Bnaughty deluxe - bullet vibrator by B Swish - review by Ms. Paprika

The bnaughty deluxe is 100% meant for external, clitoral or pinpointed vibration. It could be used for shallow penetration, but I wouldn't recommend this without using a condom since pulling on the cord would eventually cut down on the life of the toy. Pop the bullet into the condom, then insert it. I would NOT recommend this bullet for anal use, but you could use it around the taint and anus for stimulation.
I'd recommend this bullet vibrator for both solo and couple use--hand your partner the controls! The cord connecting bullet to control is fairly long at 23", which opens up some fun possibilities. You could take this bullet vibrator with you for travel; it is small and comes with a black drawstring bag and requires pretty firm pressure to turn it on. This bullet has been shower tested and approved by me, but I do hesitate to take it into the tub despite claims of being waterproof. I don't see any rubber stoppers around the battery compartment or the cord connecting bullet and controller.
The power output is strong for a bullet! Bnaughty has a little silver band running around the bullet portion, which provides something to hold onto when it gets slick since it's a little bit of texture, though, to be honest, it doesn't provide much additional stimulation. This bullet vibrator is pretty discreet too, giving off about the same amount of noise as a cell phone on vibrate, except more "buzzy."

This toy is hard, glossy plastic for the controller, with a small silver band circling the matte plastic bullet. This makes it compatible with all lubes and easy to clean. I'll admit to some hesitation about how sanitary the silver band would make the bullet, since it does create a seam, but it's not too hard to clean--just rub a little harder around the band when washing.
There was no smell when I opened the packaging, and the bullet portion provides great pressure, though I do wish it was bigger. The control part fits nicely in the hand, and the buttons give a satisfying "click" when pressed. There's also an "emergency" off function which you can access by pressing down on the bottom button for a couple of seconds.
This vibe is ideal for beginners or more advanced users, who I could see using this bullet for foreplay and added stimulation.

I thought the design of this bullet was really sexy--the controller doesn't look clunky and curves well with my small hand, and the silver seam around the bullet itself really gave it some class. The bullet is also slightly oval-oblong, with a streamlined design that also is a refreshing change from the normal rounded ovals of other bullets.
However, the bullet portion can feel frustratingly small in comparison to larger vibrators like slimlines, which cover more area. The vibrations are satisfying and strong, if buzzy. But they still work great when placed against the clit, although holding the bullet there can numb or cramp your hand if you take a while to reach orgasms...like me.
Still, this bullet vibrator is great for beginners and couples alike. It's easy to hide, especially since it comes with its own black drawstring pouch, and has a small sized controller and bullet. It's a relatively discreet toy that you could take with you for travel (just remove batteries; while the control buttons aren't easily jostled, why take the risk?).

I love the light up buttons because they are very user friendly. The controller fits well in my hand, and I can easily "feel" without having to look which button to press to increase or decrease vibration, as they are placed in logical sequence--to speed up press the top button, to lower the setting or turn the bullet off, click or hold the bottom button. When you get to the pulsing vibrations, of which there are four patterns that follow the usual low-med-high one speed settings, the buttons' backlight will pulse in tandem.
The vibrations are located in the bullet, and my personal favorite function is the medium setting (enough power to stimulate and not numb), followed by a blast of high vibrations. The patterns I haven't yet learned to love--I like them well enough but usually stick with the basics. However, I am partial to the one that feels like firm tapping (setting 5).
The toy is pretty quiet--at its highest continual vibration pattern it is a bit buzzy, and the pulsations you can audibly hear, being as loud as a cell phone's vibration function. It's virtually silent under the covers. This toy is certainly splash proof, but I have not tested it in water because of the cord.
Because it uses two AAA batteries, keeping the bnaughty fed and happy shouldn't be a problem either--especially since it gets pretty good battery life.

This bullet vibrator is very easy to clean, either with soap and water, or simply wiping it down. Because it is hard plastic, you can use silicone and water based lubes with no worries. For storage you can put it in the included drawstring pouch, or even use the packaging, which comes with a molded plastic form.

The packaging is great! Bswish is a classy LA-based company that veers away from blatant displays of naked blonde women in favor of a tastefully sexy (think camisole and bikini-briefs) brunette in black and white on the cover. The packing is minimalist in design and color, with the brand name in pink (first letter) and grey against a black background and the product information in white against a light grey background. The packaging includes a great, hard plastic black mold which holds the toy and drawstring bag well, and could be used to store the toy. It is about the size of a small rectangular Kleenex box, though, so it will take up a good amount of space. I personally kept the box, but use the drawstring for everyday storage.

I just think this bullet is so sexy--I really love the design and the fact that it performs as well as it looks. I can see this becoming my go-to warm up toy, and using it to get off. My preferred use of the bnaughty is clitoral--the vibrations and firm plastic work wonders for me and the bullet stays put well between my legs in a good number of positions, I think because of the shape of the bullet, which isn't cylindrical but slightly "squished."