This angel had just arrived at my door directly on Christmas Eve, hoping that he could take me to heaven. The box that came was very small, but that didn’t get me down. Big things do come in small packages.

Upon opening up the Gel Angel’s box, I noticed it was much smaller than what I am used. It was a little bit bigger than the palm of my hand and the shaft around the length of my middle finger. The shaft wasn’t very thick, but it doesn’t matter since this is a g-spot vibrator.

One thing that always bugs me about some toys: it uses three watch size batteries, but six are included. After cleaning the toy, I prepared myself, rubbing the toy with the vibrations on all over my wet pussy. I gently began to slowly insert the toy, aiming directly at my g-spot. Then, I began to notice something. I was allergic to the toy; it was burning. This was a first for me, to be allergic to a toy, and I couldn’t test the toy any further. As with any toy, you never know when your body doesn’t like materials.

I would have to say from what I know of the toy, this would’ve been great. The Gel Angel reminds me of a man’s finger, only the toy is shaped like a miniature penis with balls. The vibration is a great addition to the toy to replace either you or your partner’s finger for masturbating or foreplay.

The only downfall I see with the toy is the batteries. I really hate when they use watch batteries. For one, they don’t run the toy strong enough for me; I have to have lots of power. Two, once they run out, you have to run all over stores looking for the right ones. Last of all, I just wish that I wasn’t allergic to the material so that I could’ve experienced the toy.

I give this toy two vrooms; not the strongest vibration but good enough to give you some sensations. Two bees; not very loud and not so noticeable. Overall, I give this two three stars. This would be a great for starting up masturbation or foreplay or those who are new with g-spot stimulators. The motor is kind of weak for the batteries it runs on.