The first time I tried a rabbit toy – well, the first few times, if I’m entirely honest – I didn’t understand what the hype was all about. I found the toy cumbersome to use, a poor fit for my body, and lacking in the kind of clitoral stimulation I need. As it turns out, though, I don’t actually hate all rabbit toys. I just hate a lot of them. But the Satisfyer Pro Rabbit is a different style of toy, offering G-spot stimulation alongside a clitoral suction stimulator instead of the traditional vibrating “ears.”

About the Satisfyer Pro G-Spot Rabbit

This twist on the rabbit vibrator design has a rigid clitoral stimulator and a flexible insertable arm which tapers to a ridged tip. The whole toy measures 9″ in length, with an insertable length of 5″ and a diameter of 1.6″ at the widest point. It is USB rechargeable and waterproof.

The Satisfyer Pro Rabbit is made of white silicone with a rose gold button and a tiny rose gold accent around the external arm.

The internal vibrator offers 3 possible constant speed settings and 7 different patterns of vibration. There are also 11 speeds for the clitoral stimulator.

What I Liked About the Satisfyer Pro G-Spot Rabbit

• The silicone is soft and feels nice to the touch.
• The clitoral stimulator has a decent level of power and an impressive number of possible speeds.
• The shape is ergonomic and the handle sat neatly and comfortably in my hand.
• The two motors are controllable separately, and the clitoral stimulator has dual-directional controls so you can turn it down as well as up.
• The buttons are well placed. The white one is easy to press, though the gold one requires you to be a bit more firm.
• The nozzle tip is removable. This makes the toy easy to clean and also makes it easy to swap out between users if you share toys.
• Satisfyer offers an industry-leading 15 year guarantee on its products, so if anything goes wrong with the construction or materials, you’re covered.

Anything I Didn’t Like?

Quite a few things, I’m afraid.

The Satisfyer Pro Rabbit is white, which is a bit of a weird colour choice for a sex toy. It looks a bit too much like a medical device for my tastes, though some people could be into that! It’s kind of minimalistic, which is the opposite of my aesthetic (give me sparkles and confetti and obnoxiously bright colours please and thank you.)

The buttons take some getting used to. The bottom gold button controls the internal arm, cycling through the speeds and the various patterns of vibration. Unfortunately you can only scroll through one way, which is far too common as a thing in general and always pisses me off. The second white button, situated above the gold one, controls the clitoral stimulator, which has various speed settings. Thankfully, this one turns down as well as up as mentioned above.

The biggest difficulty in use is getting the clitoral stimulator to stay in place without jabbing yourself in the cervix with the G-spot arm. Realistically, this toy is only going to work for a small number of bodies. The rigidity of the clitoral arm and the bottom half of the internal arm make positioning a bit of a nightmare.

The vibrations are pretty buzzy and I don’t like internal vibrations anyway. This toy works best for me when it’s inside me but switched off, with just the clitoral stimulator running. But frankly, if I want that combination, a G-spotty dildo and a separate clitoral suction toy will work better.

Verdict

It’s… okay?

I did manage to get off using the Satisfyer Pro G-Spot Rabbit, but I can’t say I’ve ever reached for it again.

The design is interesting, but the vibrations are poor and the positioning will only work for a limited number of bodies.

You can buy this product from retailers such as Whipple Tickle and Bondara.

Satisfyer sent me this toy in exchange for an honest review. I use affiliate links within the post. If you buy through them, I make a small commission which helps me to keep doing this work. All opinions are, and will always be, my own.