I Tested the 12 Best Rabbit Vibrators, Starting at $25

Do you remember your first sex toy? Mine was the CalExotics Jack Rabbit Vibe ($60; $36). It was pretty (and pink), offered double stimulation (hello, orgasms!), was super easy to use and was within my budget. Basically, the rabbit vibrator checked all the boxes, and while I've dabbled with different sex toys over the years, I always come back to it. Needless to say, the rabbit vibrator—which features two main parts that provide internal and clitoral stimulation at the same dang time—is one of the best sex toys for beginners, pros and everyone in between (ahem, like Charlotte from Sex and the City). And since it's available in many shapes and sizes (literally), I got recommendations from experts (a sex educator and a sexologist) and tested a bunch of top-rated options to bring you this list of the 12 best rabbit vibrators that money can buy. Scroll on to find out more about the not-so-silly rabbit that I consider a must-have.

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•  Dr. Carol Queen, PhD, is a sex-positive author and sexologist at Good Vibes, a sex toy shop and education hub for all things pleasure. She earned a doctorate in sexology at the Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality in San Francisco, California. She joined the Good Vibes team in 1990 and has more than four decades of experience as a writer, speaker and educator. In 2015, she served as the lead author of The Sex & Pleasure Book: Good Vibrations Guide to Great Sex for Everyone.
• Javay Frye-Nekrasova, MEd, is a sex educator and content creator. Also known as The Millennial Sexpert, her areas of expertise are pleasure, communication and sex toys. She offers sex workshops, including "The Art of Fingering" and "Let's Talk About Sex: A Playbook for Better Communication." Frye-Nekrasova also has a digital sex ed series, In Bed With a Millennial, on Instagram.

A rabbit vibrator is a type of sex toy that is known for having two main parts: a shaft for vaginal stimulation—which often can rotate and massage the vaginal canal (ahem, along the G-zone) and another, smaller nub (or bunny ears) for clitoral pleasure. What is the overall effect of the simultaneous stimulation? Frye-Nekrasova says, "It can lead to more intense orgasms for many people," and I'm one of them. Queen adds, "[It feels the same as when you] stimulate your own clitoris during intercourse or dildo play."

Also, depending on the rabbit, it can have *tons* of features, like double-digit vibration, thrusting, clitoral suction and heating modes (oh la la). Some are also waterproof, rechargeable and made of soft materials. So how do you know the difference between a good one and a great one? Queen tells me, "A great rabbit fits your body. You need to pay attention to the length of the shaft from the point of the rabbit (or comparable attachment) to the tip. [As for materials,] I like to recommend silicone because it's so easy to clean." Frye-Nekrasova also says that you should look into the toy's battery life and quietness (because, let me tell you there's nothing worse than a noisy sex toy that dies faster than you can get there). Nevertheless, you don't have to worry about that happening to you because, like I said, I tested a slew of rabbit vibrators and rounded them up in a list, so all you have to do is add them to your cart.

For 30 days, I had the pleasure of testing ten rabbit vibrators that Queen, Frye-Nekrasova and shoppers have recommended. To determine if they're worth every penny, I completed three 30-minute solo sessions for each toy and evaluated them based on quality, functionality, ease of use and orgasm potential (duh). I also read hundreds of reviews to get a consensus about the pros and cons of each rabbit vibrator and whether they're ideal for first-timers or experienced users. So, whether you're shopping for your first rabbit vibrator or your third one, have no fear! Here are the 12 best rabbit vibrators you can buy in 2024, from one woman to another.

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• Opt for silicone options: According to Queen and Frye-Nekrasov, when shopping for sex toys (any sex toys), you should always opt for body-safe and high-quality materials like silicone. Known for being flexible, realistic and soft, it is commonly used to make rabbit vibrators, which require a certain level of bendiness. So, it's no coincidence that most of the options on this list are made of silicone—it's one of the best rabbit vibrator materials, so if I were you, I would stick to it.
• Prioritize comfortable designs: The best rabbit vibrators keep you in mind. That said, go for ergonomic designs (like the We-Vibe Nova 2), which reduce the risk of injury and discomfort. You should also prioritize flexible options since you can adjust them to fit you in all the right places. You can also consider rabbit vibrators with handles and thrusting functions (not limited to the Lelo Soraya 2 and the Adam & Eve thrusting rabbit), which make them easier to use.
• Look for at least eight vibration modes: Reviewers who have had their rabbit vibrators for decades will tell you that versatile vibration modes are the key to never getting bored. Needless to say, it's always better to choose a rabbit vibrator with more vibration modes and intensity levels, whether you're a beginner or a pro. This way, you can toggle through them over time (or all at once, I'm not judging!).
• Read reviews: If you want to get an idea of what to expect before purchasing a rabbit vibrator, Queen says you should definitely read the reviews. "Looking at customer ratings [will give you a sense] of shoppers' satisfaction with their choice. Different users may have different reactions to the same toy—but you can learn from the responses of others if you take that into account."

The best overall rabbit vibrator—drumroll, please—is the We-Vibe Nova 2 ($149). Not only did it check all of my boxes with its super-smooth silicone material and ten speeds and patterns, but Queen and Frye-Nekrasova also highly recommend it because it's as flexible as can be. In other words, this toy, which offers double stimulation that will make you want to go a second (and possibly third) round, can be adjusted to your body for optimal comfort and orgasm potential (shoutout to its ergonomic design). Still, you can't go wrong with any of the other options in this roundup, including the Adam & Eve Thrusting rabbit ($105; $68) that works smarter, not harder, and the Satisfyer Mono Flex ($70), which has 50 vibration modes.