Pelvic Floor Trainer Device????

So I am getting a pelvic floor trainer device for free. It looks like a type of toy... its supposed to like test your pelvic floor and make sure youre doing kegels right.

You use your phone to play games to do kegels. I am not sure how I feel about it, but ordered it since it was free.

Has anyone ever used one of these devices??? Can you share your experience?

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I've seen them and am kinda curious, but haven't tried them yet.

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I've just discovered them recently, but didn't know they had one that connected to your phone. I kinda like the idea of finding out if I'm doing a kegel right. It's not like a push-up where you can watch someone else do it...

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