The Danny Dolphin is a rabbit vibrator with a g-spot curve. This toy would work for anyone who enjoys dual stimulation or g-spot stimulation, as it stimulates you internally, focusing on the g-spot, and externally with vibrations on your clitoris. This toy is well suited to solo or partner play, but it is a little loud.

This toy is made of TPE and pretty soft. The toy has a rubbery scent, that is most strong when you open the package, and a harsh rubbery taste that lingers as well, I would definitely not recommend tasting this toy. It is mostly smooth, with some soft nubs on the head of the toy and some ridges going down the shaft. The ridges do add some extra stimulation, but the nubs are hard to detect inside, but I think it makes the rotation a little more noticeable than with a smooth toy.

Because the material is soft, the texture is easy to work with. It could be enjoyed by any level of user. I'm also happy to say that although ridges usually bother me, these were soft enough that they really did not irritate me at all.

The design of this toy is very much like other rabbit vibrators, but it has a g-spot curved head. It worked well for me, and provided stimulation in all the right spots. The clit stimulator may be angled incorrectly for some women though, and it is hard to correct this because there isn't much of a 'nose' to the dolphin. It is flexible and can be pushed closer or further away from the toy but it will always snap back to its normal position.

The size of this toy is average, it is not too big or too small, and I found it satisfying. Size queens may be disappointed, but I would say the size of this toy is suitable for most users. Being a rabbit vibrator with easily-pressed buttons on the controls, this toy is a bit difficult to hide, and would be difficult to travel with. The batteries do come out in a little holder though, so if you took them out travel would be much easier.

This toy is a little odd in that the shaft rotation and the cit stimulator functions are completely separate. There is an on/off and a function button, but these only work for the clit stimulator. Further down, there is a button to control the direction of the rotation, and arrows to control the speed. There is a light indicator for both the clit stimulator and the rotation.

The functions for the clit stimulator are as follows.
1. Low constant vibration, the vibration light is solid green.
2. Medium constant vibration, higher pitched, light is solid orange.
3. High constant vibration, very high pitched, light is solid red.
4. Pulsation/escalation, the toy pulses, gradually reaching the highest speed. Light flashes from green to red.
5. Pulsation from low to high speed, light switches from green to red.
6. Faster low/high pulsation, light switches back and forth still.
7. Low-high-low-hiiigggghhh pulse.
If you press the function button again, it goes back to low vibration.

It is important to note that the on/off button ONLY controls the clit stimulator.

The shaft and head rotation has three speeds, indicated by three vertical lights, one lights up every time you press the up arrow, and it displays the level of rotation constantly. The direction can also be changed. There is not too much overall change in rotation speed from the lowest to the highest level though.

This toy is waterproof, and performed fine in the shower, but I do not recommend submerging it for extended periods of time. Always make sure you tighten the battery compartment very well before taking it into the water.

I found this toy easy to take care of, TPE is a very forgiving material, without the stickiness of silicone or rubber. It can be cleaned with soap and water, toy cleaner, or toy wipes. Because it is waterproof, you could easily rinse it off if you needed to.

I recommend storing this toy in a plastic bag away from other soft toys. Sometimes soft toys can react with each other causing damage to the toys themselves, so it is better to be safe than sorry.

You can use TPE with silicone and water based lubes, however, since the package says silicone on the front and TPE on the back, I would recommend playing it safe with water based lube.

This toy is packaged in a simple clamshell packaging with a cardboard insert. The cardboard insert is confusing, on the front it claims the toy is silicone, but on the back it claims it is TPE. It has a small description of the toy and the features in eight different languages on the back, and in the front it contains blurbs about the toy in English and German.

The package does have a typical nude lady on it, but most of the nudity is covered and I was only able to find a small nipple-peek on the back of the packaging. Nonetheless, it is not well suited for gifting or storage. The clamshell pack is large and a bit difficult to open and close, so it's not something I would keep around.

In my opinion, this toy is pretty nice. It just has a few things holding it back. The first thing is that it runs on AAA's. Honestly, I wish toy manufacturers would stop trying to make rabbits that run on AAA's. They just don't put out enough power, even using 3 or 4 of them. Rabbit vibrators that rotate need to have some good power put behind that motor or they will struggle once inserted. Although this toy does still rotate while inserted, when it's squeezed it noticeably slows down and if squeezed tight enough would probably stop.

The other thing holding it back is the confusing packaging. It says silicone, in English, twice on the front of the package, and then on the back says it is TPE. I think this is deceiving, and it confused me for a while since I thought it was TPR silicone. I am still not sure what they meant, but I'm not willing to risk ruining the toy by testing silicone lube on it. Since it's not pure silicone, it's really up in the air as to how much damage would be done.

However, I doubt the casual toy user would mind those things too much, and it is still a very nice toy. While it is not the strongest motor, it still worked for me, quite well, and I think it's a nice toy for most people. If you already have a dozen rabbits you like, though, you may want to skip out on this one- besides the g-spot curve, it doesn't add much new to the table.