Rabbit Vibrators Melbourne — What They Are, How to Use Them & Our Top Picks
Rabbit Vibrators Melbourne — What They Are, How to Use Them & Our Top Picks
The rabbit vibrator is one of the most iconic sex toys ever made. Since its pop culture moment in the late 1990s it's become synonymous with female pleasure — and for good reason. When used correctly, a rabbit vibrator provides something almost no other toy can match: simultaneous internal and external stimulation at the same time. But there's also a learning curve, and a lot of people buy their first rabbit vibrator and find it less effective than expected simply because they weren't sure how to use it properly.
This guide covers everything — what rabbit vibrators are, why they work, exactly how to use one, the most common mistakes, our top Melbourne picks available right now, and answers to every question you might have.
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- What is a rabbit vibrator?
- How to use a rabbit vibrator
- Our top Melbourne rabbit picks
- How to choose the right rabbit
- Common mistakes
- Frequently asked questions
What Is a Rabbit Vibrator?
A rabbit vibrator is a dual-stimulation vibrator designed to provide internal (G-spot or vaginal) stimulation and external (clitoral) stimulation at the same time. It consists of a main insertable shaft and a smaller protruding arm — the "rabbit ears" — positioned to sit against the clitoris while the shaft is inserted.
The original Rabbit Habit — a rotating Japanese vibrator imported to Australia and the US in the 1990s — became famous after appearing on a television series and sparked a global wave of interest in dual stimulation toys. The "rabbit" name comes from those early designs, which had a small rabbit-shaped attachment at the base of the shaft.
Today's rabbit vibrators are dramatically more sophisticated. The best models use two completely independent motors — one in the shaft for internal stimulation and one in the clitoral arm — each with their own controls. This means you can independently adjust the intensity of internal and clitoral stimulation to find the exact combination that works for you.
The blended orgasm
The reason rabbit vibrators have such a devoted following is the "blended orgasm" — an orgasm triggered by simultaneous internal and external stimulation that many people describe as more intense, longer-lasting, and more satisfying than either type of orgasm alone. Not everyone experiences blended orgasms, and not every rabbit vibrator produces them for every person, but the combination of G-spot stimulation and direct clitoral vibration gives rabbits a unique advantage over single-stimulation toys.
How is a rabbit vibrator different from a regular vibrator?
A regular vibrator typically provides either internal or external stimulation. A rabbit vibrator provides both simultaneously. A G-spot vibrator provides internal stimulation with a curved shaft but no clitoral arm. A bullet vibrator provides external clitoral stimulation only. The rabbit is the only category specifically designed to do both at once.
How to Use a Rabbit Vibrator
This is where many people go wrong. A rabbit vibrator requires a slightly different approach than other vibrators, and the fit and positioning of the clitoral arm is critical to how well it works. Here's the complete guide.
Step 1 — Use lubricant
Apply water-based lubricant generously to the shaft before insertion. Even if you're naturally aroused, lubricant makes insertion more comfortable, reduces friction on the silicone surface, and allows more natural movement during use. Always use water-based lube with silicone vibrators — silicone lubricants can degrade silicone toy surfaces over time. Browse our lubricant range for water-based options.
Step 2 — Get fully aroused first
Rabbit vibrators work best when you're already aroused. When aroused, the vaginal canal lengthens slightly and the clitoris engorges — both of which help the rabbit's geometry fit better. Inserting a rabbit vibrator without sufficient arousal makes it harder to position the clitoral arm correctly and makes insertion less comfortable. Spend time on foreplay or use external stimulation first.
Step 3 — Insert the shaft
Insert the shaft of the rabbit slowly, angling it slightly toward the front wall of the vagina (toward the belly button). The curved tip of most rabbit vibrators is designed to apply pressure to the G-spot, which sits on the anterior (front) wall approximately 5–7cm inside. Go slowly, allow the body to adjust, and stop at the point where the clitoral arm rests naturally against the external clitoris.
Step 4 — Positioning the clitoral arm
This is the most important step and the one most commonly skipped. The clitoral arm needs to actually be in contact with the clitoris for dual stimulation to work. Because everyone's anatomy is different — clitoral position, vulval anatomy, and the distance from vaginal opening to clitoris all vary — the arm won't automatically land in the right place for everyone. Adjust the insertion depth and the angle of the toy until you feel the arm making contact. Some rabbits have a flexible arm that can be bent to adjust positioning.
