A beginner in need of guidance.

Hi there.

feel free to read everything @rumel sends you (he should send an introductory message to your inbox) as well as the wiki gspot page:

http://wiki.malegspot.com/index.php?title=Main_Page

After reading it all you may realize that smaller sizes are better for this type of prostate stimulation, as the prostate is only a couple inches in, and the point of this stimulation is to learn how to heighten sensitivity. Thus it is best to use smaller girth toys which will just lightly nudge your prostate, instead of barraging your delicate gland with direct pressure.

The best model for beginners is the helix syn trident, as it is a mid range in terms of size (for these toys). Don’t worry, you will never outgrow these toys.  Just the opposite actually: they will grow on you. There are plenty of people on this forum who have used the same small aneros toys for well over a decade, and they will tell you that it gets better every time.

So order it, and while you wait for it to arrive, read, read, read!! My response may be vague but all the reasoning behind my responses are in the above link, as well as in Rumels intro message to you.

Posted by: @nasty619

The three toys that are on my list for first purchase are: Helix Syn Trident, Progasm, and Device. The site suggests I go with the Helix Syn Trident but I feel I might outgrow that one quickly.

Welcome to the Aneros Forums, I agree with @divine_oblivion that the Helix Syn Trident is a great starting model and as he noted you don't really "...outgrow..." these devices, rather, you grow a more sophisticated understanding of their effects/interaction with your body. While dildo use can and does provide prostate stimulation, sometimes quite intense, it requires manual manipulation which is antithetical to the relaxed focus required for successful Aneros use. Dildo use is like a battering ram pummeling your prostate into submission, Aneros use is about seducing your prostate to lovingly produce exquisite sensual pleasure, quite a different approach. You might find the thread The Best Aneros model is... helpful in finalizing your selection.

As @divine_oblivion noted, the Aneros WIKI is an excellent resource of information as well as the Sticky thread ->LEARN - Helpful links for new members. I also invite you to read my Introductory Message to New Members which has a few hints and tips to facilitate your learning journey with the Aneros.

Good Vibes to You!

I started with the Helix and still use it the most, highly recommended.  There is also a great buyers' guide video (in Japanese w/ Eng. Subtitle) which hopefully can help new users out. 

https://community.aneros.com/community/general-discussion/i-have-posted-an-explanation-video-of-aneros-on-youtube/