Rabbit Vibrator Features & What To Expect
The first rabbit vibrator hit the market in Japan in 1983, where its adorable design and incredible stimulation would eventually become nothing short of legendary around the globe.
The rabbit’s namesake characteristic — bunny ears — provide functional stimulation of the clitoris, but they were also a clever way to skirt obscenity laws in Japan.
The rabbit gained widespread popularity when it was used as a key plot point in the first season of HBO’s Sex and the City in the 90s.
A rabbit vibrator is similar to a G-spot vibrator with one major distinction: It has an arm that protrudes from the shaft, curving away from it slightly to stimulate your clitoris when the shaft is inserted into your vagina.
Many modern rabbits still have the namesake “bunny ears” of the original design, which rest on either side of the clitoris and cradle it as they vibrate, while contemporary models feature an arm that is often rounded at the tip.
Yeah, the sensations this type of stimulation creates can be as intense as it looks.
Rabbit vibrators can offer many features that may include:
- Having dual motors (in the insertable shaft, and the clitoral arm), or even triple motors if the rabbit provides anal stimulation
- Having a textured surface on the bunny ears or the tip of the arm
- Offering a variety of vibration patterns and settings
- Customization of patterns and settings for the arm and shaft independently
- Having a heated shaft
- Having a thrusting shaft
- Being rechargeable
- Being waterproof
Because this type of toy provides dual (or triple) stimulation, any protruding arm often has its own motor and speed settings that operate independently of the shaft, allowing the user to customize both as needed.
Although rabbits are primarily used to stimulate the clitoris and G-spot, they vibrate like crazy and can also be used to stimulate the:
- Vulva
- Labia
- Nipples
- Anus
- Labiocrural fold (where the thighs meet the outer labia)
- Frenulum (just beneath the head of the penis)
- Perineum (found between the genitals and anus)
- Any other erogenous zone that enjoys vibrating stimulation
These vibrators tend to be on the larger side because they are meant to be fully inserted, generally 4 to 6 inches, to stimulate the G-spot and vagina.
Although the noise level can vary between different styles of rabbits, they do tend to be on the louder side because of their multiple motors.
In terms of price, the cost of a rabbit vibrator can vary — widely.
Taking a look at the selection on Adam & Eve’s website — a trusted retailer we personally reviewed — rabbit vibrators can run anywhere from about $20 to nearly $200.
No matter your speed or budget, there’s a perfect rabbit vibrator for everyone who’s searching for dual stimulation just the way they like it.