Step 5 — Start with vibration only
Most rabbit vibrators have two separate motor controls. Start by turning on the vibration only, without any rotation or thrusting function if your rabbit has those features. Get comfortable with the dual stimulation sensation before adding more complexity. Once you've found a setting that feels good with vibration alone, you can experiment with adding rotation, pulsing, or thrusting.
Step 6 — Find your rhythm
Some people prefer minimal movement once the rabbit is inserted and positioned — holding it still and letting the vibration do the work. Others prefer a gentle rocking motion or shallow thrusting to vary the internal stimulation. There's no correct approach — experiment to find what works for your body.
Using a rabbit vibrator for external stimulation only
You don't have to insert a rabbit vibrator to enjoy it. The clitoral arm alone is an effective external vibrator, and the shaft can be held against the vulva externally for broad external stimulation. Many people use their rabbit vibrator exclusively externally and find it highly effective. Don't feel obligated to use the full design if external use works better for you.
Our Top Rabbit Vibrator Picks — Available Now in Melbourne
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Adam & Eve Eve's First Rechargeable Rabbit — $79.99
Designed specifically with beginners in mind, Eve's First Rabbit features a tapered shaft sized for comfort at first use, dual independent motors, and a flexible clitoral arm that can be repositioned to fit different anatomy. Body-safe silicone, USB rechargeable, and available in a deep purple that feels genuinely luxurious. At $79.99 this is exceptional value for a dual-motor rabbit from a trusted brand. Our top beginner rabbit recommendation.
Dual independent motors • Beginner-friendly sizing • Body-safe silicone • USB rechargeable • Flexible clitoral arm
Adam & Eve Eve's Big and Curvy G — $99.99
For users who want more pronounced internal stimulation, the Big and Curvy G features a more dramatically curved shaft specifically designed to apply targeted pressure to the G-spot. The name is apt — this is a fuller-sized rabbit for users who want more girth and more G-spot angle than a beginner rabbit provides. Dual motors, body-safe silicone, USB rechargeable.
G-spot curved shaft • Fuller size • Dual motors • Body-safe silicone • USB rechargeable
Maia Presley Rabbit — $99.99
Maia are known for beautifully designed, beautifully packaged toys that punch above their price point, and the Presley is their compact rabbit — a 15.2cm vibrator with a sleek, modern profile and a smooth flexible clitoral arm. Ideal for users who find full-sized rabbits too large or who prefer a more minimal form factor without sacrificing dual stimulation functionality.
15.2cm compact design • Flexible clitoral arm • Body-safe silicone • USB rechargeable • Maia quality
Maia Tenley Gyrating Rabbit — $89.99
The Tenley adds a gyrating motion to the internal shaft — rather than simply vibrating, the shaft rotates and gyrates internally for a sensation that many find closer to penetrative sex than standard vibration alone. At 24.1cm it's a full-sized rabbit with serious internal stimulation capability, combined with the standard clitoral arm for simultaneous external stimulation. Available in Mint Green.
24.1cm full size • Gyrating internal shaft • Clitoral arm • USB rechargeable • Mint green
Maia Charli Flapping & Tapping Rabbit — $89.99
The Charli takes the rabbit vibrator concept in a different direction with a flapping and tapping clitoral arm rather than a standard vibrating one. The flapping arm delivers a percussive, tapping stimulation that some people find produces a more intense and more varied clitoral sensation than standard vibration. If you've tried traditional rabbits and found the clitoral arm underwhelming, the flapping design is worth exploring.
22.9cm • Flapping & tapping clitoral arm • Different from standard vibration • USB rechargeable • Lavender
How to Choose the Right Rabbit Vibrator
With so many rabbit vibrators available, here's the key factors to consider when choosing.
Size — start smaller than you think
Beginner rabbit vibrators have insertable shafts of around 10–12cm with a diameter of 3–4cm. These are comfortable for most people including complete beginners. Larger rabbits (5cm+ diameter, 13cm+ insertable length) provide more internal stimulation but require more comfort with penetration to use effectively. When in doubt, start smaller — you can always progress to larger.
Dual independent motors
Always look for independent motor control if possible. A rabbit where both the shaft and clitoral arm run off a single motor gives you less flexibility to find the right balance of internal vs external stimulation. Independent controls let you turn one motor up while keeping the other lower, or use one function at a time.
Clitoral arm flexibility
A flexible clitoral arm allows you to bend it to better fit your anatomy. Because clitoral position varies significantly between people, a rigid fixed arm may not line up correctly for everyone. Flexible arms significantly improve the chance of the arm landing in the right place without having to adjust insertion depth repeatedly.
