The Viva la G comes in a box that shows an image of the toy and inside is the toy, charging cord, and product manual. The toy itself is mostly smooth silicone except for the shiny ABS portion in the handle (ABS is also non-porous). Being silicone, avoid using silicone lube with it and don’t store it touching toys such as jelly, PVC, etc. that can react with it.



The Viva has 3 buttons, bottom button turns on the toy, middle button controls the flicker and vibrating tip, top button controls the tapping/pulsing clit stimulator. Since it has 3 buttons I wish it was just hold to turn on each portion and control the 3 parts (clit stimulator, flicker, and tip vibration) separately instead of a dedicated power button. Can have both the functions on at the same time or one at a time. One odd thing was the toy’s power button seemed to turn itself back on when not in use and that will drain the battery.



The Viva la G is a good toy for trying out two unique kinds of stimulators at once, the flapping internal/G-spot one, and the pulsing/tapping clit portion. The flapping is definitely a fun and unique internal sensation! The clit one is not very powerful, but good if more sensitive down there where vibration or similar may end up being too intense or numbing.
While, like most rabbit-type vibrators can be used by female (G-spot + clit) or males (P-spot + perineum), with the grooves, seams, and tougher areas to thoroughly clean/disinfect in this toy I would not necessarily recommend using for both vaginal and anal use.
The charging cord has magnetic nubs a bit wider apart than a lot of the other EF toys, so the cords won’t be interchangeable. All 3 buttons flash while charging, then stay lit when fully charged.



As for our main issues with the Viva la G and why I can’t recommend it for all cases, I think results from the seam area of the handle. The buttons and all worked great initially but when washing in soap and water, water can easily get into that seam between the shiny ABS portion of the handle. After that the buttons started acting wonky and were not always properly responsive even after fully drying. If you mostly just use toy cleaner/wiping the Viva la G you would probably be fine. But if washing in soap and water need to be extra careful I think to not get any water in that seam or it may start acting up a bit.