This toy, like many, is a dual stimulation vibrator, aimed to stimulate the clitoris (through direct vibrations from a bullet), and the g-spot (through a gyrating shaft/head). The two sliding controls allow the user to adjust very precisely how strong they wish for the vibrations to be, as well as the speed of the gyration of the shaft. The bullet vibrations range from very low-key and quiet, to a very strong, almost overpowering motor. So just about anyone from the most sensitive women to the most finicky of females should be able to find pleasure in this toy. This is most definitely an "in house, when not too many people are around" toy.

This bright purple toy is made of non-Latex, phthalate-free elastomer. With a little bit of lube, it glides very smoothly over the skin in all places. The material has some give to it, but not enough to prevent it from holding its shape, and very readily flexes back when pressed on. The elastomer gives off a very faint smell, like that of plastic. Not exactly a harsh smell, just distinct, though not very noticeable. Over time, because the toy is slightly porous. Despite thorough cleanings (as best as one can do on such a toy), it will eventually begin to hang on to an odor (much like after a significant amount of use, a Tupperware container begins to take on a smell).

Like other Japanese-styled vibrators, this one has a person on the shaft, and a rabbit for the clitoral stimulator. Over there, it's illegal to sell sex toys that are made to reflect human anatomy. The diameter/circumference of the toy was pleasing, not too filling, but substantial enough to certainly know it was there. Length-wise it was equally pleasing; again, not too overwhelming, but more than enough to be aware of its presence. It's a good toy to begin with (easy to use, fairly simple maintenance), but can also be well suited for the more advanced, toy connoisseur. This toy is not so much discreet, seeing as the rabbit-style vibrators are widely recognized no matter where you go, but can be taken on travel providing the batteries are removed (moving the sliding switches are not difficult, and a simple shift in a container it might be in could easily switch it on).

There are two slider switches on the base of the control (on the same side the clitoral stimulator is on - making it easy to access while sitting in a chair, laying in bed with it, etc.) One controls the vibration intensity, while the other controls shaft gyration speed (the shaft/head is at a slight angle from the body of the vibrator). The controls are very easy to use (no directions required in the use of this, really). Both functions of the toy can be very pleasing and stimulating on their own, or in tandem. Noise-wise, this toy was about average for a mid-grade quality vibrator. The vibrations weren't too "buzzy" with not as much stimulation as you get with some toys, but it's not something I'd count on being not able to be heard behind a closed door in a small or medium-sized room. If both sliding switches are on full power, or on the upper half of their limit, they don't perform quite as powerfully as they would if it were functioning by itself (rather than with the other one going at the same time). Not enough to be terribly noticeable, or to make a difference really.

This toy is fairly easy clean-up following use. It is not waterproof, and not splashproof, so it should not be submerged in any way to attempt to clean it. The sliding controls leave the lower compartment (where the batteries are also located) exposed. The elastomer is relatively easy to clean, just a quick wipe-down with a damp cloth or baby wipe usually suffices. Storage is easy, can be stored in a drawer, or anywhere else considered suitable for a toy, and hidden, if need be. Though care should be taken not to store it in direct contact with other toys, as a bond may form between the two materials. Lube-wise it is safest to use water/silicone based lubricants. This material is also not completely non-porous, so a condom should be worn if sharing.

When I received this toy, it came in a transparent plastic box. The decorations adorning the box were very dainty, with little else than the words "rabbit habit" on the front, and the toy sitting plainly in the middle of the inside.

I, personally, did not have the best experience with this toy during its faithful service to me. The gyrating shaft is what started it all, and it kind of went downhill from there. I happen to like it kind of rough, and this toy did not so much enjoy it. The metal rod through the center of the shaft, that allows the upper portion of the toy to gyrate, was bent out of shape under my ministrations (nothing out of the ordinary or extreme). It can be bent back fairly easily, but the metal where the angle is formed weakens substantially as time goes on, and it gets reshaped into its original form. Eventually the rod snapped at the bend. While it was a very nice feature to experience, it was not the primary reason I sought the toy out to begin with. I was looking for penetration sensation and clitoral stimulation. The toy was still capable of those two functions, so I pressed on (no pun intended). After about a year or more of use, one day, I went to go turn on the bullet with one of the sliding switches, and it would not start it. The wiring had come out of the base of the toy (where the switches/batteries are). Being that it was sealed, I did not venture further to fix it, as it was not worth the repair at that point.