Rabbit Vibrators
A rabbit vibrator is a dual-stimulation vibrator with two arms — an insertable shaft that targets the G-spot internally and a smaller external 'rabbit ears' or tickler that vibrates against the clitoris simultaneously.
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A rabbit vibrator is a dual-stimulation vibrator with two arms — an insertable shaft that targets the G-spot internally and a smaller external 'rabbit ears' or tickler that vibrates against the clitoris simultaneously. The combination delivers blended orgasms (internal + external climax at the same time) and made the rabbit famous in the 1990s. Browse the full Naughty Hut rabbit range below, or compare formats in the broader vibrators collection.
Our New Zealand rabbit vibrator range covers every variation: classic dual-motor rabbits, premium thrusting rabbits, rotating-pearl shafts, warming rabbits, app-controlled rabbits, and tapping rabbits (where the external arm taps the clit instead of vibrating). Brands here include Evolved, VIVE, Satisfyer, Adam & Eve, Happy Rabbit, Party Up, Selopa, Seven Creations and Passion Play. Share Satisfaction and LELO are not stocked by Naughty Hut. Every model is dispatched in 100% discreet packaging.
Quick buying guide
- First rabbit? Choose a mid-sized silicone rabbit with separate motor controls (so you can adjust shaft and clit speed independently).
- Want internal motion? Look for thrusting rabbits or rotating-pearl rabbits for active internal stimulation — see also our thrusting vibrators.
- Need extra warmth? Heated rabbits warm to body temperature (around 38°C) for a more lifelike feel.
- Want partner or long-distance play? We-Vibe and Satisfyer make the app-controlled rabbits we stock (Lovense is not stocked by Naughty Hut) — see app-controlled vibrators.
- Sensitive externally? Look for rabbits with a tapping or flicking ear instead of buzzing vibration, which can feel less intense.
How to choose the right rabbit vibrator
Three things matter most when choosing a rabbit: fit, power split, and features. Fit: the distance between the shaft and the clit-arm has to match your anatomy — if the ears don't sit on the clitoris while the shaft is inserted, you won't get blended stimulation. Most adult rabbits have a 7–9 cm gap. Power split: rabbits with two independent motors let you run the shaft on low and the clit on high (or vice versa); single-motor rabbits force both arms to run at the same intensity. Features: thrusting, rotating pearls, heating, and app-control all add to the price but transform the experience.
For material, choose medical-grade silicone over jelly or TPE — silicone is body-safe, non-porous, and easy to clean. Most quality rabbits in the NZ market are silicone-shafted with an ABS plastic motor housing.
How rabbit vibrators work
Most rabbits contain two motors: one in the insertable shaft (for G-spot vibration) and one in the external ears (for clitoral vibration). Thrusting models add a small mechanical motor that pushes the shaft up and down inside you — typically 80–150 thrusts per minute. Rotating-pearl rabbits have small beads in the shaft that spin against the vaginal wall for an extra sensation layer. Heated models contain a low-wattage heating element that brings the shaft to around 38°C in 60–90 seconds. App-controlled rabbits pair to your phone via Bluetooth (using apps like We-Connect or Satisfyer Connect) so you or a partner can adjust patterns from anywhere.
Care, cleaning and storage
Clean before and after every use with warm water and mild fragrance-free soap, or a dedicated toy cleaner. Most modern rabbits are IPX7 waterproof for full submersion — always check your specific model. Use only water-based lubricant with silicone shafts (silicone lube degrades silicone). Dry thoroughly before storing in a fabric pouch. Charge the battery to roughly 50% if storing for more than a few weeks.
Why shop rabbit vibrators at Naughty Hut
- 100% NZ brand, Kiwi-owned
- 100% discreet plain packaging — no branding on the parcel
- Flat $10 NZ-wide shipping, free on orders of $100 or more
- Cheapest in NZ — Price Beat Guarantee (terms apply)
- Verified R18 retailer: adults 18+ only (R18 policy)
Frequently asked questions
What is the best rabbit vibrator in NZ?
For most Kiwi buyers, the best rabbit is one with two independent motors, a 7–9 cm gap between shaft and clit-arm, and medical-grade silicone construction. Our picks: the Evolved Big Deal Large Rabbit Vibrator ($132.99) for a classic dual-motor rabbit, the Evolved Bunny Kisses Rabbit Vibrator ($85.99) mid-price, and the Passion Play Silicone Rabbit Vibrator ($32.99) as the cheapest way in. If you want thrusting, the Evolved Rapid Rabbit Thrusting Vibrator ($154.99) and the Adam & Eve Thrusting Triple Joy Rabbit ($172.99) are the two we stock. Share Satisfaction and LELO rabbits are not stocked by Naughty Hut.
Are rabbit vibrators good for beginners?
Rabbits aren't typically the first toy beginners reach for — they're larger and busier than a basic bullet or classic vibrator. That said, if you already enjoy both internal and external stimulation, a smaller, gentler rabbit can be a great first dual-stim toy. Start with the lowest setting on each motor.
What's the difference between a rabbit vibrator and a G-spot vibrator?
A G-spot vibrator has a single curved shaft for internal stimulation only. A rabbit has the same insertable shaft plus an external arm targeting the clitoris simultaneously — it's essentially a G-spot vibrator with a built-in clit stimulator.
Do thrusting rabbits feel like real sex?
Thrusting rabbits mechanically push the shaft up and down inside you at around 80–150 thrusts per minute, mimicking penetrative motion. The sensation isn't identical to partnered sex, but it's noticeably more dynamic than a static rabbit. Heated thrusting rabbits add body-temperature warmth for a more lifelike feel.
How do I clean a rabbit vibrator?
Wash before and after every use with warm water and mild fragrance-free soap. Pay attention to the ridge where the silicone shaft meets the plastic motor housing — lube and fluids collect there. Most rabbits are IPX7 waterproof and can be safely submerged; always confirm on the product page. Air-dry completely before storing.
Are rabbit vibrators noisy?
Premium rabbits with quality motors are surprisingly quiet — typically under 50 decibels (about as loud as a quiet conversation). Cheaper rabbits, especially thrusting models, can be louder. If you live with flatmates or in a small flat, look for 'whisper quiet' or low-decibel ratings on the product page.
Can I use a rabbit vibrator with a partner?
Absolutely — rabbits are excellent during partnered play and can be used during oral or as the centrepiece of solo sessions while your partner watches. App-controlled rabbits also enable long-distance partner control.
Find your perfect rabbit vibrator
Browse the full rabbit vibrators collection below, or compare with related formats: G-spot vibrators, thrusting vibrators, suction vibrators, or classic vibrators. For style comparisons and buying advice, see the Naughty Hut guide blog and how we write our guides. Every order ships in 100% discreet packaging with the 10% NZ price-beat guarantee. Return to the full vibrators collection to explore other categories.
To see how dual stimulation works, read our rabbit vibrator guide. Rabbit brands in our range include Evolved, Playboy Pleasure and Party Up.
Last updated: May 2026
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