My G-play - g-spot vibrator by Cal Exotics - review by Red

I was admittedly skeptical when this toy first arrived. It's just that it is very pink and chipper looking – the head is designed to look like a smiling worm. I've never really been drawn to “cutesy” toys, but I don't judge against them – which is very good, because this toy proved to be pretty darned orgasmic for me.

The vibrator is actually a solid, thin vibrating rod covered in a squishy sleeve. As vibrators go, the rod is quite good. It delivers concentrated, deep vibrations that transmit wonderfully through the sleeve. The vibration turns on through a standard turn dial on the base. It's a breeze to turn this toy on – in fact, it's actually a bit tough to adjust to anything but “high” - but every time I try and turn it off or down, I end up unscrewing the battery compartment. What a drag, but it doesn't interfere with my enjoyment of the toy.

The toy itself feels wonderful massaged over lubricated sensitive bits – the vibrations transmit over the wide soft area provided by the sleeve. It's a wonderful contrast – intense vibrations that are diffused and soft. Wow right?

The squishy sleeve is of course textured as a series of big bumps, the end bump being more pronounced in order to stimulate the G spot. Those bumps feel like heaven slipping in and out – and I think that the G spot stimulating head must go the trick (even tough I usually need something a bit firmer) because BAM POW ZING it gets me off fast.

I generally don't like TPR too much because it can pick up textures it rests on and can get a little funky with other plastics, but this toy is a keeper. I'll just put it in a soft cloth in a Ziploc bag for storage. Oh, and get this – the toy has longevity. I have had a half dozen sessions with it on one set of batteries, and it's still going strong!

The squishy sleeve is made from pthalate free TPR, which can't be sterilized so it must be used with a condom if it's to be shared. TPR loves to pick up hairs and dust and whatnot, so do be sure to wash (as always) before use - soap and water should do the trick (and there are no annoying crevices that prove hard to clean). And then again afterward, of course. The vibrator itself can be washed too, as it is made from hard plastic. This is not an ass toy as there is no flared base.

As I noted above, this toy was crazy orgasmic for me. I was floored – that's right, floored – at what I was able to do with it. Now I don't know if it was the material, the shape, the vibrations or what, but this toy had me squirting and squirting and squirting in no time flat. This is not *that* unusual for me; I have learned this trick with other toys, but it takes practice with said toy and usually a big curve.

Not this time.

What a pleasent suprise!

For the remainder of its lifetime, My G-Play proved to be quite the champ and quite the trooper. Time and time again, the squishy bumps sent me over the edge in an oh-so-wet-and-satisfying way. I would estimate that I was getting an hour to ninety minutes from one set of batteries, which is impressive for such an inexpensive toy. You could do much worse when investing in a toy that costs under $25!

Sadly, however, the material ended up being the cause of its demise. I had wrapped this toy in a soft cloth, but it still managed to pick up the texture of the cloth (which was just an old piece of t-shirt). And sadly, there was an accident that finally did this toy in - my loving partner surprised me by boiling my silicone toys - including the sleeve of this toy. TPR is not silicone, of course, so it melted.

All in all, however, this is a great bang for your buck, and worth checking out!