This might be a good toy for someone starting out. When I purchased this, (At my local Spencer's store,as I had no access to online purchases) it left me wanting. The design of this toy seems to be made for those with a small body or have a short distance from vagina to clit.

The jelly attachment (which is glued to the bullet) was useless. It didn't reach my clit,nor did it stimulate my g-spot. I removed the jelly failure and cleaned the bullet off to the best of my abilities so I could actually feel the vibrations. At least the item had no funny smell at all.

It'd be better if the material of the cover were harder and the 'nubby' part were elongated so it'd fit all types of vagina/labia. The vibrations could be stronger for the amount of batteries this Bullet vibrator has devoured. As a random discovery: the cover material picks up ink. Example: a pen burst in your purse a while ago,you place the vibe in there and a little while later it has random spots. The bullet power was decent and enjoyable once the cover was removed.

The dial was quite sensitive to touch but burnt out quickly. The toy only lasted me a few months before the soldering wore out. I didn't pull on the wires much at all so the bullet vibe may have been poorly made or it's just the shoddy design.

Traditional mild soap and a damp washcloth cleans it up quite easily. Unless you have random ink stains on it from residing in an area where pen ink lurks.

Just a basic package with regular instructions on the battery case. It's not worth keeping, just toss it in the recycle bin.

I personally don't believe that this is a good toy for anyone but beginners. Unless you use it in a combo with a dildo inside at the same time. That may produce more g-spot stimulation than by itself.