A few months ago, my boyfriend surprised my with Doc Johnson's iRabbit, which was my first rabbit-style vibrator. It is definitely fun and a great introductory rabbit, although there are a few setbacks.

The beads are stiff and don't seem to do much for me. They can be quite loud depending on what setting they are on. From time to time they have a tendency to get jammed, which is easily resolved by turning the function off and massaging the beads with your fingers.

The clitoral stimulator is great, and I love the range of vibration speeds. The "ears" seem a bit long for me, but with the right positioning definitely get the job done. I would personally say this function is the highlight of the iRabbit.

The size is not intimidating to a first time user, and the shape and texture is nice. It comes in a variety of colors and doesn't have the "cheese factor" like many similar rabbit-style vibrators. The speed controls are somewhat bulky, but provide something good to hold on to. The battery life tends to be rather short, so rechargeable batteries would be a good investment. The vibrator is easy to clean with a toy cleaner or warm water and a gentle soap. It is made from jelly material so if you're looking to share with a partner use a condom and lubricant, since jelly cannot be sterilized.

I have owned this vibrator for a few months now, and have had no problems other than going through batteries relatively fast or the beads temporarily jamming. I would recommend the iRabbit to somebody looking to purchase their first rabbit vibrator, as it is a great toy to experiment with. If you are experienced with rabbits, however, I believe there are other products on the market that can provide what you're looking for that aren't so expensive.