I've purchased these mini rabbits in both pink and white. They are really cute and fairly cheap. I think these guys look a little more like mice than rabbits, because of their small size. They are made of a smooth hollow rubber something similar to a barbie head. They are very small and discreet, making a great travel companion.

The vibrations on this little bunny really have a kick. He has strong, medium to high frequency vibrations. The intensity of the vibrations can be controlled with a dial on the battery pack allowing for numerous settings, ranging from an almost inaudible hum to a high frequency buzz. I think I vary rarely used the highest setting. The mouse's eyes can poke a little at times but nothing too uncomfortable, and if bothersome you can just turn him on his back.

This toy seems to have a very long battery life. I think my first one ( which I had for a year) I changed the batteries once and my second one ( I had for about two years) I changed the batteries two or three times. The batteries are also very easy to change and I like that it uses double A's, which are fairly cheap and easily accessible.

The biggest downfall of this toy is that the wire is attached insecurely to the tail of the animal. After frequent use, the wires at the base of the tail can become frayed or the soldering can come detached from the inside motor, this caused erratic vibrations and eventually the bunny stops working. The first one I fixed by re-attaching the wires at the base. Next time I think I might try a little glue or ring at the base of the tail to prevent the wires from pulling out or wearing down.

This bunny guy would be one of my favorite toys if it did not break. I will still be purchasing another one.