Name: Pretty Love's Silicone Rabbit in Pink
Brand: Pretty Love
SKU: 3211-0225
Price: 29.48 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Introducing Pretty Love's Silicone Rabbit in Pink, an exquisite pleasure toy crafted with high-quality silicone. Explore powerful vibrations and dual stimulation for an unforgettable experience. Enhance your intimate moments with this elegant, pleasure-filled rabbit toy.

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SKU: 3211-0225
Color: Pink
Material: Silicone

€29.48

Pretty Love crafts vibrators and realistic dildos designed to feel as good as they look, from rabbit vibrators to app-controlled eggs built for solo pleasure or shared moments.

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Description / Pretty Love's Silicone Rabbit in Pink

Enjoy G-spot and clitoral stimulation. This vibrator is designed to give you pleasure every night. The 7 vibration modes will exceed your expectations and will give you hours of fun. Made of the highest quality materials, it provides you with safety and comfort.

More Information

Durability	Waterproof
Color	Pink
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 Level Count	7
Vibration Pattern Count	7
Device Control	Button
Battery Included	Yes (Intergrated with the device)
Manufacturer	Pretty Love
Brand	Pretty Love
Length (Centimetres)	16.000000
Mean Diameter (Centimetres)	5.400000
Weight (Kilograms)	0.132000

Product Questions (15)

Customer Questions

A rabbit is a dual-stimulation vibrator that targets internal and external spots at once. It has a central shaft for vaginal penetration and an 'ears'-shaped extension that rests on the clitoris. Each part has its own motor, so the internal and external vibration are controlled separately for speed and pattern. Some models add features like shaft rotation or thrusting motion for combined stimulation.

The name comes from the shape of the external extension. The two 'ears' that rest on the clitoris resemble rabbit ears, especially in the category's first models. The category became widely known in the late 1990s after appearing in an episode of Sex and the City, which sent sales soaring. In newer models the external extension may be designed differently, but the category name has stuck.

In a rabbit, two independent motors run at once. The first sits in the shaft and delivers vibration focused on the G-spot during penetration. The second sits in the external extension and targets the clitoris. The two spots are controlled separately, with different speeds and patterns. The combination can lead to a phenomenon known as a 'blended orgasm', where clitoral and internal climax happen almost simultaneously.

Key criteria when choosing: the length and diameter of the internal shaft (12-15 cm for beginners), the flexibility and distance of the external extension (it must reach the clitoris anatomically), the independence of the two motors' controls, and the build material (medical silicone for safety). Extra features like rotation or heating raise the price. Waterproofing is also handy for easier cleaning.

A rabbit is a specific type of dual-stimulation vibrator with an anatomical design. 'Double vibrator' is a broader category covering other designs too. Examples: double-penetration vibrators (vagina and anus at once), wearable couples' vibrators like the We-Vibe (dual stimulation across two bodies at once), or vibrators with two motors at different spots on one body. The rabbit remains the best-known dual-stimulation subcategory.

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.

Luxury vibrators stand out in several areas. They use exclusively premium materials (high-purity medical silicone, metal accents). They have stronger, quieter motors with a wider range of intensity and programs. They often integrate advanced technology like air suction (Womanizer), a secondary pulsing motion (We-Vibe) or full digital app control. The ergonomics are considered and the look more discreet. They come with a 1-5 year warranty.

The value depends on use and priorities. For daily or frequent use, the longer lifespan, ergonomics and build quality often justify the difference. For rare use, a mid-range model of 50-80 euros covers the basics just as well. A key factor is the specific technology: Womanizer's air suction or We-Vibe's secondary motor deliver sensations that cheaper models don't reproduce.

At the top of the premium market sit a few internationally recognised brands. LELO, from Sweden, stands out for aesthetics and luxurious design. Womanizer (German) focuses on air-suction technology for the clitoris. We-Vibe (Canadian) has built its reputation on couples' vibrators and smart functionality. Fun Factory (German) offers a wide range of quality models. Other notable names: Satisfyer, Bellesa Boutique and Crave. All offer an official warranty and service.

Yes, this is one of their core features. Top luxury brands offer a 1 to 5 year warranty, depending on the product category. The warranty covers manufacturing defects in the motor, battery and electronics. They also have official customer service for usage questions, replacements and service. Activating the warranty requires purchase from an authorised reseller. It's an important factor that's practically absent from cheap models.

In some categories yes, in others less. Where it differs substantially: air suction (Womanizer, Satisfyer Pro 2), where the mechanism's quality gives a different sensation from cheaper ones; dual motors with independent intensity, where premium models give a cleaner response at each spot; and intensity stability, where quality batteries hold a steady intensity throughout use. On simple straight vibrators with one motor, the luxury-versus-mid difference is smaller.