Little Paul - g-spot vibrator discontinued by Fun Factory - review by cherryredhead88

This vibrator is best used for clitoral and g spot stimulation. It is an excellent vibe for beginners, and it is discreet and small so you can hide it easily. I would not recommend anal use for this toy because it is so small, and does not have a flared base. It could get lost very easily. I would say you could probably use this for the P Spot, if you are careful. It feels great all over the rest of the body as well- nipples, neck, legs.

LP is made of 100% silicone. The base is made of plastic. It is non porous, easy to clean, and soft to the touch. It has no smell or taste whatsoever. The ribbed texture feels great, and works for beginners or experts alike. It is not too rigid for the more sensitive user, but the more experienced can find delight in its texture as well.

I did not feel his little eyes inside me, so those don't add anything for me personally. I do like the little smiley face they create, however. The head is flexible, you can move it pretty easily, but it stays firm enough to caress the g spot well.

I absolutely love the design of LP. He has that curved head for g spot stimulation, but it is flexible enough where you can thrust away without worrying about hurting yourself. I think the fact that it is a shorter toy helps with this as well. Since he is so small, you can hide him very easily. You can even fit him in your purse if you want to! This makes LP a wonderful toy for anyone, whether it is your first toy, or your 100th. I personally lean on the side of the bigger, more realistic toys. But everyone needs a smaller, flexible buddy for those nights when you are just feeling randy and feel like hammering away without any pain or bruising the next day.

LP is excellent aesthetically. It has a simple plus minus button that turns it on and off. To turn it on, simply hold the plus button down for about 3 seconds. You can go through the different patterns by simply pushing the plus button again, and you can turn it off by holding the minus button down for about 3 seconds. This toy is very quiet, yet strong. I wasn't expecting too much power out of it. I guess you can't judge a book by its cover!

Now this toy is waterproof. If the battery compartment goes on right. I do not know what is going on with mine, but the only way it turned on for me -the first time I used it- was if I put the "top" on sideways. To put the batteries in, you simply twist the cap off and put them in. It takes 2 AAAs and they are very easy to get in. However, I had a hell of a time getting that cap on. Now there are lines that you are supposed to line up to make sure the cap stays on tight to take it in the water. Mine wouldn't turn on unless I had the cap on sideways. I will explain that better in the video. I tried putting the cap on the right way, nothing. I tried switching out the batteries, nothing. Finally I tried putting the cap on in all different ways and it finally turned on when it was on wrong.

Needless to say, I did not try to take mine in the water because of the cap not being on the right way. It still works great, and it isn't that big of a deal to me. The controls are very convenient to use, and this toy is excellent for hard, fast thrusting. I was able to go to town with this little guy and not have to worry about bruising my cervix! I have a lot of bigger toys, besides Ella and I have to be careful with her because she can bruise me easy.

Since LP is made of silicone, he is pretty easy to take care of. Clean with soap and warm water, let air dry. The instructions do say to take the cap off and let the toy air out if you take in the shower, or anywhere that exposes it to moisture. I think that is a good idea with any toy, waterproof or not, that uses batteries. I am sure that moisture can still get in there and cause rusting or damage eventually, and this practice probably will give your toys longer lives. LP is small enough to be stored easily, in a drawer, or a box, with other toys, etc. It isn't porous so you don't have to worry about it absorbing any bacteria or dyes from other substances. Like all toys, you should clean it before and after each use with warm soap and water or toy cleaner.

LP should be used with water based lubes. Silicone and oil based can cause damage. I actually use water based lubes with everything, so this is not an issue for me.

Also, since LP is so small, it can be used with other toys or during intercourse or oral sex for excellent added stimulation.

LP comes in a nifty box from Fun Factory. I really like the design of their packaging. You can see the toy clearly inside from the front, and the back opens up to see it from the other side. The flap that opens has a detailed explanation in 4 different languages, describing the aesthetics of the toy. It has magnets to keep the flaps shut as well... I thought that was a nice little touch. On the side of the box are pictures explaining the 'perks' of the toy- showing that it's waterproof, quiet, doesn't smell, is silicone, has patterns, and can be used with lube. Upon opening the package you get a little brochure of all of Fun Factory's products, instructions that come in 6 different languages (German, English, French, Spanish, Italian, and one I don't know) and a sample of Fun Factory brand lube. That was nice, this is the first toy that I have received that came with its own lube! I think that is something that should come with all toys. You could store LP in his box if you wanted to, and it is a nice looking box so it would be a good gift (as long as the people around don't mind watching the recipient get a vibrator).