In my personal case, I found this kit to come down to one decent, useful item, which was the actual rabbit vibrator. It can be used vaginally, but due to that huge @ss base, if you really wanted to stick a condom over it and use it anally, you could. Definitely not saying that's the intended use, but not everyone follows the rules...That's why Eden started offering those bases to be attached to non-anal friendly toys to make them anal-friendly. That issue being covered, we move on to what this toy stimulates best. In my case, I don't get a whole lot of clitoral stimulation from the bunny. He's a bit too flexible, and his ears would be better as a rigid "V" if you ask me. However, I'm really quite a fan of the vaginal stimulation by the rotating beads. The rotation of the head seems alright, but the beads are what take it to "O!" However, due to the fact that the material is flexible, the texture isn't really firm enough for me to get a real feel of it. The best use for the probe and bullet? They can be used to fill your garbage can up. Otherwise, they aren't anything I use nor will keep. After all, the bullet is packaged up inside of the probe, and as I tried to roll the probe to pull the bullet out, the cord began to pull out of the bullet. The probe isn't firm enough to probe anything in my personal opinion, and this experience made me believe the bullet is too cheap and maybe a little untrustworthy.
If you're a beginner to bunnies, don't let this vibrator scare you off with all the multiple motions. The head rotates, the beads move inside of it, but the actual girth is pretty average. The bunny stops you from having too much length to push in as well. As for more advanced users, I think the material is going to be an issue for you, as is the flexibility of the material. While I'm glad the rotating head is soft, I'm disappointed by the shaft and the bunny. As previously stated, the soft shaft completely defeats the purpose of adding texture, and the bunny isn't particularly stimulating for the clitoris. I think advanced bunny users, or even those who have reviewed several toys, might want to look for a better bunny alternative. That, or at least you may want a kit that actually has more than one useful item in it.
I'm not sure if you want to let a partner guide this toy due to the rotating head. It can end up in the wrong spot, and occasionally it can hurt if it's pushed too deep. In addition, due to those floppy bunny ears, it's more likely that you'll find an angle that works for clitoral stimulation before your partner will be able to guess which position works.

The material is jelly, which is only a 2 on the safety scale. Plastic is also used as well. Jelly feels and smells somewhat like rubber. Jelly cannot be sterilized. Therefore, a condom must be used for sharing. They have to stay in cool, dark places, and can only be cleaned with water and toy cleaner. Avoid harsh soaps. The material is rather disappointing. A lot of people talk about the chemicals that are released from jelly toys. Many people experience infections from using jelly toys since they can't be sterilized either. I don't really know that there is a preferable soft material for this toy, but I can tell you jelly wouldn't be it. As far as the plastic base and bullet...that's to be expected. The texture is both ribbed and smooth for the rabbit, while the bullet is obviously smooth. The probe is almost a little sticky. The smell is a little obnoxious and doesn't wash away. The texture isn't really felt thanks to the material, but the rotating beads and head may be too intense for some very new users.

As Eden lists it, design/size/shape is as follows:
Color:
Pink
Length:
10" / 6 1/2"
Insertable length:
6 1/4" / 6"
Circumference:
3 3/4" / 4 3/4"
Diameter:
1 1/2" / 1 1/4"
Clitoral attachment shape:
Butterfly
Weight:
1 lb

The clitoral stimulator isn't butterfly shaped though. A bunny's floppy little ears are what you'll feel if you happen to position it well enough. I never do really get anything from the numbers. I prefer comparisons to familiar objects. For instance, This rabbit vibrator is slightly longer than a full-size tube of toothpaste though the bunny stops your from inserting it more than about an average hand's length, and it's girth is comparable to a ping-pong ball. It's not discreet, and it's too big and loud to travel with in my opinion.

The head rotates, and the rabbit vibrates. There is a clit attachment. There is more than one speed and more than one function. There is a control pad on the base of the rabbit with 4 buttons. The first is an on/off button. The second is a rotation button. The third and fourth are on/off and high/low vibration settings. On the bullet, there is a sliding button with hi, low, and off settings. The rabbit takes 4 AA batteries, and the bullet takes 2 AA batteries. None of this is waterproof or contains any O-rings. The rabbit can get VERY loud, though the power is on par with the noise level. The controls are a bit much to think about on the rabbit during "me time," and I'm not so happy with the bullet and probe.

As previously stated, keep the probe and rabbit in cool, dark places. Jelly material can melt and apparently also can sweat chemicals. Eden states that water and silicone lube can be used with jelly material. To clean, using harsh soap can be detrimental to jelly. Instead, use water and toy cleaner. This toy and its attachments are a high-maintenance kit. Jelly material also attracts lots of hair, lint, fur, etc. I have to store mine in its original plastic bag until I find another one to store it. The probe and bullet will be tossed.

This kit came in a plain, clear, sealed bag that said "eden fantasys orgasmic foreplay kit" on the front. It was very minimal packaging, so those of you that are green might like that. However, the packaging is still not biodegradable or necessarily earth-friendly. This packaging is useless if you are planning on gifting this kit. It also will only make due for temporary storage for this kit. There were no instructions or information included.