Product Rating: 4 Stars - Extremely effective! | Power Rating: Strong - Got me there without a problem. | Noise Rating: Quiet - Buzzes discreetly. | Texture and material construction: The Delight is made from smooth ABS plastic along the handle--the same material that is used in Legos and small kitchen appliances. It’s more expensive than other acrylics, but gives the toy heat and impact resistance, which you’ll appreciate when you’re cleaning four toys and knock Delight off the ledge of the sink. The insertable part of Delight, which is about two inches, is made from silicone. It is soft and flexible, like other Fun Factory G4 vibrators, but without the matte texture that can create a drag and require a lot of lube. | Review Details: If there is one thing Fun Factory understands, along with delivering deep, rumbling vibrations, it is the importance of appearances. I appreciate their eye-catching colors and quirky designs (though I do draw the line at inserting anything with eyes--like a caterpillar--into my rump). The Delight has a classy curlicue design--a bit like an abstract octopus tentacle. Mine is black and white, so it’s actually a bit like an octopus in a tuxedo, which I’m fine with. As long as it doesn’t have eyes. As for prying eyes: the Delight is completely discrete. You can leave it on your nightstand while visiting your parents and no one will know what it is. And though I love a dick, I do appreciate the non-phallic aspect. It makes it a great vibrator for hetero guys into anal play. Which brings me to a question: Why isn’t this marketed as an anal toy? I don’t see any reason it shouldn’t be. It is excellent at finding the prostate, and isn’t going to be sucked inside. It’s also a snap to clean with soap and water, so why the insistence that it’s just for g-spot and clitoral stimulation? Speaking of which, the curved design is meant to hook right in and stimulate the g-spot (or prostate!) and there is a tiny nub that supposedly stimulates the clitoris. I can’t speak personally for that aspect, but I do have a friend who informed me they had their first g-spot orgasm using the Delight, which should be selling point enough. As for me, I like that the handle hugs my body, so I can enjoy the vibrations all along my perineum up to my balls. The controls are right at the top so there’s no reaching to turn it up or activate the pulsation settings, of which there are three. The first is a slow build, the second a steady pulse, and the third a faster one. It’s easy to charge, just as long as you have it placed somewhere the cord won’t be bumped and dislodge the magnetic charger. It holds a charge for a long time and takes just a few hours to power up fully. When I want something pulsing inside me for a lazy masturbation session, the Delight is my go-to toy. If I want a toy for more thrusting action, I’ll go for my other vibrator (another Fun Factory toy: Tiger). The one thing I would like from Fun Factory is improved packaging. Take a leaf from Lelo’s book, and package the toy in a sturdy, tasteful box that can be used for storage.