The Sensu is a silky-smooth silicone vibe with a detachable power cord. The head is slightly flared, and the uppermost inch of the shaft is slightly ribbed, while the clit attachment is larger than most rabbit attachments for a greater area of stimulation. There are three control buttons: power on/off, thrusting speed, and vibration intensity. The vibration intensity button controls the shaft and clit attachment simultaneously, rather than having separate options for each motor. The buttons are flush with the shaft, which makes them slightly hard to find (particularly in the middle of use).

I was ultra-hyped to try my first thrusting vibrator. The Sensu's vibrations have decent power, although not quite as much as I like, and the thrusting is definitely fun ... but it wasn't quite enough to get me to The Big O. The vibrations lack the intensity that I need in my toys, and the thrusting, while it does target the G-spot surprisingly well even without manual directing, did not have enough speed or power to get me off.
It is, as mentioned before, difficult to find the control buttons - especially if you can't see them - which makes this toy a little less user-friendly than it would be otherwise.
I did like that I could use my hands for, ahem, other things, since the Sensu doesn't slide out even while it's thrusting. I was also a big fan of the clit attachment; I don't generally go for rabbit vibrators because the clitoral stimulation is so often lacking, but the enhanced size of the Sensu combined with the strong vibrations definitely put it above and beyond every other rabbit I've tried.
Another bonus is that it is fairly quiet, even when both vibrating and thrusting. It can hardly be heard through a blanket or two and not at all through a closed door.

The Sensu doesn't make it to my list of favorite toys, but that's not to say that it doesn't have its uses. It's a great option for teasing and foreplay, especially if you want to get yourself or a partner riled up before the big act while keeping your hands free - which is particularly useful if you, like me, enjoy a little impact play. Trust me, it's much easier to deliver a spank if you aren't trying to manually move a vibrator at the same time. And, for toy-users who are a little more sensitive than I, the Sensu would probably take you to O-town and beyond with its three different types of stimulation.
It is worth noting that, because of the collapsible section at the base that allows the toy to thrust, the Sensu is a little harder to clean than most toys. The silicone is thin and bendable in that portion of the toy, but it's still tricky to get between all of the little ridges.

This is one rabbit vibrator where I can't complain that the clitoral stimulation doesn't live up to expectations. Overall the intensity is moderate - a 3/5 in my book - but the rabbit attachment doesn't slack off. Fans of rabbit vibes who have been disappointed by poor external stimulation will definitely appreciate the Sensu's vibration distribution.
Another point in the Sensu's favor is the positioning of the attachment; it targeted my clit perfectly and applied a pleasant amount of pressure without needing me to bend it around as I have for other rabbits.

The Sensu wasn't able to make me orgasm, but as I mentioned before, it does make for a great build-up. It will get you squirming even if it doesn't take you all the way!
Users who prefer low-to-moderate intensity and speed will definitely have more success with this one than I did. The thrusting adds a whole new layer to the mixed orgasms that you usually get with a rabbit vibrator, so it's worth a try even if you already have a rabbit vibe that you like.