Rabbit Vibrators: The Full Lormi Guide
A rabbit vibrator does two jobs at once, internal shaft stimulation and external clitoral contact from the bunny ears, which is why it remains one of the most reliably effective toy shapes ever designed. We carry ten rabbit vibrators at Lormi. Three are currently out of stock, so this guide covers the seven you can actually buy today, what makes each one genuinely different from the others, and how to work out which one is right for you.
What actually varies between rabbit vibrators
Every rabbit vibrator looks broadly similar from a distance, curved shaft, external ears, but the real differences that matter are motor count, motion type, and control. Some run one motor that splits power between shaft and ears. Others run two fully independent motors so you can set each to a different intensity. A few add rotation or thrusting on top of vibration, which is a genuinely different sensation rather than just a stronger version of the same one. App control changes how you actually use the toy session to session, letting you or a partner adjust intensity without reaching for buttons.
Our rabbit vibrator range
Nora Lovense App Controlled Rotating Rabbit Vibrator, £129.99
Nora rotates against the G spot rather than just vibrating there, with an angled, rippled shaft that turns while the flexible ears handle clitoral contact separately. App control through the Lovense app means you can build custom patterns or hand control to a partner, near or far. If you want blended stimulation that feels genuinely different from a standard rabbit rather than just louder, this is the one to try.
Fifty Shades of Grey Greedy Girl Thrusting Rabbit Vibrator, £99.99
This one adds genuine back and forth thrusting to the shaft on top of the usual rabbit vibration, so you get real motion rather than just internal buzz. If a static rabbit has never quite done it for you, thrusting is a meaningfully different feeling worth trying before assuming rabbit vibrators as a category are not for you.
Happy Rabbit Realistic Rechargeable Rabbit Vibrator, £84.99
The Happy Rabbit range is built around a realistic shaft shape with a gentle curve toward the G spot, paired with a redesigned clitoral stimulator for stronger, more targeted external contact than the original Happy Rabbit design. A solid, reliable middle ground pick if you want realistic texture without going fully novelty.
Happy Rabbit Thrusting Realistic Rabbit Vibrator, £99.99
Same realistic shaft as above, with genuine thrusting motion added and firm bunny ears for external contact throughout. Two thrusting options in our range now, so if motion is what you are after, this and the Greedy Girl above are your two starting points, worth comparing on shape preference alone since the mechanics are similar.
Happy Rabbit Triple Curve Rabbit Vibrator, £84.99
Triple Curve goes further than a standard rabbit shape, adding angled beads along the curved shaft alongside the firm bunny ears, aiming for a fuller, more textured internal sensation than a smooth shaft delivers. If you already know you like texture in a toy, this is the rabbit built around that preference specifically.
Happy Rabbit Slimline Curve Rabbit Vibrator, £74.99
A slimmer, curved shaft paired with thick, flexible ears, and the most beginner friendly shape in our current range. If rabbit vibrators are new to you or a girth heavy shaft has put you off the category before, this is the sensible place to start.
Osci 3 Lovense Warming Rabbit Vibrator, £139.99
Osci 3 pairs clitoral vibration with a rolling, oscillating motion at the G spot rather than standard vibration internally, and adds gentle warming so the toy itself heats slightly during use. App controlled through Lovense, and one of the more genuinely unusual sensations in our whole vibrator range, worth trying even if you think you already know what you like.
How to actually choose between these seven
If you want the widest range of adjustment, the two Lovense toys, Nora and Osci 3, give you full app control over intensity and pattern rather than fixed buttons. If motion beyond straightforward vibration is the appeal, compare the Greedy Girl Thrusting and Happy Rabbit Thrusting directly, since both add genuine back and forth movement rather than just stronger buzzing. If you are newer to rabbit vibrators generally, the Slimline Curve is the least intimidating shape in the range. If texture matters more to you than motion, Triple Curve is built specifically around that.
Getting the most out of a rabbit vibrator
Start on a low setting on both the shaft and ears separately if your toy allows independent control, since what feels right internally is not always the right intensity externally, and dialling in each half separately gets you there faster than guessing on a combined setting.
A water based lubricant makes a genuine difference with any internal toy, reducing friction and making the whole experience more comfortable from the first minute rather than needing a warm up period. Browse our water based lubes range, including the Lormi Loob Water Based Lube, a straightforward, reliable formula at a fair price if you just want something that works without a long ingredient list to think about.
Cleaning
Clean your rabbit vibrator after every single use with warm water and a proper toy cleaner, paying particular attention to the seam between the shaft and the ears, where residue collects more easily than on a smooth surface. Dry fully before storing. See our full toy cleaners range if you need to stock up.
Why buy your rabbit vibrator from Lormi
Every rabbit vibrator on this page is currently in stock and ships in plain packaging with nothing on the outside to say what is inside. Orders over £25 get free next day UK delivery, most orders go out the same day they are placed, and Love Points build up automatically toward your next purchase. Browse the full rabbit vibrator range directly, or see our broader vibrators collection if you want to compare shapes outside the rabbit category too.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a rabbit vibrator and a regular vibrator?
A rabbit vibrator stimulates the G spot internally and the clitoris externally at the same time, using a curved shaft and external ears. A regular vibrator usually targets one or the other rather than both together.
Are rabbit vibrators good for beginners?
Yes, particularly a slimmer shape like our Slimline Curve. Start on the lowest setting and build up rather than assuming you need maximum intensity from the first use.
What does a thrusting rabbit vibrator actually feel like compared to a standard one?
Genuinely different rather than just stronger. Thrusting adds real back and forth motion to the shaft, which many people find adds a sensation vibration alone cannot replicate.
Can rabbit vibrators be used during penetrative sex with a partner?
Some slimmer designs can be, though most rabbit vibrators are built primarily for solo or foreplay use given their width and shape. Check the specific product description for guidance on this before assuming.
How do I know which rabbit vibrator is right for me if I have never tried one?
Start with what you already know you like. If you enjoy internal fullness, look at Triple Curve. If external clitoral stimulation matters most, prioritise a model with strong, independent ear control like Nora or Osci 3. If in doubt, the Slimline Curve is the safest, most broadly comfortable starting point.
