Vanity Vr3 - dual motor rabbit vibrator discontinued by Jopen - review by oneeyedoctopus

Obviously this toy is designed to stimulate both internally and externally. Personally, I enjoy gentle shallow thrusting. The wide part of the shaft strokes my g-spot and the clitoral arm taps my clit. I also like to leave it inserted with the clitoral arm just tickling my clitoris while my muscles squeeze the shaft.

Though it's not what it's designed for, I think you could use it in your ass. I haven't, because it's too big for me, but I think it's pretty safe. You'd have to really be trying to loose this thing.

It is made of 100% silicone so it's as hygienic as they come. It has a smooth texture insofar as there are no ridges or bumps, but it has a high coefficient of friction; it drags along the skin more than it glides. It's also the worst dust magnet I've ever seen. It’s much worse than any of my other silicone toys. If you so much as set it on the bed next to you it picks up a dusty film. And stray hairs are really hard to remove without rinsing the whole thing off.

The thing about rabbit vibrators is that there is so much variation in the female anatomy that they're unlikely to work for everyone. The size and shape of this toy works well for me. The insertable portion is relatively short and fat and puts lovely pressure on the g-spot. The clitoral arm more or less rests where it is supposed to.

Most of the toy is rigid but there is some flexibility in the narrow part of the shaft and the attachment of the clitoral arm. This makes it so you can maneuver the clitoral attachment a little to where it needs to be. However, this also means that you won't be able to apply much pressure. In the photos I've tried to demonstrate where and how much the toy bends with the application of moderate force.






The shaft is capable of fairly powerful, rumbly vibrations, but the clitoral arm is not nearly as strong, more a buzzing tickle which I don't notice at all while the other is on.

I wouldn't call it discreet by any means, but the buttons do lock so I see no reason why you can't travel with it. Also it comes with a simple black storage pouch, which I use to keep it out of sight and away from dust and other silicone.

There are no fancy patterns or functions; just two buttons for steady vibrations in two motors. Push to turn it on, hold to turn it up, and then push again to turn it off. It's very easy to control and turns off very quickly when you need it too. I've turned it off by accident a few times either by hitting the buttons by mistake or by not holding long enough. You have to adjust the intensity in each motor separately because holding both buttons locks the controls.

It's pretty quiet; under my winter covers it is scarcely audible. It is also waterproof and has handled cleaning and the shower with no trouble (should be submergeable too but I haven't tried it.) Also, it's rechargeable. I haven't timed the battery life or charging time but it lasts as long as I need it to and then some.

I like waterproof toys because they are very easy to clean. Just take soap and water to the whole thing before and after each use. I store it in the little bag it came with.

Of course, you can't use silicone lubes with silicone toys because it can degrade the material. You also shouldn't store silicone toys in contact with one another for the same reason.