Ok, so the Bcurious is small, discreet, rechargeable, and waterproof. It is meant to be used as a clitoral massage vibe, but I suppose you could use it for sensory play. This vibe is not meant for insertion, which wasn't necessarily a deal breaker for me. You can already tell from my tone that I wasn't too impressed with the Bcurious.

The Bcurious comes out of the box with a recharging cable. There is a tab on the side of the vibe where the cord plugs into it. The battery, once charged, lasts a really long time - even between uses. The Bcurious is velvety smooth (I actually really like the texture). There are two controls at one end: one to turn it on and off, and the other to move through the different functions. The functions vary from steady buzzing to escalating patterns. Clicking all the way through the patterns will start you back at the beginning.

The vibe is very quiet, and I don't know if that translates to not enough buzz for me. If you love the Hitachi, like I do for example, then don't bother with the Bcurious unless you have some sort of special use for it (like you need/want a waterproof vibe that you can take in hot tubs, etc). If you only like light clitoral stimulation, or if your partner wants something small to tease your skin with, then this might be good for you. I also found that because of the shape and design, while cool and modern-looking, I wasn't really able to get the pressure against my clitoris that I wanted. It's not particularly easy to maneuver either. If you want to add pressure while rubbing, forget about it. It was difficult for me to hold onto.

For quiet clitoral stimulation, I will keep looking.