Fairy massager - rabbit vibrator discontinued by WHK GmbH - review by PassionQT

This pretty purple, dual-action, rabbit-style vibrator comes equipped with a cute little 'buzzing bee' clitoral stimulator and rotating shaft, which looks like the stamen of a flower. I'm not quite sure where they came up with the name "Fairy Massager" though, because based on its appearance, the "Honey Buzzer" would have been more suitable.

Advanced users may find it a bit boring, but a novice user looking for a simple rabbit without too many bells and whistles may find it well-suited to her needs, if she can handle strong vibrations.

Material and Texture:
I specifically chose this one because I was drawn to the safety rating of the TPR sleeve that covers the main shaft. It's gummy-bear squishy, with some drag. Since I had initially received a defective one, which was replaced, I dissected the dud and removed the sleeve to get a closer look. Its uppermost portion is about 1/4" thick, so it's padded enough not to feel the mechanical workings underneath. There are some small, slightly raised, flower-like impressions at the base of the sleeve, a thin seam running vertically up the backside, and some minor manufacturing discrepancies, none of which you can feel when using the toy. The control handle is just plastic.

Hardly any smell or taste were noted, which is generally typical of TPR.

Size and Design
I measured the total length closer to 9-1/2 inches, with an insertable portion of 4-1/4 inches, long enough to reach my cervix. It's a fairly thin toy with just 1-3/8" in diameter and 4-1/2 circumference.

The main shaft looks daunting with the bumpy ridges, which resemble petals, but it's not! I felt no discomfort using it. The TPR is soft and it compresses.

The underlying, rudimentary parts are concealed by the TPR sleeve, which fits snugly over the shaft, essentially like a condom would. It's slightly flexible so that it moves with your body, but the rotating portion cannot be adjusted to a fixed position/alternate angle. You could break it trying to bend it to hit your g-spot. The clitoral bee stimulator has a cute little smiling face engraved on it and two little antennas to tickle your 'rosebud'.

It may have been designed to be waterproof, as the box and writing on the handle claim, but it isn't! I submerged my dud in the sink and a few drops of water did manage to get in the battery compartment. There's a rubber gasket present there, but the cap doesn't screw on super tight, as one with threading would. It simply has to be aligned with some notches and barely twisted to lock it on.

So What's the Buzz?
The toy is limited in this category, because it only has one speed! It's powerful though, thanks to 4-AAA batteries and two mini bullets, one located in the tip and another in the clitoral stimulator. I enjoy strong vibrations, but someone else may not be able to tolerate such intensity.

The controls are located on the handle, with a button to compress for "rotate" and the one below it for "vibrate". Both can be used together or separately and I had no issues with accidental shut-offs.

Noise-wise, it's loud enough, but there isn't too much rattling.

Packaging
EdenFantasys' product page lists WHK GmbH as the manufacturer, but I can't vouch for that because the packaging says nothing about where the toy is made. In fact, most of the information on the box is inaccurate, with the exception of how the control panel looks and the type of material used for the sleeve. The box shows a rotating pearl rabbit-style vibrator picture on the back, claims the toy is 100% waterproof, and that there is a removable battery compartment. Umm...that's one big "NO" on all three accounts.

Care and Maintenance
So, again, don't get it wet other than cleaning it under running water with some warm soap and antibacterial toy cleaner, spray on toy cleaner, or toy cleaning wipes. There aren't many grooves, so it cleans up easily.

Since TPR is slightly porous, it's recommended you use a condom over this. Until they start making extra small condoms, regulars don't fit that well over rabbit-vibrators, especially ones with a thin shaft. I don't suggest sharing your toys for this reason.

Either a water-based or silicone lube will work well. I didn't need much since the drag was minimal.

Storing the toy is best in a plastic bag or lint-free, silky or satin-lined pouch, as it does attract some lint and hair.

Conclusion
I don't know whether to laugh or cry about this toy. It's inexpensive, but it worked, and it felt great doing so! I guess it's true that you can't "judge a book by its cover". It performed well even though some cost-cutting measures were obviously taken.

Let me start off by saying that the first Fairy Massager I received was one "without wings". In other words, it was a dud with a defective battery compartment. EdenFantasys quickly rectified the problem and sent me another one, which functioned properly.

Because the TPR is very squishy, the clitoral stimulator is floppy and did not sit firmly against my clitoris. I solved this by placing my wrist firmly on top of it while thrusting the toy in and out. That gave me more pressure and more sensation and had me cumming in no time.

Meh, my opinion of this toy hasn't really changed. The only thing that has changed is that I don't use it anymore. It just looks cheap, not that it doesn't work, but after I dissected the defective one, I just couldn't get the image of its innards out of my head. It just looked like something that was put together in some cheap toy factory, and that alone is enough to make me cringe.