Sugar pop - rabbit vibrator by Vibratex - review by hyperballad

The Sugar Pop is by far the best rabbit style toy I've ever used. The shaft has rotating hoops which (depending on your anatomy) reach the g-spot easily, and the butterfly attachment vibrates with little nubs and antennae for the clit. The insertable portion is made with elastomer, which has a great pliant feel to it, and everything has ridges and awesome textures. Because of the materials and the fact that this toy is a lint collector, it's best to keep it in its own plastic bag.

The toy is controlled by the buttons on the plastic handle, which operate the external and internal functions separately. Each function has three buttons: one to switch it on/off, one to cycle through the levels of vibration, and one to cycle through the different patterns. The one downside to this is that the butterfly attachment can be really strong at certain points, and the only way to bring it back down to the level you want is to cycle through the rest of the levels. It's definitely one of the noisier toys I've used, but using it under a comforter muffles the sound considerably. It's probably not great if you have nosy roommates or are easily embarrassed.

The motors are much better than any other rabbit I've used - especially with the internal shaft. My first rabbit would stall out when I wanted it to provide more pressure for the g spot. The Sugar Pop is much stronger and has no similar problems. The only downside is that it eats batteries like few other toys I've used. If they came out with a rechargeable option, it would be the perfect toy, with the one exception of being a little annoying to clean. Like most rabbits, it can be hard to find a good position other than on your back, but by playing around with it and seeing what's comfortable you can find lots of ways to use this toy.

I still absolutely love this toy but I've noticed that it doesn't get used as much as I'd like just because it's such a battery guzzler. If this exact model came as a rechargeable toy, I'd be ecstatic but the battery use has become its major downfall for me.