When Ina arrived in a fancy schmancy box, I couldn't wait to try her out. I didn't mind shelling out the extra cash for what I imagined would be the Bentley of vibrators.

I was coming off the Hitachi Magic Wand, so the first major difference I noticed about the Ina versus the Hitachi was Ina's tiny size. The Ina feels good in your hands, and isn't so tiny as to be characterized as mini, but it's nowhere near as large as the Hitachi. The surface of the Ina 2 is made of soft, supple silicone.

The first couple of times I used her, I had a hard time inserting the large bulbous part inside of my vagina. I was only able to put the tip of it in. The large part vibrates as well, but it didn't feel good inside. The Ina gives the user lots of control; you can control the speed, the intensity and the pattern of the vibrations, which is nice. But, the large part not inserting easily was kind of a bummer. Once I was able to put the entire Ina inside, it did not feel all that pleasurable, as it doesn't move.

The top hook-like part felt amazing on my clit, and the changeable vibration speeds are nice. Another nice feature of the Ina is that she's rechargeable and plugs into the wall to charge the battery. When the unit needs to be charged the buttons light up red. When they are fully charged the lights are white. This is so nice. To clean the Ina, a simple wipe down with a damp cloth did the trick.

Overall though Ina did not live up to the hype. I didn't climax with this toy or have that much fun with it. I was expecting so much pleasure simply because of the hefty price tag, and I just didn't feel that good with her.

Ina is water resistant! I wish I had known this, she can be used in the shower!