Satisfyer Pro G-Spot Rabbit Review

My Experience With Satisfyer Pro G-Spot Rabbit

When I first received the Satisfyer Pro G-Spot Rabbit, I assumed it would not work well for me. Historically, I haven’t got on well with rabbit vibrators. I’ve usually found that either the internal arm is too big, the clitoral stimulator is too weak, or the two together just don’t work for my anatomy. So I was pleasantly surprised by the Satisfyer Pro G-Spot Rabbit in some ways. It took some experimentation to get the positioning right with this toy. The fact that the clitoral arm and the base of the internal arm are rigidly fixed in place is a real downside. Given that the upper portion of the internal arm is flexible, making its entire length flexible would have been an easy fix for this problem. Eventually, I managed to get the toy into a position that worked for me. The angle of the two arms means that this toy is best suited to those whose vaginal opening and clit are quite close to each other. It’s worth noting that this really isn’t a toy you can thrust with. I tried, as that’s the kind of G-spot stimulation I prefer, but it just pulls the clitoral stimulator away from my clit and ruins my flow. I also don’t love the tip of the shaft – it tapers to a point that feels quite, well, pointy. This toy would immediately be improved by rounding off that tip. Getting poked in the cervix is not my idea of a good time. I feel as though I’m being quite critical here, and I do think this toy has some significant flaws. However, it does consistently give me some pretty intense orgasms when I use it, so I really can’t complain too much. The vibrations are pretty buzzy and nothing to write home about in terms of power. However, the clitoral stimulator is impressively powerful and offers 11 different speeds to choose from.

How I Use It

Getting to Orgasm

Design

The Satisfyer Pro G-Spot Rabbit's design is unusual in a couple of different ways. First, it's white! Though toys are increasingly becoming available in a wider array of colors and styles, this was the first time I'd ever owned a white sex toy. The accents such as the button are rose gold. Overall, the aesthetic is quite minimalistic and it brings to mind a medical device. The downside of it being white is that if anything gets onto it that shouldn't, the silicone may pick up stains more obviously than a darker color would. Shape-wise, the curve is good and I like the flexibility of the G-spot vibrator part, but I would have preferred more flex between the internal and external arm to allow for easier positioning. I would also prefer the end to be a little less... pointy.

Ease of Use

The Satisfyer Pro G-Spot Rabbit definitely has a learning curve attached when you start using it. The shape is ergonomic and it sat comfortably in my hand, but it's quite heavy compared to other rabbit toys. The three-button interface also requires some practice. You control the internal arm with the bottom (gold) button, and can only cycle through the speeds and patterns one way. The external clitoral stimulator is controlled with the two white buttons, and this can be turned up or down. The gold button is quite difficult to press, unfortunately - it requires quite a lot of pressure. The biggest difficulty, though, is getting the clitoral stimulator to stay in place white positioning, or thrusting with, the internal arm.

Quality

I've never had any complaints from Satisfyer products, quality-wise. I've had my G-Spot Rabbit for several years and it still works perfectly. The materials look and feel high quality, and it's well made and robust. The battery life and motors are still as good as they were when I first got the toy. Satisfyer products come with an outstanding 15 year warranty, so clearly the company expects their products to last.

Price

The Satisfyer Pro G-Spot Rabbit retails for $59.95, making it cheaper than many rabbit vibrators on the market and far cheaper than its main competitor. It's great value for the quality. Of course, this toy won't work for everyone (that's always true but I think it's even more relevant here due to the body placement issues) so it's quite a lot of money to spend if it ends up not working for you.

Performance

I've used a lot of Satisfyer products over the years, and I've always found their clitoral suction stimulators to be excellent. The Pro G-Spot Rabbit is no exception. You get strong, intense suction from the clitoral stimulator that rivals what you'll find in more expensive products. Unfortunately, the buzzy motor in the internal stimulator lets the product down overall. This isn't one for you if you prefer deep, intense rumbles.

Packaging

Satisfyer's packaging tends towards minimalistic and elegant. This product arrived in a simple cardboard box with images of the product on the front and a little additional information on the back and sides. Inside, along with the toy, you'll find the charging cable and an instruction leaflet. All the packaging is recyclable.

Materials and care

The Satisfyer Pro G-Spot Rabbit is made of matte silicone. The material is soft to the touch and feels pleasant to hold. It is quite grabby against the skin, so using plenty of lube is going to be essential with this one. Silicone is phthalate-free, non-porous, and body-safe, so top marks there. Cleaning is easy, too. Since the toy is waterproof, just wash it thoroughly in warm water with a gentle antibacterial soap. Take care to ensure the inside of the nozzle is thoroughly clean, as this could harbour bacteria.

Special feature

This toy’s special feature has to be the use of a clitoral suction stimulator instead of traditional rabbit ears for the clitoral arm. Several other similar products have been released since, but Satisfyer was one of the first (possibly the first, but I couldn’t confirm this) to do this precise combination in one toy. The execution could have been better in places, but it’s genuinely cool and innovative, so I’ll give them points for that.