Have you read all the reviews on it? If not then I would.

I know I love it! It's my favorite vibrator.

The Gigi is moderately strong. I'd give it between three and four vrooms. Vibrations are focused most in the tip but they're not earth shatteringly strong.

I haven't written my review yet but, for me, the Gigi works best as a clitoral stimulator. It's a little too short in length to get decent thrusting, which is what makes g-spot orgasms easiest for me, and the shape of the head makes it uncomfortable against my pubic bone when I thrust.

With all the information out there it's still almost impossible to determine if it will work for you. The only option, really, is to try it. Or find a brick and mortar store that sells them so you can feel it for yourself before you buy.

Personally, if you need uber vibrations, I'd recommend a Hitachi with a g spot attachment.

Thank you for this. I am looking into that attachment right now but it is out of stock. Bummer.

oh you'll find it, but my girlfriend says it's too expensive for the pleasure.

AWESOME, THANKS FOR INCLUDING THE LINKS

Personally, the vibrations are strong enough to push you over the edge after working up to an orgasm. To answer your question about the vibration patterns and location, the LELO Gigi has 5 patterns to cycle through.

1. A continuous & constant vibration (constant)
* Vibrations concentrated in the tip, some lower vibrations can be felt lower on the shaft
* Vibrations can be felt more on upper curve of the toy versus the lower curve.

2. Longer pulse vibration (slower)
* Vibrations concentrated in the tip, with some vibrations in the upper shaft
* Little vibration can be felt on the lower curve

3. Medium pulse vibration (medium)
* Vibrations concentrated in the tip, with more vibrations in the upper shaft and upper curve.

4. Shorter pulse vibration (faster)
* Vibrations concentrated in the tip, with an overall vibration throughout the shaft. Still, note that the most vibration is located in the tip.

5. Wave pulse vibration
* Vibrations move from the bottom of the shaft towards the tip and than works back down the shaft. This motion is repetitive like a wave or rocking motion. Though the vibration occurs throughout the entire toy (excluding the handle, of course), the vibration is has a concentrated feeling towards the tip.

Hope that helps!

The vibrations of the Gigi are located in the flat head of the toy but they also diffuse up the base of the shaft. They are strongest at the flat bulb which is the area that you would be pressing into your g-spot. If you are new to g-spot stimulation you need to understand that the g-spot is quite different then the clitoris and women can rarely orgasm from just holding a vibrator to the g-spot. The best way to stimulate the g-spot is to press the bulb into the g-spot and move the toy up and down on the area to stimulate the "come here" motion. This works really well for most women but personally I didn't feel like the Gigi was long enough for me. My anatomy is a little different and I have a curved vaginal canal so I needed a longer toy with a sharp curve to it to get the pressure I need to squirt. This toy would work well for g-spot stimulation if you have a shallow g-spot and a straight vaginal canal. If you are shaped more like I am you could look into buying something shaped more like the G-Spot Pink glass g-spot stimulator (which is found on this site). I'm currently in the process of writing a review for this toy which makes me squirt every time I use it. Assess your anatomy before you buy. I enjoy this toy greatly but I feel it functions much better as a clitoral stimulator then a g-spot stimulator for me. Although for other women it works wonders as a g-spot stimulator. Assess your anatomy and see, There are lots of reviews on here so do your research before you buy.

read the review i just wrote- the vibes are both in the tip and on the shaft its a 3-4 vrooms