{This is a man's review, any details and information within are based solely on what I observed and what she told me}

The Cupid Kiss vibrator was one of three vibrators that my girlfriend and I purchased recently. We wanted to spice up our sex life as well as her wanting something to use when going "solo". She enjoyed the texture of it upon removing it from the box and thought it reminded her of some specialty ear plugs she once had, out of all things. That being said, we decided to take it for a spin that evening after first using her smaller, less intimidating Iconic Bullet.

I was able to give her an orgasm with the Iconic Bullet, but was unable to succeed in doing so with the Cupid Kiss. Granted The Bullet was meant as a clitoral stimulator, which is usually how she achieves orgasm, and the Cupid Kiss is a G spot vibrator and they were meant to stimulate different parts of the body. My hope was that with the Cupid Kiss I could help her achieve a G spot orgasm much quicker than before. In the past when I had been able to give her a G spot orgasm, it involved a considerable amount of time of hitting a precise point with my penis and then going down on her after (and hopefully a little squirting after ;P)

Even when we had the Cupid Kiss inserted at a considerable depth, we seemed to have a hard time finding a spot that felt great and keeping it there, even at the highest power settings. I could tell that she was enjoying it but it didn't seem to give her that "oooh this is incredible this is going to make me cum" look on her face :)

I do realize that as with any sex toy, you must use it a few times in order to figure out how to use it best to suit your feelings and your hot spots, but I feel compelled to point out a few issues that may have made this good vibe be a great one! Again, take this with a grain of salt since this is a man's review.

That being said, I believe this G spot vibe would be much more effective at reaching and directly stimulating the G spot if the soft tip had more of an upward angle at the end of it, such as some of the Lelo G spot vibes do. The shape of it closely resembles a normal penis, minus the long ridges running along it. Seems to me that if a regular penis oftentimes has difficulty reaching the G spot, a vibe that closely resembles a penis might encounter the same problem! The head of the vibrator that makes contact with the G spot would also do well to have a little more power and possibly be made of some slightly harder material. My only other quarrel with the Cupid Kiss is that it is kind of a pain in the ass to turn off, as you have to cycle through all the different settings to find the off position.

The Cupid Kiss is made out of 100% silicone. It was a very smooth texture to it and is pretty flexible. There were no strong and/or offensive odors upon opening the package. When I used this on my girlfriend she seemed fairly impartial to the ridges that run along the middle to bottom of this vibe. She seemed more into the smooth vibrating head of it ;) This material seems to hold onto lube quite well, minimizing the need to repeatedly take it out, reapply lube, then HOPE to find the spot that she was begging me not to lose! Great beginners vibe!

At first glance I wasn't really sure of what I thought of how it looked. In length it measures approximately 7 1/4" long and about 2" wide at the bottom. I wondered if the somewhat large end (towards the button and battery compartment) would be too big for her and hurt her since she is naturally pretty tight. We played around with it for a few minutes before getting down to business. I tried using it momentarily to massage her clit, but didn't seem to get much out of her. So I went down a little further and slowly inserted it, while having it on the lowest setting. She was getting used to it, and so was I, so it was a learning experience for the both of us. (For those of you wondering what this has to do with design or shape, just wait.) When I got to a spot that she said felt good to her, she had me do this downward 'swooping' motion, sort of like I was drawing a big letter "U". She told me to push downward harder with it on my end, which obviously would be pushing the vibrating head of it up against her G spot. When I saw her pushing down on that area on her lower belly it was apparent to me that she wanted more harder stimulation than what she was getting on that particular spot. She agreed when I asked if there was more of an upward angle on the toy if it would have stimulated her more.

For such an affordable vibrator, this baby had quite a wide range of selections as far as vibration intensity, pulsation speeds and everything in between. In total there are eight different selections: 1) Low intensity 2) medium intensity 3) high intensity 4) weak-middle-strong vibration 5) weak-strong vibration 6) middle-strong vibration 7) strongest vibration 8) multispeed vibration. Unfortunately you have to cycle through all of these before being able to turn it off! But as you can imagine, there seems to be a different vibration in a different intensity to satisfy many different people out there! It takes two AA batteries, located under the screw off cap on the end with the control button. One plus is that the control button seems to be somewhat recessed so as to prevent accidental control changes to accidentally turning it off.

My girlfriend and I set this toy on the bed for a minute upon taking it out of the package. When we picked it up, it seems that it had attracted a whole mess of cat hairs all over it! And this was before we even had any lube on it. Fortunately this toy is very easy to clean. It is waterproof so you can just run it under the faucet. Not compatible with silicone based lubricants.