Name: We-Vibe Rave 2 Vibrator - Fuchsia
Brand: We-Vibe
SKU: 3019-5000
Price: 129.73 EUR
Availability: InStock

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In stock

SKU: 3019-5000
Color: Fuchsia
Material: Silicone

€129.73

Thoughtfully engineered for real bodies, We-Vibe crafts couples vibrators and clitoral toys designed to move with you, whether shared or solo.

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Durability	Waterproof
Color	Fuchsia
Has App	Yes
Compatible Lubricants	Water based lubes
Material	Silicone
Waterproof	No
Glow in the Dark	No
Usage	Anal, G-Spot, Vaginal
Power Supply	Rechargeable Battery
With Vibration	Yes
Vibration Pattern	Configurable
Device Control	App Controlled
Battery Type	Integrated Lithium Ion
Battery Included	Yes (Intergrated with the device)
Manufacturer	We-Vibe
Brand	We-Vibe
Run Time (min)	120
Charging Time (min)	90
Number of Motors	2
Length (Centimetres)	19.300000
Mean Diameter (Centimetres)	3.100000
Max Diameter (Centimetres)	3.100000
Insertable Length (Centimetres)	8.000000
Weight (Kilograms)	0.350000

Product Questions (15)

Customer Questions

A G-spot vibrator is designed specifically to stimulate the internal spot on the front wall of the vagina, about 5-8 cm past the entrance. Its signature shape is a pronounced upward curve or angle at the tip, so the head touches that specific spot directly. It has an internal motor producing vibration focused at the tip of the toy. It's usually made of medical silicone with slight flexibility for easier adjustment.

A G-spot vibrator's anatomical curve follows the natural angle of the vaginal canal toward the front wall, where the G-spot sits. As it enters the body, the tip naturally turns in that direction. With light upward pressure, the vibration is delivered straight to that spot. The curve's angle usually ranges from 25 to 45 degrees, depending on the model. The more pronounced the curve, the more specific the targeting.

The G-spot is on the front wall of the vagina, about 5-8 cm from the entrance. With a finger inside and the palm facing up, the area has a slightly different texture from the surrounding walls: often rougher or 'ridged'. When aroused, the area swells and becomes more noticeable. Sensitivity varies significantly between people: some respond strongly, others less. So it doesn't serve everyone the same way.

The G-spot responds better to steady pressure and deep, rumbly vibration than to fast, surface buzz. Many users report a preference for medium to strong intensity and a steady rhythm. Some models combine vibration with a light 'come hither' thrusting motion (mimicking a beckoning finger), which is considered very effective for this spot. Personalisation matters: a vibrator with 5-10 speeds and different patterns lets you find the right setting.

Yes, but with conditions. If it's your first vibrator, go gradually. First, get to know the area with external stimulation, using fingers or a classic vibrator to map it. Then choose a G-spot vibrator with a small curve, modest size (12-15 cm long, 3-4 cm diameter) and low starting intensity. Use plenty of lube for smooth insertion. If a beginner starts with a large, powerful G-spot vibrator, the experience can be uncomfortable. Also, some people don't respond strongly to G-spot stimulation, and that's normal.

The classic vibrator is the most traditional design in the category. It has a straight or slightly curved form, a smooth surface and a cylindrical shape, with no anatomical details (veins, ridge, testicles). The vibration comes from an internal motor and spreads through the whole shaft. It's used mainly for internal stimulation but works externally too. Historically it's the starter category in modern sex toys, available from very simple to quality models.

It suits beginners who prefer a simple, uncomplicated model, users who find the anatomical details of realistic vibrators irrelevant, and those wanting flexibility for internal and external stimulation. It's also one of the most affordable starter categories, with quality models from 20-40 euros, and the smooth shape makes cleaning easy. It isn't the best choice for specific G-spot targeting or for those wanting a realistic look.

In core function (vibration) they don't differ. The main difference is in aesthetics and texture. The classic has a smooth, uniform shape and vivid colours (purple, pink, red). The realistic mimics a penis anatomically, with a ridge, veins, possibly testicles, in skin tones. In terms of feel, the dual-density silicone used in realistic models gives a softer outer surface. The choice is a matter of preference in look and texture.

Most modern classic vibrators have 3-7 speeds and 3-10 vibration patterns. The simplest budget models have 3 speeds (low, medium, high) with 1-2 control buttons. More advanced models offer up to 10 different settings and more complex patterns. Beyond the number, what matters is the intensity range (the gap between the lowest and highest speed) and smooth transitions between settings.

Generally, yes. The classic vibrator gathers several advantages for a first purchase: simple handling, versatile use (external and internal), medium-to-good vibration intensity and an affordable price. Compared with more specialised toys (rabbit, wand, suction), it gives a general orientation to the category before choosing a more specialised next toy. For a first use, models 13-15 cm long, 3-3.5 cm in diameter and made of medical silicone are recommended.

Couples' vibrators are designed specifically for use during sex, to stimulate both partners at once. They fall mainly into two types. C-shaped models like the We-Vibe are worn by the woman: one side goes inside the vagina and the other touches the clitoris, leaving room for penetration. Vibrating cock rings are worn around the penis and buzz the clitoris during sex.

C-shaped couples' vibrators, like the We-Vibe, are worn by the woman before sex. One side sits internally in the vagina, targeting the G-spot. The external side rests on the clitoris. The flexible silicone lets the partner enter alongside it, while the vibrator keeps buzzing both spots. Vibrations come from two independent motors, one on each side. Many modern models are controlled via a smartphone app, even from a distance.

Yes, that's their core feature. In C-shaped models, the internal side delivers vibration to the vagina and G-spot, while at the same time giving noticeable vibration to the partner's penis during penetration. In vibrating cock rings, the mechanism usually sits on top, touching the clitoris directly, while the ring also helps maintain the erection through light compression at the base of the penis.

It suits couples with certain traits. First, comfort discussing preferences: the choice needs communication. Second, openness from one or both to new experiences: if one refuses, the investment doesn't pay off. Third, physiological compatibility: some toys require a specific position. It doesn't fit if there's dependence on the toy or if it replaces intimacy rather than complementing it. The advice: talk first, then buy.

Models with smartphone app control, like modern We-Vibe and Lovense, add flexibility. They allow control by the partner without being in the same room (long distance), custom pattern programming and syncing vibrations to sound or music. The extra cost is usually 20-40% above equivalent models without an app. If those features go unused, a simpler model serves just as well.