This toy works well in hitting the prostate. It's bent in just the right way. And more importantly, it's got a firm touch. A lot of other prostate toys I have come across are soft and just don't work well. That said, you can use this in solo situations, but it works better with a partner. It can be ideal for play parties.

The part you insert is bumpy and rippled. But this is more for when it's being inserted or removed, not during the actual time of usage. It has little smell and is pretty firm all over. The material and texture don't really give anything to the stimulation; it's more of a visual thing than anything else. It's mildly soft where you insert it due to the silicone covering.

I found the design to be largely backward for a solo toy. The ring you use to manipulate it comes up towards your tailbone. This means that if you don't have a partner, you have to reach around behind yourself to move it about or reach under yourself. Either way, it's rather awkward to try and do while masturbating. The nub on the opposite side of the ring is adequately positioned to stimulate near the base of your cock which can be pleasurable if done right. The size is small enough that even a beginner can easily insert it without fear of pain or stretching.

While it was difficult to manipulate due to the design, I found that when inserted, you could shift the ring left and right against the sides of your buttocks and this motion would stimulate the prostate. You cannot really rock it forward and backward because of the ring and nub on the handle.

It's a silicone toy, so you can easily clean it with toy cleaner, soap, and hot water. Boiling is possible, though some may not wish to do so, given it's an anal toy. A bathroom sink can work equally as well. You can only use water-based lubrication with it, and only a little is necessary due to its relatively small size. For storage, you can drop it into a plastic sandwich bag and drop it in a drawer or some other small hiding place with little to no trouble.