Rechargeable beaded butterfly - rabbit vibrator discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by AAAToyGirl

So, I have a thing for rabbit vibrators, and I have a thing for rechargeable toys. On top of that, I also love butterflies, so I had to give this one a try. I have a history of breaking my rabbit vibrators, every single time, so I could only hope it would have been better this time. I'll go ahead and spoil the ending on this one for you; this rabbit vibrator managed to survive for about two weeks.

The bottom line is, if you are already tight, when you are using this toy your vaginal muscles can stop it from rotating. This eventually causes the motor to grind out and die. So, if you are tighter than the normal girl I do not recommend this toy for you. The cost is just too high to risk the motor going out. If you are normally tight, you should be just fine and it is a fantastic toy that will give you endless fun.

I still highly recommend this toy; it's not it's fault I am so tight. It has many great features. It has a very cute butterfly, the jelly material seems especially nice, the bullet is intense, and the rotations are amazing. Because of the jelly material, the butterfly flutters against your clitoris perfectly while the rotation hits all the right spots. This toy gave me some of the best orgasms I've ever had.

Clean up is simple. Just wash carefully with soap and water, gently pat dry, and place on the charger stand for storage. If you store it on the stand, it'll always be nice and ready to go. The fact that this vibrator is rechargeable sets it apart from many other rabbit vibrators; knowing that I never have to replace a battery is quite nice. I'm going to give this rabbit vibrator four stars. If it had survived, I would use this toy often.

I think I would actually buy this one again, even though my first one broke on me. The motor fried out, because my body squeezed the beads, causing them to stop spinning, and over time the insides of this one ground to dust and the motor stopped working. I know that this sounds weird, but I like taking things apart...so I ended up taking this one completely apart and looking at the insides of it. So even after it died, it was fun in a different way.