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I want to know:
-the power (if it has a motor) and the quality of the vibrations (buzzy or rumbly)
-the feel of it (firm, sticky, etc.)
-any smells!
-how long batteries, or charge lasts
-is really waterproof?
can't think right now, will add to this later if think of more less

All of that can be covered in the performance/use sections. Perhaps I'm not saying this the way it sounds in my head, but we're not looking to exclude information that is relevant -- we're looking to streamline the information so that it's clear and easy to find in the review and not buried in a mound of text about how much someone hated the other toys from this company but is super-impressed with this particular toy and though you think they're trying to kill you because they still produce jelly toys...so forth and so on.

While entertaining, it's personal opinion and completely off topic. less

wanted to add:

-does it have quirks in uses, such as catching the pubic bone, numbing or tiring your hand?
-Does it feel larger or smaller in use than what you expected due to size and indeed, does it match the stated measurements?

FallenAngel, yeah, glad you saw my "Hello". I will catch you later, have a sane & safe shopping trip, lol! less

That actually gives me an idea. I'll talk with the developers to see if there's a way to create a gallery in the published review. This would allow you to post as many pictures as you desired and still give the reader the option to not view them if they don't want to.

I don't know the likelihood of it happening, but I'll ask. less

- Power/Sound level/Buzzy or Rumbly (if it vibrates)
- Size/Texture/Flexibili ty/Feel(especially for silicone toys, along with if it collect lint/drags across the skin)
- How difficult or easy it is to clean (might not need specific instructions on how to, however some newer users wouldn't know that information).
- Whether or not it comes with storage and if I need to find my own. Knowing what the packaging is like is also important to me since I have children and have to be more careful with disposing of packages that aren't discreet.
- Experience. What the person typically needs for stimulation and how this particular product worked for them. For example, I need more pin-point stimulation, so it would be important to note that when reviewing a broad toy that didn't quite work for me.
- Whether or not it's truly waterproof. I've had a few toys die on me because they were labeled as waterproof when they actually weren't at all. This is super important since it would be a real shame to think a toy is only to end up ruining it. less

Yes, I have been on CNET and read reviews.

I am most concerned about the users experience with it and why or why not they liked it. If they do a good job explaining why, then even if they disliked it, I can at least decide if I would like it or not, regardless of their preferences. less

Right on, this is what I think we all look for in reviews. For me, packaging doesn't really matter -- I don't have kids and I don't care what my neighbors think, either. For you and other parents, it's an important detail and the reviewer would mention that.

The statement, The packaging has uncensored nudty on it or The packaging has censored nudity and adult language on it should suffice versus This package has really clear picture of this chick's giant tits and it's really declasse is a bit much and is not an unbiased statement. less

Isn't a review supposed to be all about opinion? Unless every person who reviews here first goes through the mentor program, how could you expect such statements to be avoided? And even if someone goes through the program, that doesn't mean these statements won't pop up. less

I think too often we get off point in reviews. I've done it countless times myself. I have a few of my own reviews I need to catch up on and I'm trying to be mindful of not letting my personal opinion influence the overall quality or design of the toy. It's such a subjective topic and it's really easy to cross in and out of my own opinions when this feature could be something someone else loves.

For instance I hate pretty much any and all rabbits. There hasn't been a single one I've tried that I've enjoyed and I have some pretty high-end stuff but then I read other reviews and the person is like this thing is absolutely fantastic.

I love the Smart Wand like it's my favorite kid (weird reference but first that came to mind) but no one else seems to really enjoy it as much as I do. less

Hello and welcome, everyone! We have a lot of new contributors to the community who have many questions. This is an opportunity for users old and new to catch up with the changes to the site and ask any questions they may have about the programs.

This is a live event that will be taking place on Saturday, December 21st between 12 and 2 PM EST. Yes, tomorrow.

We realize it's a really busy time of year for everyone so even if you can't attend in person, there will be lots of valuable information for you to read through at your leisure. You may also go ahead and leave your questions below for us to answer during the event tomorrow!

Thank you everyone and I look forward to seeing you there! Happy Holidays! less

No, actually it's not supposed to be about opinion -- it's supposed to be about experience. The two really aren't interchangeable. An opinion is something which can be formed with no knowledge or facts whatsoever. Experience is something gained from doing.

Unbiased reviewing is like unbiased journalism. This is why I think it's important the questions are reworded... less

No, actually it's not supposed to be about opinion -- it's supposed to be about experience. The two really aren't interchangeable. An opinion is something which can be formed with no knowledge or facts whatsoever. Experience is something gained from doing.

Unbiased reviewing is like unbiased journalism. This is why I think it's important the questions are reworded... less

That's a really great thought, but it's not going to be the case. Not everyone considers reviewing a job or responsibility. It's a hobby and something fun to do. There are many reviewers who are rather blunt with their reviews and don't filter anything. Are they not good reviewers because they don't word things just so? less