Silicone swirls exhilirator - g-spot rabbit vibrator discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by wildfeeling

So, this is my second review and my second toy. Constructive criticism is much appreciated and I hope I'm helpful!

I got this when I started to realize that my first vibrator was dying. Overall, I think that this is a great toy, but it's just not right for someone like me. The toy features an insertable part (3.5 inches from the base of the "rabbit" to the tip of the toy) with a wide head, supposedly for g-spot penetration. It also has a "rabbit" nub for clitoral stimulation, with a motor in each. The toy is covered in cute little swirls and patterns, and the material is clear enough that someone who looks hard enough can see both motors and the battery compartment. I think it's kinda interesting to look at the inner workings of your toy.

I just want to discuss how some people are saying this might be "great for beginners." This is my second ever sex toy, and it's a bit embarrassing, but I can't use it the way it's intended comfortably. The wide head is too large for me to insert and enjoy, and it doesn't go deep enough for me. It just sits uncomfortably near the opening of the vagina and doesn't do much but cause an uneasy sort of fullness. When the toy is inserted, the "rabbit" part doesn't work very well for me either. I can't get it to stay in one spot and it moves around, making me lose the vibrations in the places I need them most. So I don't know if this means I'm smaller or just that my body isn't very suited to this toy, but if you're a beginner and aren't sure about toys with a bigger insertable part, I'd suggest looking elsewhere first. For a beginner I would suggest something with a small to average insertable piece that cups the clitoris. I know everyone is different, but being somewhat of a beginner, I just want to let people know that not everyone will be able to get the full enjoyment out of this toy.

The best feature of the toy is the pulsating effect. When you turn on the toy and just listen to it, you won't notice the pulsating, but if you feel it with your hands, or other body parts, you can feel something reminiscent of a massage chair roller going up and down your back, only on a smaller scale. What it really is, is a slight increase and decrease in the power of the vibration, but that's what it reminds me of so I thought it would be helpful to share.

This toy is easy to clean. It's made out of TPR silicone (which means don't use silicone lube with it - water based lube is best) and you can just clean it with mild (antibacterial is best) soap or toy cleaner. You might have to make sure to get into the grooves in the swirls and the design on the sides and back, but that's not very difficult to do. Exercise care around the dial/cover when you're cleaning it, however. The toy isn't waterproof and you don't want soap or water to get into the battery compartment.

The only downside to this toy, to me, is that I'm not able to enjoy it to its full capacity. It lasts quite a while on two AA batteries, it's easy to clean, it's not too loud, it has those two awesome motors and the pulsating feel, and it looks good. If you decide to buy it, maybe you'll be better able to use it and enjoy it more than I do. Have fun!

I can't comfortably use this the way it was really intended. So I turn it around and use just the rabbit part against my clitoris and that does the job just fine. I don't like that fact, but at least I can enjoy this toy some way.

Because I take advantage of the flexibility of the "rabbit" part of the toy, I've started to notice some wear around the top of where the piece connects to the base. I can't say it looks like it's going to tear off or anything, but I just want others to know so that they can be a little more careful than I have been.

Also, it's been long enough that I'm not sure what the toy smelled like brand new out of the box, so I can't tell if it's the soap I use or the smell of the toy itself, but my toy always smells sweet. If you get it and it doesn't smell sweet out of the box, try using a softly scented antibacterial soap. Nothing with moisture beads or anything like that, though.

Lastly, this is an incredibly small detail, but sometimes the dial control will become hard to turn and will more readily unscrew and come off than go to a lower level of vibration. When you take the cover off you can then turn the dial any way you want to, but this is really annoying to have happen during use and I don't think it can be caused by user error.

Though I still think it could be a problem for some smaller people, my problem was entirely a matter of adequate lubrication and being "ready" for it. I could lube up to death, but I have to warm myself up to it before I can use it to its full potential...but then it is faaaantastic.

Also I've noticed that as long as it's not at the highest setting, this is quiet enough to where I can't hear it if I'm using it under blankets in a room with some white noise (music, a fan, air conditioner). Hopefully that's helpful to you.