My wife was skeptical at spending this much on another sex toy. Ten minutes after the box arrived she was a believer. She reaffirms her belief frequently and vocally.

The basics: the Eroscillator is different than a vibrator. Vibrators generate random movement, usually with an off balanced motor of some type. The Eroscillator actually oscillates (see what they did there?) - think of the electric fans that move back and forth; that's oscillation. From what I understand the idea was to generate a movement closer to how a finger would move. Given the speed, it's kind of hard to make a real comparison, but it does feel different in a very good way. It's nice that they include several attachments as you'll need to find the one that really works for you - for my wife it was the ultra soft finger tip, which is sold separately from this package.

I'm not gonna front, I've used this bad boy on myself and it's a pretty wild ride. The sensation is pretty intense, even on the lowest speed. There's a cup attachment for a version of this marketed to men that fits over the glans, I would pay many dollars to be able to buy it separately but such is not to be. As an aside, the male version is called 'Ooh-La-La'; could they have picked a name that would make me less likely to want to buy one? At least 'Eroscillator' sounds like something you might grab at Home Depot.

The various attachments detach for easy cleaning; a mild detergent and a little elbow grease and you're set. It does run on AC power but has a very long cord so that shouldn't present a problem. We have had some problems getting the adapter plug to fit the body so that it connects properly, but it's a minor issue and only came up after several years of flawless performance.

A lighter touch will result in more intense sensations; if you need to back off but don't want to stop, try a little more pressure.