Nestlin' Bunny - rabbit vibrator discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by annarchism

Bright pink and be-bunnied, it's hard to get much girlier than the Nestlin' Bunny. Three balls (smallest at the top and bigger at the bottom) are spaced out along the non-vibrating, adjustable shaft. The adjustable shaft is definitely one of its highlight features. It can bend forward or back in an arch shape and holds the position fairly well.


Nestlin' Bunny upright


Example of bendy qualities

The vibrating part comes from the bunny ears and head on the base of the shaft. The intensity can be changed by twisting the battery dial at the base. The intensity ranges mostly on the higher end, with only a semi-low setting. The main action goes through the little bunny, which works well for clitorial stimulation. The bunny's head and ears are very malleable and able to bend with the vibrator rather than being left rigid.

The thermoplastic rubber material is smooth and solid without being too stiff or cold; it never feels obviously plasticy. It bends easily and is easy to clean as well. It's also fairly waterproof, having survived through showers and baths.

One of the most impressive things about the bunny is how long it lasts. Five years ago, I purchased it as my first vibrator. And it still works to the same level now as it did then. I'd recommend it more for beginners than advanced users, who might find it a bit boring.

The main thing I dislike about this toy, however, is its excessive noise. There's no muffling it! So be aware if you have roommates or thin walls. Unless you keep the battery portion slightly unscrewed, it also turns itself on if you blink at it.


Close up of battery area

That is most likely due to age, but it's caused embarrassment a few times when I forgot to leave it unscrewed the previous time and guests dropped by. Otherwise though, it's definitely a good buy and something I would purchase again.

I still like it. The product works great and has really impressive power. However, I'm retiring it due to the excessive noise. It just doesn't work with thin walls and roommates.