Pearl passion please - g-spot rabbit vibrator discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by KrissyNovacaine

This is a small rabbit style vibrator. It's petite, so it is a great toy for those just starting out. It includes a tip designed to stimulate the clitoris. It includes a curve that can stimulate the G-spot if yours is shallow.

This vibrator would be a great toy for beginners. It's small and unintimidating.

This toy is best suited for women who have a shallow G-spot and small amount a space between the vaginal opening and clitoris.

This is toy is mostly smooth with very minor ridges on the insertable portion and has more pronounced ridges on the clitoral arm.

It has a mild rubbery odor, but is really only detectable when it is within 6 inches of my face. I don't have the most acute sense of smell, so it may be stronger for others.

The toy has a very slight drag to it and it is a lint magnet.

The toy is made from TPR with the plastic handle. TPR is a rubber polymer blend that is a food-grade material that is hypo-allergenic, latex free, phthalates free.

The larger insertable portion of this toy flares out to the tip which ends in a curved bulge. This is very good at reaching a shallow G-spot. Unfortunately mine is not shallow. It's about 3 1/4" long. At its largest, it is about 4" in circumference.

The clitoral arm is just under 2" long (about 1 5/8"). This does not get close to my clit. For some, it may work out perfectly, but for me it wasn't happening.

The plastic handle is about 2 3/4" long for a total length of 5" on this toy.

It is in no way realistic, but it is pretty obviously a sex toy. I don't think that many people wouldn't recognize it.

The Pearl Passion Please is a button controlled vibrator that is powered by 1 AA battery. It has two settings controlled by a button. The functions are steady vibrations with two intensities. There is very little difference between the two settings. In my opinion they both fall into 2 vrooms.

The button is weird to me on this one. It is sticky and a little hard to press. It took some getting used to. It is also makes a loud click every time it is pressed. One press turns the toy on to the lowest setting. The next click turns it on the high setting, and one more press turns it off. This means to go back to the first setting, you have to turn it of.

The vibrations are centered in the g-spot bulge. There they are reasonably powerful, but almost no vibrations make it to the clitoral arm.

TPR is moderately porous, so if you are planning on sharing this toy, please cover it with a condom. TPR doesn't require special storing accommodations.

To clean this toy use warm water and toy cleaner or mild soap.

You can use water based and silicone lubricants.

This toy came in a plastic clam shell case that has the name of the toy on the cover. It includes information about batteries required and about the manufacturer, but it had no information about what it was made of which I think is a big problem if you get this as a gift.

I could see this as a great toy for someone with a shallow G-spot or a beginner to toys. It is in no way intimidating. My 6'4" boyfriend found that this easily fits along his hand with room to spare.

I am not new to toys, but I am to rabbit style vibrators. I wanted to try them out because they are such a staple of the toy world. I picked this one because it was a cheap place to start and figure out what I do and don't like in a rabbit vibe. This toy did work for that much at least.

When using it, I spent more time trying to make it work for my anatomy than actually enjoying myself. If I got it close to my g-spot then the clitoral arm wasn't close to my clit.

For continued use, this is a bust, but it was a great learning experience for me.