LELO LYLA 2 Bullet Vibrator for Women - Rechargeable Silicone Handheld Massager with SenseMotion Technology & Wireless Remote - Waterproof Clitoral Stimulator for Couples Play & Solo Pleasure - Perfect for Travel & Discreet Use (Cerise)

Don't expect to hop right into using the Lyla2. I had to sit down with the instructions to figure out how to sync the remote and bullet, what the vibration functions were, and how to keep the remote from vibrating (that part's pretty annoying). I recommend playing with it a bit before actually using it with a partner in the bedroom (or wherever).The vibrations in my bullet kind of "hiccup" every once in a while (a sudden strong burst even on a steady vibration) but it's not an inconvenience and they don't seem to otherwise mess with the overall function. I'm a little worried they may be indicative of a faulty motor, though.Pros :- The bullet is a good size. Big enough to hold securely and comfortably, small enough to not get in the way. If using internally, the bullet has a good girth.- Retrieval string. Also helps with holding (and not dropping) the bullet.- The remote is also a decent size. It's a little smaller than my palm (owner of small hands).- Waterproof!- The silicone has nice a silky feeling and is sturdy.- Easy to clean.- Plenty of vibration strength and variance. I would not classify this as a weak toy, but if you need something super strong, it may not be for you. I also have the Ina2 and would say it's of similar strength.Cons:- The vibration function on the remote is automatic (and *really* loud - you're not gonna be sneaky with it if it's on...) and takes a bit of tinkering to figure out. It's also not constant, so if you switch modes, you have to turn it off again. I'd much prefer if it started off as "off" with the ability to turn it "on" if desired. It *really* eats the AAA batteries if kept on. On a related note: I don't really see why both part's couldn't be rechargeable with the same cord (though I realise this would probably increase the price).- The end of the bullet and one side of the remote are made with pretty cheap plastic. I had to file down some rough spots. I'm kind of afraid of those parts breaking from falling.- The plastic covering on the remote was pretty hard to get on and into place correctly. And it doesn't look very waterproof, so I'd be mindful of keeping the remote from being submerged, at least.- I don't like that I can't change the vibration strength (just the type) when using the bullet alone. When using just the bullet, everything is max strength, which is too strong for me.- The bullet's vibration when used with the remote doesn't start on the lowest, weakest setting, it starts somewhere in the middle.- They give you a plastic "key" to help with opening up the remote should the batteries die (which, by itself, is a pro). It only says this in some stand-alone sentence in the booklet that I managed to gloss over several times when figuring out the other parts. It kind of just looks like some decorative bit of plastic (which may not be entirely a bad thing), but there's otherwise no indication of its function.- Batterly life for the bullet is so-so. It'll last a couple short sessions or maybe one longer one. I'll definitely be plugging it in after use or two after having it die on me pretty fast. I realise it's quite a bit smaller than one of Lelo's other toys, but my Ina2 will hold a charge for several weeks with like/frequent use.- There's a pretty significant time delay between the remote commands and changing the bullet's functions. A partner may not notice, but if you're using it solo, it can be a bit annoying.- It's not really a con, but the second of the movement sensing modes (you move the remote a certain way and it changes vibration strength/kind in the bullet) is kind of ridiculous. You really have to whip the remote around for it to really work. I feel like it should have a wrist strap or something to prevent you from accidentally throwing it across the room (or at your partner's face).Overall, it's a fun little toy and gets the job done. I have my complaints, but it's probably one of the best out there for what it is. When I was considering it, there was only one or two other toys that were even comparable in function and price. I'm satisfied with my purchase.