Rabbit teaser silicone - clitoral vibrator discontinued by EdenFantasys - review by McD

I got this for my wife as part of a sexual adventure I took her on. The whole point of the adventure was to explore the best ways we like to pleasure ourselves. Now, I know my body EXCEEDINGLY well. My wife, however, is not quite as skilled in knowing how she takes pleasure, so I wanted to present a few toy selections for her to try and experiment with to find what she likes best. The Rabbit Teaser is the one I chose for her clitoral stimulation for a variety of reasons:

1) Rabbit ears! Yes, full coverage, and touches more than just a pinpoint vibe.
2) Small and angled that she can use it during sex if she wants
3) Specifically designed for the clitoris
4) Multiple modes
5) Price - Let's not forget, this is no Lelo product, and I was buying several toys

She first tried it solo, then we tried it during sex, and even paired it up with a bit of oral. Each act we tried with it fit in fairly nicely, except for oral (but I like really providing full coverage there and not just tongue action). During sex she could hold it and maneuver it quite well as long as I was on my knees or taking her from behind. She really liked the grip and the feel of the material.

This vibe, however, turned out to be very different from the other vibes we have in the frequency of the vibrations. Typically, vibrators work by having a small, offset weight attached to a motor; how heavy that weight is and how fast the motor spins will provide a certain strength and frequency. The vibrations on this unit feel to come from a fairly light weight that is spun at very high speed. This tends to make strong but very high frequency vibrations. These are not exactly what my wife likes though. She said it felt too "intense" but at the same time wasn't "strong enough". If you are a person who like VERY high frequency vibrations, this might be your ticket.

The Rabbit Teaser has a fairly solid feel for the price. It's plastic and silicone. The buttons are not chunky and feel a little flimsy though. It does take AAA batteries, which is ALWAYS a plus in my book. The silicone texture of the rabbit ears doesn't provide much extra stimulation, it's pretty bland in that respect, but given where it's targeting, that is okay. It does not have any odor, and no taste either. It claims to be waterproof, however we haven't tested that portion of it yet. The rabbit ears are flexible and giving, but not stiff -- enough to stay in place, and not enough to feel uncomfortable, according to my wife.

Despite the vibrations being too high frequency for my wife, the unit itself is shaped very well. The ears are about an inch long, flexible, but fairly springy. There are a few small bumps on the unit to represent a "face" of a bunny, but they are hardly noticeable, and more for looks. There are two buttons on the unit, one for power and one for type of vibration. They are located fairly well and can be hit during use to get the right vibe, but they are not so flimsy that you would hit them all the time. The main grip of the unit is hard plastic with a solid feel. The battery compartment is a pain to get open, but at least it takes AAA's, so that kind of makes up for it. You could travel with this toy, though my wife claims it's too big for her to carry anywhere. Now, this thing would fit in a drawer easily, but don't think you are going to set it on your shelf and not get any looks (but hey, I like those looks).

As I said earlier, the vibrations in this unit are VERY high frequency, to the point that my wife didn't dig them. Now, that being said, she also tends to vacillate WILDLY between what she likes and doesn't like (next week it might be her favorite toy). The vibrations themselves come from the head of the unit, the part that should be pressed up against or around the clitoris. They travel fairly well through the ears, but not too heavily through the grip (which is always a plus). The buttons seem fairly flimsy but they work. There is an LED light which lights up with the type of vibration mode you've chosen, pretty worthless as it's on the underside of the unit, and really, not like you need a LED to tell you that it's vibrating.

There are 7 modes (along with my wife's review of each):
1) constant light vibration
Wife: Too light
2) constant medium vibration
Wife: Getting there, better
3) constant high vibration
Wife: WHOA, no. Too much
4) Sinusoidal vibration
Wife: Neat, but meh
5) Pulse vibration
Wife: Yeah, that might work
6) fast pulse vibration
Wife: Meh
7) 4 fast pulses 1 long pulse
Wife: Meh

Noise wise, it's not too loud; it would be okay for roommate living.

After our session, the unit barely looked tarnished; a little Toy Wash and a quick toweling dry and we packed it away. I think I would take the batteries out for long term storage, but it claims to be waterproof, so perhaps that is unneeded. The silicone is easy to clean and the entire unit is sealed, so no worries there. It doesn't pick up dust at all, and so far, we haven't had to change the batteries.