Pleasure bunny bullet - bullet discontinued by WHK GmbH - review by Poppy

A bullet vibrator was my first jump into the amazing world of sex toys. When my first one died a tragic death the pleasure bunny was purchased as my upgrade. Bullet vibrators are amazing little things. Even though I have gone on to purchase more exotic toys, I still keep on coming back to my little bullet. Screw diamonds, this thing is a girl's best friend.

What makes the pleasure bunny different from other bullets is that it has a soft rubber tip. At first, I found this very annoying. I enjoy very hard stimulation and the rubber head gives it a more delicate feel. However, after some practice I have learned how to make the pleasure bunny work for me. You can vary the pressure with the position and can use the little ball in the head to get a nice, hard stimulation. You can also use the little ears to completely surround the clit, which gives amazing stimulation. This toy is perfect for partner or solo use. It is small enough that it doesn't get in the way of other activities and can be very easily used for self stimulation during sex.

The best part of this toy is the portability. It can easily be thrown in a purse and taken with you anywhere. I recently returned from a year of study abroad, and this was the one toy I chose to take with me. It is small and it gets the job done, what more could you ask for? I could easily throw it in a backpack for weekend trips without taking up hardly any space. It has a jack connection so that the toy can be separated from the power supply. I unplugged it while traveling so that I didn't have to worry about it turning on mid-flight!

There are very few downfalls with the pleasure rabbit. The rubber smell is a little over powering at first but that really isn't an issue in most circumstances. It is adjustable with four different speeds but I can feel no difference between the hi and the super settings (but believe me, the hi is powerful enough!). It runs on two AA batteries which lasts quite awhile, however it always seems to die at the worst moment possible.