This is certainly designed for anal use, as it's got the loop to hold on to, and the arm designed to press on the perineum. The toy takes one N-sized battery - and remember the phrase "battery not included" since it certainly applies here. I ended up having to order online from my local "big box" electronics store for in-store pickup, since I couldn't find them at my local drugstores, or the big general merchandise chain with the bulls-eye logo. There is a dial on the end of the toy to control vibration speed and intensity. Turn a bit to start the vibrations. Interestingly enough, though, turn it just a bit farther, and the vibration intensity decreases a bit, then goes back up as you continue turning.

It's made of TPR, so - if you even think you may ever plan on sharing with a partner- use a condom on it. We used soap and water to clean off the lube that got on it from the condom. I didn't notice any strong smell. It seems to have a small seam on it, though - since we used a condom - I wouldn't have noticed anyway. It was fairly flexible, and easy enough for the beginner to slip in. All in all, fairly comfortable.

The size was comfortable for me, as a total beginner to anal toys. It's about 4 inches long insertable, with a bit of an arc to it, coming to a larger, flat end that was designed to push on the p-spot. The other end has a loop in it to hold, and the part that is supposed to push on the perineum.

All in all, as a beginner to anal toys, I was a bit underwhelmed, to be honest. It was comfortable enough to insert, and it did feel pleasurable to have in. I'm not sure, though, if it was too flexible to provide enough pressure to my p-spot, or if it was just not long enough to reach mine, as I didn't feel any great sensations like I've heard about. After we tried it on me, we put on a new condom and put it in my wife, who enjoyed having it in for some double penetration. So, though it didn't do a ton for me, one of us got some good feelings from it.

I'll keep trying it, though, and will update in my follow-up review.

Since it's TPR, it can't be sterilized after use. We've used a condom on it so we could both try it. It was easy enough to wash off the lube from the inside of the condom, and soap and water worked just fine. It's not waterproof, though, so don't expect to be able to immerse it, or use the dishwasher to clean it. No storage issues so far, either - we haven't had any interactions with anything.

The packaging is not discreet in the slightest, with a topless woman with her nipples covered. The instructions were minimal at best, essentially just a guide on how to put the N-type battery in it. And, of course, the battery is NOT included. That was an unpleasant surprise - while I haven't bought a lot of vibrating toys, I've never had to buy the initial battery.