I first got this product about five years ago. It did everything I expected it to do except for one key feature. It did not stimulate the clit whatsoever. I've tried many different angles but the bumps simply do not extend far enough for any meaningful stimulation to the clit. The only time the bumps worked to stimulate the clit was when it was not inside the vagina and rubbed directly on the clit.

That said, it worked fantastically in the tub. I was hesitant to completely submerge it but it continued to work beautifully after doing so. The one major water-related drawback is the cap. If it is not very tightly screwed in place you can accidentally unscrew it while adjusting dial vibration control located on the cap. The cap came off in my hand several times under general use(luckily never in the water). I recommend you avoid turning it off or on while it is in the water.

Now, let's talk about the material. I had never used a jelly toy before this experience and I quickly found out the most annoying quality of jelly. Lint, fibers, hair, dust and just about anything stick to it. Cleaning was often difficult with debris getting caught between the bumps near the base of the toy. Otherwise, it heated up to body temperature very quickly, had no odor or taste that I could discern.

Over all, I really did like it as a vibrator. It has a very realistic texture and feel without being flesh-toned. It is a reasonable size and weight. I found the thickness ideal as someone whose past experience was only with 1" wide traditional vibrators and wanted to move on to something bigger. I have used it as a dildo as well as a vibrator and enjoyed it.

Lastly, the vibration function on mine stopped working after around four years of semi-regular use. For the price tag, I am impressed by the mileage I got out of it.

This was my second vibrator and it lasted me years. However, it did stop working after 4+ years of semi regular use. I'm still not entirely sure what happened but I did use it in the bathtub several times and I suspect it was age(the seal wearing down) or improperly screwing the cap on before use in water. So, if you plan on using this around water make very sure your cap is on correctly.

Jelly toys can be a pain in the ass to clean and store. The method I've found that works best is wiping it down with a toy wipe after every use and storing in a cloth sleeve. The fabric must be low lint. I used 100% cotton in a tight weave(much like the fabric used to make bandannas.) to store mine in. This prevented further lint and dust build up. I would still recommend wiping it down with water or toy wipe before your next use regardless.