The Jopen Vr7 seems to me to be the pinnacle of the rabbit class of vibrator. A rabbit vibrator is designed to pleasure the G-spot and the clitoris at the same time, thus providing a double whammy of stimulation that supposedly leads to more intense orgasm. This well crafted tool fulfills its role masterfully and won't disappoint in solo or sex with a partner. Basically, this thing is designed to make you cum.

The Vr7 is constructed out of seamless 100% silicone. The silicone blend used on the Vr7 is some of the smoothest silicone I have experienced. It is also some of the softest, much softer than most of the stuff used by other brands. For me, this was a huge plus, but your mileage may vary. The velvety silicone is extremely smooth, but it is matte and will require a lot of lube or it can dry you out. The toy can be bent too, and is flexible because of the softness.

The overall design of the Vr7 matches the texture of the silicone. It's sleek and smooth and slender almost like an alien spaceship. It's pretty large and hefty. The main shaft is just the right size, not too big not too small, and contains one of the 2 vibrating motors. It also contains a motor that rotates the toy. Like most rabbits, the Vr7 has a flexible arm that's for pressing up against the clit. It's super flexible and can be wrangled into any position.

From looking at the Vr7, the controls are not immediately apparent; but, once you figure out where the buttons are and how they function, it's super easy to make this thing dance the way you want it to. There are two buttons at the base of the toy. One controls each part of the toy, the shaft and the arm. The special thing with this toy is the unique rotation of the shaft. I have never heard of another toy that did this and it turns out to be quite effective at hitting the G-spot. The motor that powers the rotation is impressively strong as well, which is a bonus.

Recharging the Vr7 takes a long time, but then again, the charge also lasts a long time and you never have to worry about batteries again.

Care for the Vr7 is pretty simple because it's coated in silicone. You can wash or boil it to keep it clean without much effort. As normally is the case with silicone, it attracts a lot of fuzz, so you should keep it in the bag it comes in. The other big thing is that you shouldn't use silicone based lubes with any silicone toys even though it might be ok. I am curious to see how long these pricier toys will last and will do a follow-up review.