A swing and a miss

This is a bullet, so it would be best for solo, foreplay, added stimulation during sex, etc. If you have a cock ring that bullets can be insert into, this could be used for that. However, in a ring, I wouldn't see these vibrations traveling very well, so it probably wouldn't be worth it. This isn't really long enough for penetration, and is too small and has no base so do not use it for anal insertion. If you are a total beginner to vibrators of any kind, you might enjoy this - otherwise, you probably won't get much out of this bullet. It's very travel friendly, and it claims to be waterproof. If you share a room with someone, this would be too loud to use comfortably in the same room without them noticing.

This toy is made of plastic, it is very rigid and smooth. It has a smooth velvety plastic texture, not sticky and no drag to it. It has no bumps or texture to it. The material is an 8 on the safety scale. It has a very light odor, straight out of the package, but you don't even notice it unless it is right under your nose and you're looking for a scent. The smell is a very faint plastic smell.

This is a total beginner toy, and I really mean TOTAL beginner. It would be fun for partner play, if you and your partner are totally new to vibrating toys and want to try out something small, cheap, and buzzy. It is 7cm long, so it is small and compact. The design is a baseball bat shape, which is the opposite of what you want in a clitoral stimulator, in my opinion. The end of it is so rounded and broad, it isn't a pointed or tapered tip to pinpoint where you want the vibrations to be.

This toy is definitely easy to use, it turns on and off with on button on the bottom of the bullet. The vibrations seem to be located in the very tip of it. The vibrations are weak, buzzy, and there is only an on and off - no patterns or other settings, there is no variety at all. The vibrations are loud, for how weak they are. I am not sure about how well batteries hold up in this, and I don't think I will be using it enough to find out, but I would expect this to be a battery guzzler. As for batteries, it takes 1 LR1 battery, which it comes with. I had never used a toy that takes LR1 batteries until now, I had never even heard of LR1 batteries. I feel like the batteries might be difficult to come by, and not worth the trouble. The vibration is buzzy and weak, but it is a steady vibration.

Care and maintenance are a breeze, since this is a bullet. It can be cleaned with soapy water, or toy cleaner. There aren't really any ridges that would make cleaning difficult, other than maybe where the battery part screws off. There is a very slight seam that can't be seen unless looked at very closely, and it can't really be felt either, but it does not get in the way of cleaning. It is small enough that you could keep it anywhere pretty much. Since it is plastic, it should interfere with other toy materials.

This packaging is not cute, and not at all discreet. It is too bulk to use for storage, especially for such a small toy. It is plastic, with a piece of paperboard inside, so it is recyclable. It is not terribly informative, but in small print there is some info on cleaning and such.