Vibration type
Some rabbits vibrate, some rotate, some gyrate, and some have flapping or tapping arms. If you've found standard vibration underwhelming in other toys, a gyrating rabbit like the Maia Tenley or a flapping arm rabbit like the Maia Charli may produce a different and more effective sensation for you.
Material
All rabbit vibrators we sell at Sex Toys Melbourne are made from body-safe silicone. Avoid porous jelly or rubber materials for any insertable toy.
Common Mistakes With Rabbit Vibrators
Not positioning the clitoral arm correctly
The most common and most impactful mistake. If the clitoral arm isn't actually in contact with the clitoris, you're getting internal stimulation only — the rabbit isn't working as designed. Take the time to adjust position until you feel the arm making contact before turning it on.
Skipping the lube
Silicone is a slight friction material without lubricant. Water-based lube on the shaft makes insertion dramatically more comfortable and allows more natural movement.
Starting on the highest setting
Start low and build. High settings immediately can cause overstimulation before you've had time to adjust to the sensation and position the toy correctly.
Expecting immediate results
Using a new rabbit vibrator for the first time often involves some experimentation — adjusting position, trying different settings, finding what works for your body. Give yourself time to explore rather than expecting everything to click immediately.
Not trying external use
Many people give up on their rabbit vibrator because they struggle with the insertion side, but find the clitoral arm excellent for external stimulation. Don't write off your rabbit if internal use isn't working — try using it purely externally first.
Cleaning and Storing Your Rabbit Vibrator
Cleaning
Clean your rabbit vibrator after every use. Apply warm water and toy cleaner to the silicone shaft and arm, rinse thoroughly, and dry completely before storing. Most rabbit vibrators are splash-resistant but not fully submersible — keep the charging port and handle away from water. Check the product specifications for your specific model's waterproofing rating.
Storage
Store in a clean, dry place away from other silicone toys — silicone can react with silicone in prolonged direct contact. Most rabbits come with a storage pouch; if yours didn't, a clean cotton bag works well. Keep away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Frequently Asked Questions About Rabbit Vibrators
What is the best rabbit vibrator for beginners in Melbourne?
Adam & Eve Eve's First Rechargeable Rabbit ($79.99) is our top beginner rabbit. It's sized for comfort at first use, has independent dual motors, a flexible clitoral arm to accommodate different anatomy, is made from body-safe silicone, and is USB rechargeable. It ships same-day to Melbourne on orders before 2pm AEST.
Why is the clitoral arm not touching my clitoris?
This is the most common issue with rabbit vibrators and it comes down to anatomy — the distance between the vaginal opening and the clitoris varies significantly between people. Try adjusting the insertion depth (insert less of the shaft) and angle the toy slightly forward. If the arm is rigid, look for a rabbit with a flexible arm for your next purchase.
Can I use a rabbit vibrator if I've never used a vibrator before?
Yes — but we'd suggest starting with a beginner-sized rabbit and taking your time. If you're completely new to internal toys, you might find it easier to try a bullet vibrator or simple dildo first to get comfortable with penetration before adding the complexity of a dual-stimulation rabbit.
What's the difference between a rabbit vibrator and a G-spot vibrator?
A G-spot vibrator has a curved shaft for internal stimulation only with no clitoral arm. A rabbit vibrator has both an insertable shaft and a clitoral arm for dual simultaneous stimulation. If you specifically want clitoral and internal stimulation at the same time, a rabbit is the purpose-built tool for that.
Can rabbit vibrators be used with a partner?
Yes, though they require more coordination than simpler toys. One partner can hold the rabbit while the other uses it, or it can be held in place during other activities. Browse our couples sex toys range for toys specifically designed for partnered play.
What lubricant should I use with a rabbit vibrator?
Always water-based lubricant with silicone toys. Silicone lubricants can degrade the silicone surface of rabbit vibrators over time. Water-based lubes are safe with all toy materials, easy to clean, and available in formulas from thin and natural to thick and long-lasting.
How long does the battery last on a rechargeable rabbit vibrator?
Most rechargeable rabbit vibrators run for 60–120 minutes per charge depending on settings used. A full charge from flat typically takes 60–90 minutes via USB. Avoid leaving on charge continuously once full to preserve long-term battery health.
Are gyrating rabbit vibrators better than vibrating ones?
Neither is objectively better — they produce different sensations. Gyrating or rotating internal shafts produce a sensation closer to penetrative sex for many people. Standard vibrating shafts produce a different internal sensation. If you've tried vibrating rabbits and found the internal stimulation underwhelming, a gyrating model like the Maia Tenley is worth trying.
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