Lovehoney Heat Wave Warming Rabbit Vibrator — Test & Review

Personal Experience

The Biirds and the Bunnies

Operation

Turning Up the Heat!

Design

One stroke, and you won't want to stop petting this velvety bunny. It's enrobed in some of the softest silicone I've ever caressed. Subtle scrollwork traces along contours, and midnight pigment adds sensual depth. While the silhouette sparks interest, the frame is modest enough to encourage shy users. It's sexy, elegant, and petite. Not to mention, the plump clitoral rabbit looks adorable with its tiny ears!

Ease of Use

This vibrator is quite simple to enjoy. The curved shaft and 5.5-inch insertable length target the G-spot. The 1.27-inch diameter is slender enough for beginners, while still imparting a filling sensation. Lots of lubricant eases penetration, and the heating function relaxes tension. The buttons activate with light pressure, which is ideal for arthritic users. That said, it's easy to click the wrong buttons while in use. This can be a minor setback. Overall, it's a lovely beginner's rabbit vibrator.

Quality

Lovehoney doesn't specify the type of silicone used in this product. They do, however, advertise that it's phthalate-free and latex-free. The strong chemical odor doesn't bode well for the silicone's quality, but it's unadvisable to perform a flame test on motorized toys. The motors produce powerful vibrations with little noise. On the maximum setting, the toy couldn't be heard over my AC unit. The medium-low frequency results in pleasant rumbles, and the fully submergible design paints a promising picture of this toy's longevity. While the thin, flexible neck may be the weakest spot, it doesn't feel fragile.

Price

This rabbit retails for $99. It comes with a USB charger, user guide (without English instructions), and the vibrator. Unfortunately, there's no travel bag with this bunny; but it is covered by a 100-day money back promise. While rabbits can cost anywhere from $40-$260, heated toys typically range between $65-$160. This makes the Lovehoney Heat Wave Warming Rabbit Vibrator a mid-priced toy. If you love slender vibrators and sensation play, it could absolutely be worth the purchase.

Performance

There's one glaring flaw in this toy's design- the battery. This toy takes 180-minutes to charge and only returns 60-minutes of play time. This is wildly inefficient. For comparison, my most powerful vibrator charges in 90-minutes for 2-hours of clit-quaking pleasure! Not to mention, the USB charger is flimsy. The magnets aren't powerful enough to secure a firm connection. I found that folding the cord under the toy stabilized the connection, but this can lead to kinks in the wires.

Packaging

The Lovehoney Heat Wave Warming Rabbit Vibrator arrived in a small, cardboard box. The material was thin and flimsy, and there weren't any additional layers for shock absorption. That said, the product arrived with no faults. Additionally, tamper evident tape secured the lid closed, and the vibrator was enclosed in a plastic baggie. As for aesthetic, the box's design was simple. While there are no English directions in the user guide, the exact instructions were printed on the box's side panel.

Materials and care

As mentioned, this vibrator is coated in silicone; it should only be used with water-based lubricant. Wash before and after each use, with a sex toy cleanser. Allow the surface to fully dry before storing. To charge, attach the magnetic USB charger to the vibrator's metal contact points. An indicator light will blink while it charges, and become solid once the battery is full. Protect from extreme temperatures, and never boil motorized toys.

Special feature

The heated function sets this vibrator apart from the average rabbit. The Lovehoney Heat Wave Warming Rabbit Vibrator reaches 107-degrees Fahrenheit (or 41.6-degrees Celsius). This is between 8 and 10-degrees above body temperature. In my experience, the heat enhanced massaging and relaxed tension. Once inside, though, I couldn’t perceive the temperature difference. Regardless, it’s a lovely feature.