Silly rabbit - g-spot rabbit vibrator discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by lovebit

I had high hopes for this vibrator, but it just did not seem to work well with my anatomy. This particular toy would best be used somewhere that you are not worried about someone hearing you, because it is pretty loud. That being said, if you're not concerned about that, then you can use it pretty much anywhere, including around water (just make sure the battery compartment is closed shut!) It is a great toy for any occasion, my personal favorite use is playing with my toy while my boyfriend uses his prostate massager, so we both get some 'personal' attention.

This toy is designed to stimulate the G-spot and clitoral area. This toy will work well for anyone who is more experienced in accessing their G-spot (with curves at the ends of toys, specifically) and who are able to withstand more power in that area than I can. It is also good for people who don't NEED clitoral stimulation to get off. I say this because it didn't hit my clit area right, as it was either too strong, or not strong enough. There wasn't a good "in between" area. It did feel good when I brushed it against my nipples!

This toy is made of 100% pure silicone, as stated on the box. Silicone, to me, is a very delicate material that feels very soft to the touch and is unscented. Although it is a little bit sticky, the texture makes it easier to insert because, unlike jelly material, I find that it does not stick to my pubic hair as much.
The only thing about silicone is that it seems to attract dust particles, lint, hair, etc, so make sure you wash it after each use with soap and warm water. This protect can be sterilized as well.

Due to the toy being silicone, this toy is best used with water based lube. Silicone based lubes can ruin the material, so don't use them with this toy! If you are sharing this toy, always use a toy cover or a condom so that you can avoid spreading germs.

I was not a fan of this design, specifically the curved end. Whereas for some people it might stimulate their g-spot, to me it put too much pressure on it and I found myself trying to go pee every 10 minutes or so, not knowing if it was pee or cum. It also felt weird going in, because it felt like it was almost scraping my vagina, even with lots of (water-based) lube. Again, it may work for others, but not me.

The size was perfect in terms of the diameter (1 1/2 inches), and I definitely feel that it would be okay for beginners in that respect. I feel that the insertable length was long (5 1/4 inches) and the clitoral-stimulating rabbit was too short to reach my clitoris. I had to keep moving around to hit it right, and even then it just didn't seem to hit the right areas.

Due to the length (10+ inches) of this product, I wouldn't recommend trying to do everyday travel with it or trying to hide this toy unless you carry a huge purse or something. In terms of discreetness, it definitely looks like what it is; a vibrator.

Although reading the description of the Silly Rabbit made me think it would be the perfect strength, it really wasn't.

This toy requires 3 AA batteries, and to open the battery compartment you just twist the lid at the bottom of the toy. To turn on the vibrator, press the "wavy" button at the bottom of the control panel. To turn off the vibrator, hold down the wavy button for a few seconds.

In terms of strength, I require a high-strength toy, and this would be a 3 out of 5 in my book. The vibrations are on the rabbit ears and the "face" of the rabbit. Although they feel strong to the touch at first, I didn't think that either were strong enough once inside me, at least not enough to get me off. To control the clitoral stimulator, press the wavy button when it is on. Each time you press it, it will have a different setting. It has more clitoral settings than your average vibrator: low, medium, high, pulsing and escalation modes.

The other function that this toy has is rotating beads mid-shaft, about where the opening is to your vagina if it is fully inserted. They give off a bit of vibration, about a 1 out of 5, but again, not strong enough in my book. That function is controlled by the same buttons (the up or down arrows) as the rotating head. You just press the up or down buttons on the control panel to change the speed from low, medium to high.

The rotating head has 3 speeds (low, medium, high) that are controlled by the up and down buttons as well. It doesn't go extremely fast, but you have the option of low, medium, or high. To alternate between rotations, click the rotation-looking button in the middle of the control panel. I found that the rotation was too intense with the added curve on the end.

To me there were so many buttons that it got a bit complicated. This toy is also noisy, so use it with caution in your parents house or wherever you don't want it to be discovered.

This toy is pretty easy to care for.

As stated previously, silicone tends to build up dust and other particles such as hair and lint, so I recommend washing it with warm water and soap. I normally store my toys in a drawer in my desk so it isn't in the sun to get too hot or anything, but whatever works for you.

Also, remember to use water-based lubes! Silicone lube is a no-no for the Silly Rabbit.

No instructions were provided in the package, which was pretty flimsy, and I feel that they are necessary with all of the different functions!

Again, I had high hopes for this vibrator, and it has potential if it is remodeled, but I spent over an hour trying to get off with it and I just couldn't climax.