Pro Rabbit Vibrator

A rabbit vibrator is a dual-stimulation sex toy that pleasures the clitoris and the vagina at the same time. The internal shaft stimulates internally (often the G-spot), while the soft external “ears” sit on the clitoris for focused clitoral stimulation.

Apply a little water-based lube, insert the shaft so it rests comfortably against your G-spot, and position the ears on the clitoris. Start on a low setting and explore steady speeds or patterned vibrations until you find your sweet spot.

If you like a gentle stretch, choose a slimmer shaft (around 2.8–3.4 cm diameter). If you enjoy a fuller feeling, go a little wider. Prioritise comfort—there’s no “right” size, only what feels good for you.

Rumbly vibrations feel deeper and travel through tissue—many people find them more satisfying for both clitoral and internal play. Buzzy vibes feel more surface-level and tingly. If you’re unsure, start rumbly.

Yes. Many rabbit vibrators have a curved or bulbous tip that targets the G-spot while the ears stimulate the clitoris, creating that signature blended orgasm some people love.

Absolutely. Use it solo, during foreplay, or during penetrative sex if the shape allows. Communicate, go slow, and let the clitoral arm guide positioning so everyone’s comfy.

Most modern rabbit vibrators are bedroom-friendly. Lower speeds are usually whisper-quiet; higher intensities make more sound, but a closed door or duvet typically muffles it. Nirobi Pro Rabbit is rated <50db.

Use a quality water-based lube with silicone toys to protect the material and keep sensations silky. Avoid silicone-based lube unless your product page specifically says it’s compatible. Ideally use Nirobi water based lubricant.

After play, wash with warm water and mild, unscented soap or a toy cleaner. Rinse well, pat dry, and store somewhere clean and lint-free. Keep the charging port dry and fully air-dry before charging.

No. Rabbit vibrators aren’t designed with a flared base. For anal play, choose toys with a wide, safe base to prevent slippage.

Take your time. Start with lube and the lowest setting, try different angles, and let your body lead. There’s no wrong way to enjoy pleasure—go slow, breathe, and follow what feels good.