To start with, I really loved the design. After using it however, I was less than impressed. The shape makes it difficult to hold onto when you are playing solo. It is shaped somewhat like a tape measure (this is the comment my partner made). The Sqweel is 3 x 2 x 4.5 inches. With a partner, there isn't an issue with that. My partner had a difficult time knowing how much pressure to use. It became somewhat irritating after a while and we ended up changing to a different toy. The size is a bit bulkier than what I am used to. I generally use bullets. I would say it is better for a more advanced toy user. This toy is pretty easy to hide as it comes with a cover. Once covered, it just looks like a semicircular, black piece of plastic. It would be discreet for travel due to the cover. I would not want to bring it unless I would be having privacy due to the loudness and the need to bring extra lubrication.

The original product has three speeds. The control is on the flat part of the plastic shell which can make it a little tricky when using during solo play. The speeds range from pretty slow to moderately fast. I would have liked a few more speeds. I love that they have several different attachments that can be tried with this toy. Each attachment is sold separately. The other three attachments are called the Pearl, Tingle, and Wave. The Pearl is a stiffer version that gives the sensation of pierced tongues. The Pearl is the stiffest in the Sqweel collection. The Tingle is a softer version that features multiple little nubs. It is the softest of all the attachments. The Wave attachment has two outer waves with dozens of smaller tongues in the middle. The Wave is the medium firmness in the collection. There is also a Sqweeve (or sleeve) for you to add your favorite vibrator into the mix. It attaches around the outer shell of the Sqweel. It is made of water proof rubber. It comes in two colors, pink and black. It can fit vibrators up to 3.5 inches in circumference. The Sqweel is extremely durable. The wheel portion is soft and easy to clean by hand. The outer portion is a harder plastic that can survive a fall (from a bed or counter top). I have not had any issues with battery consumption.

The wheel portion is easy to take out in order to clean. I have used my regular toy cleaner on the wheel and it seems to work well. It is water proof so you can use soap and water also. I store it with the cover on in the original metal box. The Sqweeve allows for you to add a vibrator to play with simultaneously. Keep in mind that it can only fit a toy up to 3.5 inches circumference. The Sqweel website advises to only use water based lubricant. I have seen conflicting information about whether it is made of silicone or rubber. So to stay safe, we always use water based lubricant just in case. According to the EF website it would be safe to use with silicone or water based lubrication based on the information that it is made of rubber.

I absolutely loved that it came in a cute metal box. The instructions were lacking. We had a lot of trouble figuring out how to get batteries in at first. Unfortunately, we actually had to go to an adult store and ask how to get the batteries in. But after that it was smooth sailing. The batteries are located on the back side of the Sqweel outer shell (opposite where you would take out the wheel to clean it). You must put the battery in the indented portion of the battery area first. I found it is best to do the lower battery, then the one directly on top of it, and last the one beside it. It is a bit tricky so take your time. The metal box is simple and just has the word Sqweel on the front. I store it in the box and it is very easy to hide. It is very discreet so no need to worry if someone would find the metal box.

I felt that I needed more pressure than what the original Sqweel attachment gives. It did not provide enough stimulation for me. I did like the Pearl more, but it was still a little softer than what I am used to. Depending on your sensitivity, you can choose a Sqweeler to fit your need.