Platinum edition bunny kiss - g-spot rabbit vibrator discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by CoffeeButton

This is clearly a vibrator for those just starting out, like myself. It's small, made of body-safe material, and soft. (It doesn't hurt that it's a nice color and has an easy push button to cycle through the multitude of settings.)

This is definitely a solo-type toy. I cannot use it with my friend with benefits as it just gets in the way. If he were on the thinner side, I could possibly take both the rabbit vibrator and him inside me, but that still seems like a tight fit.

Thanks to the design of this rabbit vibrator, anal use is perfectly safe! The vibrating bit is in the middle of the rabbit and phallic portion of it, allowing it to be placed internally without any fear of it becoming stuck.
I've tried the toy anally (with a condom and liberal amounts of water-based lube on it of course), and it's a bit difficult to get in at first, but stays in until you purposefully remove it.


This could work for a male-bodied individual as a beginner prostate massager + perineum stimulator thanks to the rabbit attachment.

You can use this in the shower thanks to the white, water-blocking o-ring inside, but I'm iffy about a bath even if the o-ring does a great job of keeping the water out.

It's a rather smooth toy overall, and the 'vine-like' design on it didn't add anything to it other than the visual aspect.
It's made of TPR, which ranks a '7' on the body safety scale Eden has on here, making it non-sharable without a condom and non-sterilizable.

In addition, there was a bit of a plastic smell when I first got it, but after washing it, it disappeared. (It was probably residue from manufacturing.)

The ears of the rabbit-shaped clitoral stimulator were rather pokey if I didn't have enough lube in the area and never stayed where I wanted them to without using a decent amount of pressure.

It's an acceptable size for those who prefer smaller toys or are not used/new to using sex toys. Below is a breakdown of the measurements, including the clit attachment, (I really dislike that the company leaves THAT measurement off.) and a comparison picture.

Sadly, the bulb didn't do too much for my g-spot. I need more pressure and an actual curve to hit mine, so someone with a shallow g-spot might find this stimulating. For those that need that sort of stimulation to get off, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.

Total length: 7.5 inches

Insertable: 3.5 inches

Clit attachment: 2 inches long with the ears outstretched 1.5 inches otherwise.

Circumference : 4 inches at widest point (the bulb), 2.5 inches around at the smallest.

I'd say it isn't very travel-friendly due to the large amount of lint it can amass if not placed in a plastic bag beforehand, and its 7 inches of bright-colored goodness. (It'd be hard to leave out and people NOT know what it's used for, so store it out of direct light and in the area of your choosing, and beware of lint.)

I really dislike that I NEED fresh batteries to access more than the first level of vibration and that there's no immediate shut-off other than taking off the cap completely.

Overall, it's a wonderfully deep sort of vibration. (I compared it to my cellphone, which I imagine is the baseline for 'buzzy'-type vibrations)
Here's a breakdown of the vibration settings

1st click: 2 vrooms, steady vibration, 1 bee

2nd: 3 vrooms, steady vibration, 2 bees

3rd: 3.5 vrooms, steady vibration, 2.5 bees (It's a bit stronger than a cellphone vibration, but cannot be heard through a door)

4th: 3 vrooms, quick pulses, 1234, pause for half a second, 2.5 bees

5th: 2.5 vrooms, 2 quick pulses and a sustained 3rd one, 12threeeeeee, pause for almost a second, 2.5 bees

6th: 3 vrooms, constant steady pulsing, one two three fourrrrr, 2.5 bees

7th: 2 seconds of strong and steady 3 vroom vibration, then one second of stopping, 2 bees

8th 3.5 vrooms, constant pulsing, 12345siiiiiix, 2 bees

9th 3.5 vrooms, pulsing, 12345 then a half-second pause, 3 bees

10th click; OFF! (finally!)

It seems rather simple to care for; just clean it with antibacterial soap and warm water, let it air dry, (or use a lint-free towel), and store it out of direct sunlight and preferably on something that's nonporous/not covered in fabric.

Since it's TPR, you can use any type of lube with this toy (I've used silicone, water and accidental oil with no ill effects).

It's a flimsy piece of cardboard packaging, and the basic user instructions are hard to miss as they're stuck to the toy inside the plastic bag upon arrival.

I disposed of it in the recycle bin after taking a couple of pictures.

I absolutely hate that when the batteries are half-dead I have to switch them out for a fresh pair to access more than the first level of vibrations. It seems like a VERY poor design along with not having an immediate 'off' button for a toy with this many functions.

I also wish the bunny ears were a bit more relaxed for easier placement.

The insert that is sticking to the toy upon arrival states that the toy MUST have fresh batteries in order to utilize the many functions, and, sadly, this is true.

The one time I put in used batteries, it refused to shut off or cycle through any of the functions and stayed on the first setting. I had to remove the batteries in order to shut it off. (A problematic thing, as I was trying to use it in the shower.)

It needs new batteries and will reject used ones that work just fine in other devices. (I have an old mp3 player that runs on one AAA battery and a flashlight that runs on two AAA batteries)