Clit waterproof delights clit - traditional vibrator discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by ChaosBunny

This vibrator is a good basic. It hits most of the right spots and does it pretty well. I'm certainly happy with it and think it would make a good addition to anyone's "naughty drawer."

The vibrations don't seem to spread as well as I had hoped throughout the shaft (this is especially true the closer you get to the base). However, if you put the tip in the right spot, it definitely gets the job done.

Overall, I think this toy is one that anyone can enjoy and can be used anywhere (roommates excluded unless you're willing to risk it) and the best part is, you can take it into the shower and enjoy your longer-than-usual bath.

Amazingly enough, when I first opened the package, I was impressed that the smell of new tires didn't come wafting from the dildo, a sure sign of a toy with potential.

The material is a silky smooth texture, and the slightly flexible head makes this a great toy for beginners. The texture did not give as much stimulation as I had anticipated. However, beginners might get more stimulation from the slightly raised veins.

The design is rather nice, simple, and semi-realistic, making it an easy introduction to toys. I would have loved it more if the shaft was a little flexible. It certainly would have made quick and hard thrusts more enjoyable.

The size of the vibrator is not too little nor too large. The same goes with the diameter of the vibrator. It was just the right size so it didn't feel like I was being stretched out, nor was I waiting for it to be inserted only to realize it was already in.

This toy is anything but discreet. It would be pretty obvious as to what it was, you know, with it being the shape of a penis and all. I think that this toy is on the borderline for suitable travel. Whenever I go and visit my significant other, I like to keep it wrapped in a cloth since I'm afraid that the jelly will attract dust. However, it takes close to no space compared to the amount of clothes I pack, so I will definitely say it's easy to travel with, even in a purse if you really wanted to.

The vibrations were strongest at the tip, though that does not mean that the rest of the vibrator wasn't enjoyable as well.

The best part of the vibrator was the dial-based control. It lets you choose how fast or slow you want it, and you don't even have to wait through a cycle or conform with a pattern to get exactly what you want. The controls were extremely convenient and it took hardly any pressure to move the dial, though this can be a bad thing if you find the right setting, get a little too excited, and accidentally rub the dial.

The little nubs on the base were practically useless. They didn't vibrate nor do they touch anywhere of importance, unless you can take longer than 5 1/2 inches.

The noise isn't too bad for its size. Using it in a quiet room makes it obvious what's happening. However, there are several easy solutions such as turning on a fan and putting a somewhat thick blanket over the area the vibrator is.

As long as the cap is properly sealed, there shouldn't be any problems using it in the shower. The vibrations weren't hampered by the water either.

It's really easy and simple to take care of this toy, especially when I was given the impression that jelly was hard to maintain. I like to wrap cloth around it and keep it stored in my undie drawer. No dust or lint has yet to bond with my vibrator.

Cleaning it is really simple too. Since it's waterproof, I like running it under hot water and using a mild soap after a busy day, though for the best results and maintenance, a toy cleaner should be used.

I use it with a water-based lube and if used for a long while, be prepared to add more lube later on since the material absorbs some of it.

The toy was packaged adequately. It was in a sturdy box with padding and a protective plastic sleeve covering the whole toy.

There were instructions, mainly for batteries, but it only takes a few minutes to learn how to use its dial control.

The package was a simple cardboard box, not adequate for storage or a gift box (unless you put wrapping paper on it of course).