I can't get behind the buzzing gadgets. I've tried a lot of them, but none of them have worked for me. The feelings are either too strong, too weak, or dangerously close to numbing me.

Instead, the novelty of Gwyneth Paltrow's Vibrating Egg caught my curiosity. It's supposed to be a full-body experience that satisfies "your darkest cravings."

The egg, which may be found in metallic gold, rose gold, or silver, is a silicone creation (I have the gold). It contains a USB cord for charging and two settings (low and high) to choose from (which comes included). Although the packaging states a 3-hour charge period, I've had mine for about two weeks without needing a recharge!

This toy was so very soft and delicate when I first put it on my skin. In spite of the egg's resonant nature, the silicone shell dampens all vibrations so that you don't feel a thing when you touch it. As I have used vibrators before, even the quiet ones that can't be heard behind closed doors, I know what to anticipate.

Small and portable, the Gwyneth Paltrow Vibrating Egg may be carried about in its accompanying leather case. Its diameter is 1.25 inches, and it is constructed of silicone. Power and vibration modes are selected using separate buttons on the toy. Because of its watertight construction, you may use it in the bathroom.

Since the Gwyneth Paltrow Vibrating Egg can be charged, you won't have to worry about the batteries running out mid-use. A full charge can keep this strong toy going for roughly two hours of nonstop play. The accompanying charging adaptor may be either into a computer's USB port or a standard wall socket to power the 12x vibrating egg. This vibrator is equipped with a travel lock to prevent it from activating in transit.

Everyone who desires a more orgasmic existence should get their hands on Gwyneth Paltrow's new vibrating egg. The pelvic floor muscles support the uterus, bladder, and other organs, and the Goop health expert just unveiled her own version of the gadget to help women have greater orgasms.

Paltrow said to People magazine that she was inspired to create the product after hearing how common the problem of weak pelvic floor muscles is among women, whether as a result of childbirth or advancing age. Since "I heard so many ladies talking about this and thought it would be a nice idea," she began investigating the topic. In other words, "The more I found out about it, the more intrigued I became."

To help create the device, Paltrow enlisted the help of her friend, Dr. Alyssa Dweck, an OB/GYN who treats celebrities like Kim Kardashian West. The device consists of two electrodes that attach to your thighs and transmit electrical impulses into your pelvic floor muscles via a remote control device worn around your waist. The remote control has a toggle switch as well as a plus and minus button for adjusting the volume.

Dweck told People magazine, "It's basically about training those muscles organically." They become less effective as we age, particularly after pregnancy.