The iRabbit by Doc Johnson is a solid vibrator to introduce to those wanting to explore dual function toys. We have had two models of this vibrator, one that is nearly a decade old and that has been constant and dependable in our toy box for years.

As a dual-function vibrator, the iRabbit is designed to both stimulate the clitoris and penetrate the vagina. All of the iRabbits come in jewel-tone colors, which seems to make it less threatening or intimidating than other vibrators that we came across the first time we were making this purchase. The "rabbit" is for the clitoris, with two ears designed to stimulate it. You can press the ears onto the clitoris for a more intense sensation, or lightly graze the clitoris when my wife wants to "draw it out." The shaft is penis shaped, but with bright colors and rotating pearls within the shaft I don't think that anyone will be intimidated by the look of the shaft.

The shaft, as I stated, has loose rotating pearls that rotate when the shaft button is turned on. If you are looking at the toy, the left on and off button turns on the clitoral control, and the right on and off button turns on the shaft stimulation. There are three other buttons, F1, F2, and F3 and all three control different aspects of the vibration. F1 has clitoral stimulation and the pearls within the shaft rotating. F2 provides continual clitoral stimulation and rotates the shaft as well. F3 provides short pulses of clitoral stimulation and rotation of the shaft. By pressing the buttons on either side of those you can also increase the power of the "constant" vibrations within the shaft or of the clitoral stimulation.

The vibrations can be quite strong and were a great introduction to vibrators for my wife. She has always liked the fact that she can adjust the speeds and power of the vibrations within the toy and likes that she can have high power when she needs it. The vibrations/rotations of the shaft can be very loud. Using this in a shared/communal setting would not be advisable. The vibrations in the shaft are certainly muffled when the shaft is inserted, but they are still audible. The clitoral stimulation is not nearly as loud as the shaft motor, but it still has a powerful motor.

This toy does require batteries and it is not rechargeable. It requires 4 AA batteries and these are inserted at the base of the toy. The bottom unscrews from the toy and you insert the batteries before screwing back on. Using both motors and going through the different speeds can eat batteries quickly. I would suggest removing the batteries from the toy when not in use to help preserve battery life.

The shaft is made from jelly, a very porous material. Through the years we have found a good way of keeping the toy clean and, while a little laborious, it has allowed us to use both of these for several years. First, before play, either my wife or I wipe the toy down with a toy/antibacterial wipe. We also usually put a condom on over the shaft as the jelly sometimes irritates my wife's skin. After play we remove the condom and discard it, and then wipe it town with another toy/antibacterial wipe. You can also use soap and warm water to clean the shaft of this toy. I also tend to wipe the clitoral rabbit ears before and after each use, as well, with a wipe. We have owned both of these for some time, so I do not remember what the packaging looked like for this toy.

This is still a great toy, especially for beginners wanting to experience a rabbit vibrator. This has moved back in our toy rotation mainly because we are investing in high quality rabbit style vibrators now, but this still holds a special place in my wife's heart (and between her legs too I suspect). Not a perfect toy, but one that will bring you a lot of pleasure.