Basic essentials bunny enhancer - cock ring discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by Johndoe

You know how the Easter Bunny went hippity hoppity all through the garden? Well it's kind of similar to the Basic essentials bunny enhancer, in the sense that the bunny enhancer goes hippity hoppity for twenty seconds and then gets really tired. It's an overweight bunny, with heart problems and a slight asthma issue. The toy isn't really an enhancer so much as a visual aid to find just where the base of the penis is located.

Okay, maybe I'm being unfair here, let's start from the top then, shall we?

The Basic essentials bunny enhancer came in what is standard for cheap junk, a wall rack based cardboard unit, with the actual toy encased in solid plastic to display. It looks a bit like those cheap toys you'd get in the super market as a kid, before you learned that they were only really good for blowing up with fire crackers.

The cock ring itself is a very small TPR ring with a slight loop atop it, in which the bullet sits along with a TPR mold of a rabbit head. Are you seeing the theme yet? It's a bunny; that's so cute! We all know that when we think of highly erotic situations, the first thing to come to mind is a bunny! (Oh wait, no it's not.)

In any case, the material is slightly porous. It's not meant to be shared between partners and needs to be washed with warm water and anti-bacterial soap whenever used. If you simply must use this with others, you'll need to wear a condom and wash between uses (obviously).

The experience with the unit itself is not only not up to task, it's not even close. The bunny enhancer is a bit like that kid back in high school who would always bring the class average down in Trig. He'd show up for the first couple weeks, act completely normal, and then just bomb the first test, completely giving up after wards.

The ring itself is very tight, but that's normal for cock rings. It's not too bad like I've felt from others, and I felt that I could remove it even if I did happen to have lubed up fingers or a slippery substance around the area it's placed upon. All in all it was comfortable enough to get the job done.

It's the vibration where everything goes around. First of all, finding the actual battery access panel was a pain in the butt. It seemed be hidden before I just gave up and toss it onto the bed, where it luckily popped off.

Upon using it, the first minute and a half was quite fun. Both I and my partner could definitely feel the effects, though Jen stated that it was nowhere near what she could get from a better ring/vibrator combo, or just one of us using a hand held ourselves. Nevertheless, the bunny seemed to be doing its job, until a minute and a half in. Then suddenly the bunny went from 90 to “little old lady in a model T”. The vibration was halfhearted at best. Replacing the batteries caused no change; it would play well for the initial minute or two minutes, and then die down in the middle of things getting fun. It's definitely not worth the purchase price, and should be ignored by anyone looking for a quality toy.