So my new mission if you choose to accept it, is to find a g-spot vibe!

I hope my vote is helpful, because I haven't tried any of the vibes you've listed, nor the one I'm about to recommend.

But I've heard the Vanity line is remarkably powerful. And I know that the shape of the Vr9 (it looks extremely similar to the Smooth S Shape, which is my easiest g-spotting dildo) is a winner of a shape. It also has two ends in one toy, so you can see whether point stimulation (from the medium sized ball) or filling stimulation (from the broader end) is the best way for your g-spot to be pleased.

I would also recommend checking out Stainedclear's reviews of the G-Ki and the DeLight, since g-spot orgasms are very elusive for her and those two have worked, and read through this forum thread Leviathan put up recently.

Well, Antipova said pretty much everything I had to say!

The G-Ki has been wonderful to me when other things have not worked. The Gigi does not work for me as a G spot vibrator though it's nice as just a curved toy. It's also on the weak side. And not waterproof. I'm a fan of the DeLight which also works for me due to the more hook shaped curve.

The Vr9 is an awesome toy. I'm still working with it since I just got it. I can get amazing pressure on my G spot but no G spot orgasm yet. I'm hoping I can add it to my list of G spot toys that work but even if I can't it's one heck of a vibrator. Hands down one of my favorites G spot orgasm or not.

I don't have the Roulette series. Too big for me. The curve wouldn't be enough for me either way.

I chose "other" because I find the LELO Mona hits my G-spot way better than the Gigi. Gigi is a miracle for many, but not all. The flat head snags my pubic bone sometimes which is just not fun at all. The DeLight is great, but it has two motors - one near your clitoris, and one internally. This is great for dual stimulation, but it can possibly cause some confusion about where the pleasure is coming from if you're new to G-spot play. I haven't tried the G-ki; for some reason it has never interested me. I can't comment on that one.

I think Mona (though a little more expensive) is a great way to go for G-spot discovery. Yes, it's very expensive, but LELO offers great warranties that make this just a bit easier to handle. Mona has a great curve and also gets really nice and filling toward that curve. This means that, once inserted, you get all the pressure where you want it. In the meantime your labia aren't especially taxed by girth. Mona has some really nice power, as well. This is easily my most used G-spot vibrator for so many reasons. Easy and comfortable insertion, great power and settings, non-porous, glorious bulge and curve, and requires much less angling and fervent thrusting than less exact toys.

Just my two cents! Every body is different. You could love the Mona or hate it. Same for any of these toys! Your best bet is to try to find your G-spot with your fingers or another toy first, and figure out what kind of stimulation you like. Once you know that, selecting G-spot vibrator will be a lot easier.

So ... FemmeFlo said that she wised Lelo made Ella into a vibrator.

Isn't that basically what Gigi is? (I have Ella but not Gigi.) I'm guessing the texture -- not in the surface sense, but in the right-beneath-the-surf ace, smushy-vs.-hard sense -- is somewhat different. And the Gigi looks like its edges are a little rounder or something. But aren't they pretty similar otherwise?