My go-to vibrator

This toy provides vaginal/gspot stimulation and clitoral stimulation. It's great for women who need clitoral stimulation to orgasm, but also want penetration. It's a good any-time toy, for use alone or fun with a partner. The shaft can also be bent and has controls to move it in circles, without without the clitoral vibration. The bend has a pretty wide range of workable angles, so y ou can have just a little bit of rotation by keeping it straight, or bend it a lot to have the tip rub you all over, or anywhere in between.

They toy is made out of rubber and "veined" (looks like a picture). The veins don't seem to add any extra stimulation for me. Being rubber, it's pretty soft and comfortable, but not as easy to clean. The indentations that make up the image on the shade tend to hold on to whatever its exposed to - fluid, fabric, etc - and it takes a little bit of effort to make sure you totally clean up the areas where the shaft and the attachment meet. Use of condoms with the toy are recommended to help preserve the toy as well as preventing the porous rubber from harboring nasty bacteria.

The toy is 9 inches long (4.5 insertable) and 1.5 inches in diameter, so it's pretty easy to take. The beaver clitoral attachment is exactly where I need it, which is often a problem I have with other rabbit-style vibrators. Especially since you can chose whether or not to bend the shaft to your liking, this toy should be satisfying for a wide range of tastes and experience. The shaft can be slightly bent once at any angle, so that you can control how wide of a circle the shaft makes once its turned on. If traveling, it IS clearly a vibrator, and TSA is going to be able to tell when they x-ray your luggage.

The base has the controls and is a little bit unwieldy and it can be easy to accidentally push a button you didn't mean to push. There are two controls for low and high vibration, and 2 controls that make the shaft circle around. The control panel isn't great, but easy enough to work with. A dial control for the vibrations might be preferable. There is a high and a low intensity button for the shaft rotation, and a high and low intensity button for the clitoral attachment. Maybe I'm just unlucky, but it seems that sometimes the buttons seem to decide to swap functions with one another, so that for instance, I want high intensity vibration and instead get low intensity rotation. I also usually have to guess a couple times which button to push to turn it off. Not great, but definitely tolerable considering how well the vibrator functions (once I get the buttons ight).

It's not the easiest toy to clean; condom use is recommended to preserve the rubber. I find that the area where the beaver attachment connects can be a little bit more difficult to clean. Even so, it does fine with a basic toy cleaner. It's compatible with both silicone and water based lubes. The rubber material does just fine being thrown in a box with other toys.

This is the toy I use when I just need to orgasm and NOW, plain and simple. Lots of rabbit-style toys don't seem to hit me the right way, but this one does. I like to use it in conjunction with an anal toy for fireworks!