I was very excited about the Rock Chick vibrator when I bought it back in 2005. Back then, the idea of a sex toy being entirely medical-grade silicone seemed like an extra-special feature (whereas nowadays, it seems to be taken more for granted that a high-quality sex toy will be made of a hygenic, nonporous material such as silicone, metal, or glass). And it looked very cool and different from the other more phallic-shaped dildos that were available at the time. I was very eager to try it.

Although I was aroused, I found that unless I applied lube to the Rock Chick toy, insertion was uncomfortable due to the unique shape of the tip. So I applied lube, and with some effort I slid the Rock Chick in. It definitely felt like it was applying some pressure on my G-spot, which was nice. But "some pressure" is really all it was; it wasn't the intense, focused, oh-my-god kind of pressure that I have since discovered in toys like Njoy's Pure Wand or Lelo's Gigi.

The vibrator part of this toy was a serious disappointment. The bullet vibrator produced vibrations that felt very weak, and, worse, that seemed inconsistent -- sometimes they would get a bit stronger, and then would go back to being weak. This was a far less reliable vibrator than even my [|Pocket Rocket].

Worse, the toy's shape did not work for my body. This was the most important lesson that I learned from the Rock Chick vibe -- women's bodies are all shaped a little differently. I could not get the G-spot part of the toy to make contact with my G-spot and the bullet part of the toy to touch my clit at the same time. It was just not a natural fit.

For a number of months, I continued to use the Rock Chick as a dildo, even though I had removed the vibrating part of it. I used it to provide a sense of fullness/pressure while I used a vibrator on my clit. The Rock Chick did a pretty good job of this, which is why I'm giving it two stars. But the part at the front was actually a nuisance for me, because it would get in the way of me being able to use my (other, stronger) vibrator in certain positions.

Since I discovered the Gigi and the Pure Wand (and the Elise, for those days when I want something more substantial), the Rock Chick vibrator has taken up residence in my sex toy graveyard. I have a soft spot in my heart for it because it was my first toy made of medical-grade silicone, and as such introduced me to the world of toys that are safe and easy to clean. (If you take out the bullet vibrator, you can clean the Rock Chick vibrator by boiling it or placing it in the top rack of the dishwasher.) I also think it helped to pave the way for a number of the better G-spot toys that have come out since then. But if a woman looking to buy a G-spot toy today were to ask me for my opinion, I would urge her to look at the other options available. The sex toy world has made some great advances since 2005!