Gigi - vibrator by LELO - review by Upskirt

Lelo's Gigi is an almost perfect g-spot toy, that can also be used as a clitoral, and/or nipple stimulator. Gigi has an amazing curve that makes it amazing for finding and stimulating the g-spot. You can insert Gigi and rock her a little, or do some shallow thrusting. Gigi's unique flat head works amazingly as a g-spot stimulator because it covers more surface area that most other g-spot vibrators, but also works great as a clitoral stimulator for the same reason. Gigi is not water proof! Keep moisture away from the controls and charging port!

Gigi is small enough (she just about fits in my hand) that she won't get in the way if you wanted to use her with a partner, but also won't get in the way if you wanted to use a clitoral vibrator with her.

Gigi is very travel friendly, you can lock her so she won't turn on during travel and her satin pouch makes great travel storage.

Gigi's body is made of 100% pure silicone (soft, silky, and adds drag without lubricant on it) her body is hard, not bendable. The silicone body is smooth, this could definitely be a great beginner toy or first g-spot toy since it is small and non-textured. There was a slight odor to the silicone when I first opened the box, but after washing her it seemed to go away.

Gigi has an amazing shape for g-spot stimulation, it worked really well to stimulate my g-spot. I think this toy could work well for beginners because of its smooth texture and relatively small shape. I have a few things that I didn't like about the design. First, it's small the widest point is the head at 1 1/8" and I love, love girth. I would give this toy 5 stars if it had a bit more girth. I don't like that this toy isn't waterproof. I'm not one to take toys into the shower with me, but since this toy is more expensive it worries me that I could damage it, accidentally. Gigi is really hard for me to maneuver while inside me, I usually lube her with a pea sized amount of water based lube and if any of that happens to get on my hands the plastic handle and controls become hard to press and hold on to. If there were silicone grips on the sides of the base it would be awesome!

When I first turned Gigi on I was pleasantly surprised at how quiet she is! At the highest vibration you might wake up someone sleeping next to you but with a door closed no one should be able to hear. Gigi has deep, rumbly vibrations I would say that the highest setting is moderately-high, if there was a further step up I would probably go higher. The vibrations seem to be more focused in the head of the Gigi but can be felt throughout the toy. The controls of the Gigi are like Lelo's other traditional vibrator shapes (Liv, and Inez) hitting the + button turns the toy on, holding it down will take you to the highest speed. Pressing the - button with decrease the intensity and holding the minus button down will turn it all the way off. Gigi has 5 function modes: 1 (the default mode) continuous vibration 2. long interval pulse 3. medium interval pulse 4. short interval pulse 5. wave pulsation (it's kind of a weak wave, not something I particularly enjoyed.) Pressing the up or down arrow lets you cycle through the different modes. The controls are very easily pushed during use, there's no way to lock Gigi in one vibration mode. Gigi has a light indicator around the control interface that lights up white when turning her on and switching through functions, goes red when she needs to be charged. Gigi needs to be charged for ~2 hours and will get 3-4 hours of playtime fully charged. Gigi can be locked by holding the interface dial down for 5 seconds to unlock repeat the locking process.

Gigi is extremely easy to care for, since she's made out of silicone you can wipe her down with soap and water before and after each use. Be careful to not get water near the controls or ports, she's not waterproof! Don't use cleaners containing alcohol, petrol, or acetone. The box that comes with makes excellent storage! It's a plain box that won't attract any unwanted attention, Gigi also comes with a satin pouch if you'd rather not keep the box that she comes with. Gigi is made of pure silicone, so it's best to use water-based lubes. If you're a die-hard silicone lube fan you can always do a patch test though. Don't leave your toy in direct sunlight, and don't expose her to extreme heat (baking toys is not a good idea.) Don't store with other silicone toys or silicone composite toys.

Gigi comes in a light cardboard box that's the same color of your toy. It lists what's inside: the other heavier cardboard box which is a slate black color. The slate black box is very discreet, there's nothing on the outside of it except a LELO logo, which isn't very noticeable. If giving Gigi for a gift the box is comes in is very beautiful, no reason why you should have to put it in something else. Then after you take off the lid of the slate box there's your Gigi! She's in a heavy duty plastic mold, with a clear, light plastic covering her. When you take the heavy duty mold that she's in out you get to see everything she comes with! Her charger, her satin pouch, her user manual, her one year warranty, and her 10 year quality guarantee/Lelo catalog. That's right, Lelo will replace your toy a year after it's been purchased if you find a manufacturing defect. But this does not cover cosmetic damage cause by misuse, accident or improper care. If something goes wrong with your toy in a 10 year span they will give you a 50% discount on your next purchase. The user manual and 1 year warranty both come in multiple languages, and cover most of what you need to know about the toys but Lelo also has a website if you have any further questions.