The Nestlin' Bunny is a rabbit vibe is meant to stimulate vaginally, and clitorally at the same time.

Vaginally, the material is sufficiently soft, and the three rounded balls on the shaft are pleasing. Clitorally, the bunny's ears buzz at an impressive intensity (especially for 2 AA batteries- not included) and then I discovered that there was a higher setting.

Size wise, I actually found it to be a little small, and I gravitate towards smaller toys. But for someone unfamiliar with penetration I think this would be a great size. It's also waterproof, so that's a nice touch.

The material is definitely not that of a LELO or Tantus toy, it isn't phthalate free, it can't be sterilized with boiling water, and it is porous. However, it is less expensive than other materials, does have a lot of give, and gets slippery smooth with lube.

The gradually sized balls along the shaft are really nice, and feel good. The ears of the bunny stimulator are soft and flexible. I didn't notice any strong scents or tastes to the material, but it's still a good idea to give it a good wash before use.

The unique characteristic about the Nestlin' Bunny, is the "Flexes with you" ability. This is done with a small rod of metal rings that shoots up the center of the shaft, like the one shown here. It's a neat quality, but the shape doesn't really hold through penetration, and your inner muscles are going to change that shape. But it's still kind of cool.

Like I said before, this isn't a high class, lifetime quality toy. The screw on base is a little iffy, it is waterproof, but I'm not sure total submerging for more than a few seconds wouldn't do it in. The material frays a bit where the toy meets the plastic screw on base, that controls the gradual speed and untwists to open the battery compartment.

The size is very moderate, you'd have to be very very small to find the size uncomfortable. There is a lot of give to the TPR material as well, so as far as size is concerned, unless you dislike smaller sizes, you don't really have much to worry about. The problem with rabbits is always size, getting the clit stimulator to reach, etc. The bendability takes some of the guess work out, because you can bend the base up to better reach your clit.

Also, the Nestlin' Bunny, not a very discreet toy. It's a pink, 9 1/2 inch long rabbit vibe. And you should definitely take the batteries out when not in use. Not to protect the toy, but to keep it quiet, the slightest shuffle in the wrong direction will set it to buzzing, and not very quietly. When actually in use, the sound is muffled some. But, if the bullet in the bunny gets pressed wrong, I think it hits the battery or something hard, because it then creates a "Wuzzzezzz" sound that isn't only distracting, but quite loud.

In terms of performance I was surprised, while the design has it's flaws, the vibes really deliver. I love strong vibrations, and I actually found the highest setting to be a little much; maybe because it's such a high frequency "ZZZEEEE" kind of vibration. Power comes with noise though, and it is a pretty noisy toy. On the lowest setting, a couple of blankets will do the trick. On the highest... a bunch of heavy blankets and a door, will probably muffle most of the noise.

The plastic dial at the base controls intensity, it's relatively easy to use, and a little flimsy. I'm really not sure I would trust total submersion in water.

As previously stated, you can't sterilize TPR with boiling. I would suggest toy wipes, or soap and warm water to clean the Nestlin' Bunny. You should probably hold off on sharing, rabbit vibes that can't be sterilized are very difficult to fully cover for use unless you wrap them in saran-wrap.

TPR is silicone and water based lube compatible. However, the packaging of the Nestlin' Bunny instructs you to only use water based lube. For this reason, I'm not sure I would trust it with silicone lube. That one's your call though.

I'm stunned by the complete lack of information that comes with the Nestlin' Bunny. While it is pretty straight forward, there weren't even indication on how the AA batteries were supposed to be inserted. I had to guess.

The packaging was this: The outside was a shiny paper box, with an image of product on front, girl in dress in the background, the website where you can register the toy for warranty, "Vibrator with Clit Stimulator" in six languages, and "Waterproof." The inside of the box was roughly cut plastic sack, and the toy tucked inside it.

That's it. Nothing to store it in, not even the most basic of an instruction sheet. The packaging was kind of disappointing, the design of the toy was a little lacking, but overall it supplied impressive vibration, and got the job done.