I was first introduced to this style of rabbit vibe at a home-sex party. I clearly recall the reaction of the other attendees when the toy was passed around: giggling, followed by "oh, look what this baby can do!" Essentially, this is the same toy; however, some take AAA's, this particular model takes 3 double AA's.

Out of the box, there is some odor, but nothing offensive. Initial inspection reveals very basic functionality and ease of use: two raised buttons to operate the squirmy motion and two for the vibrator, one low and one high, respectively. The length and girth are average and suitable for most any female user. The rubber surface is etched with an Asian-inspired face (vibe is elsewhere known as an “Osaki beaver”). I’m not quite sure why this vibe needs a face at all, since it doesn't enhance the experience whatsoever. In fact, all those grooves just makes the toy harder to clean, unless you cover it with a condom, which you really should, but seriously, how many of us remember to do that in the heat of the moment?

Playtime! Once I had a quiet moment to myself (which in my house is hardly ever) I put this cutie to work. That short amount of time was all I needed to achieve two very satisfying climaxes. It exceeded my expectations for an economy rabbit. The toy itself is a bit noisy on high, so if you want to be discreet, get under the covers. I didn’t use the rotating function, at least not intentionally (see next paragraph). The vibe feature alone does the job quite well. On the other hand, I could do without the dancing Geisha.

On the downside, since the buttons are raised, it is very easy to trip one of the others and change modes, or even worse, completely turn it off right as you are “almost there”. Quick fix though.

Cleaning and Maintenance: You may need a designated toy-cleaning toothbrush to get in the grooves if you choose not to use a condom. Bacteria can build up in there and things could get ugly. Be aware that the toy is not waterproof, so avoid getting the battery compartment wet.

Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, I want to discuss durability. The rubber material can take quite a pounding. I’m very hard on my toys, mainly because I use them quite often, and this one is no exception. In fact, I use this style the most, but it doesn’t adapt well to my size and shape. By this, I mean that I have to work it very deep and hard to reach my clitoris. Hence, I’ve busted the vibe in the pleaser tip several times and have even torn the rubber material in the V-portion where the shaft joins the clitoral stimulator.

Whatever you decide, don’t underestimate the abilities of this toy and pass on it because of a few deficiencies. It works well. I’m still buying it year after year and I don’t do that unless the pros outweigh the cons, which in this toy’s case, they do!

This toy is great to use if you want some DP action! I have found that by lying on my stomach and using this toy in my pussy while my partner pleases me anally, I can have some very intense orgasms.

Lately, I've been paying more attention to material safety and have begun the process of purging my toy stash of unsafe materials and replacing it with silicone toys ( or other materials with 6+ safety grade); however, I can't quite part with my rubber beaver just yet. The girth is just right and the "vroom" still does the trick effectively.

I'm sticking to my opinion that this is a good starter rabbit-style vibrator. If it works, there's always the option to upgrade. And if it doesn't perform quite to standard, no big investment was squandered.