The best rabbit vibrators to use on your own or with a partner 2025, tested by us

The Artist may look like a simple rabbit vibrator compared to some of the toys on the list, but make no mistake, this is a powerful and carefully designed toy.

It takes the top spot for three main reasons: it's easy to use, it feels premium with a silicone material that sits smoothly against the skin (even without any lube), and it has a long battery life. The silicone material is malleable and flexible, so the product can adjust to your shape, too.

There are nine functions on The Artist, controlled with two simple buttons on the toy's handle - one to turn the toy on and navigate through speeds and the other to turn the toy off and navigate through modes. As the G-spot-stimulating head flexes with your body, the handle sits perfectly, so it doesn't feel awkward to use. My favourite feature of this handle is the two 'pinch points' on either side towards the base, though. Pressing your fingers lightly against these will intensify the vibrations momentarily, before returning to the previous setting, helping change the stimulation without needing to press any buttons.

The curved head on the top of the toy that replaces the standard two-pronged 'rabbit ears' is another of my favourite features. Unlike many other rabbit vibrators, The Artist prioritises clitoral stimulation equally (if not more than) G-spot stimulation. Given that approximately 70% of women need some clitoral stimulation to orgasm, this is a welcome design choice.

The curved face of the toy sits snugly against the clitoris, offering a wider point of contact for perfectly intense stimulation that's not too pinpointed. Both of its motors in the shaft and the clitoral stimuli are adjustable, so it's easy to control intensity and focus on clitoral stimulation more, too.

Overall, a premium design that's worth the premium price tag.

Patterns: 9

Reasons to buy: Super smooth feel, easy to use and hold, strong vibrations, unique colour

Reasons to avoid: More expensive than others on the list

With 12 vibration patterns, featuring six different intensities and six different rhythms, I expected the Satisfyer Magic Bunny to have power on its side - but I wasn't quite ready for all the intensity offered by this vibrator. If you're not a fan of whimpering vibrations and lacklustre intensity, this is the toy for you.

Unlike other rabbit vibrators, this one doesn't have two 'ears' that separate over the clitoris. Instead, there's one singular head on the end of the upper arm. While I was initially sceptical about how effective this would be, I didn't need to be concerned - the unique head offers vibration similar to a classic clitoral vibrator, like the rose sex toy, targeting the nerve endings on the head of the clitoris without a problem.

It's not the smallest on our list (more on that below), but it is pretty compact overall, making it ideal for travelling or if storage is an issue. It also has a small hole in the handle, making it easy to grip. It's also flexible, like The Artist, so it fits all body types with a premium silicon material that feels great.

The only downside to this powerful device for me was the charging time versus running time. You'll need to leave it plugged in for almost four hours to see the battery up to 100% - but you can leave it charging for an hour for a quick buzz. Once fully charged, you've only got an hour's use before needing to charge it again. For the price, however, this is a good trade-off.

Patterns: 12 vibration modes

Reasons to buy: Very powerful, flexible silicon body, loop handle for easy grip, premium feel

Reasons to avoid: Magnetic USB cable can slip off during charging

The So Divine Pearl rabbit vibrator is an impressively small device, measuring just over 6.5 inches from the top to the bottom of the on/off switch. Compared to the other vibrators on this list, it's a lot smaller and the stripped-back functionality might make it easier to handle for some. So, if you're just looking for an easy-to-use, travel-friendly option, this is the best rabbit vibrator for you.

There are 10 modes available, all controlled by the same on/off switch on the base of the toy. These cover the basics in terms of speed (regular, fast, and faster) and pulsations, with a great choice available. I found the modes super easy to switch between with the touch of a button, making finding something that works for you in the heat of the moment super easy.

Normally, a device powered by batteries would be a negative, given the need to constantly replace them, but I find the batteries to be a positive in this case. This is an ideal vibrator to take on holiday with you without worrying about charging up or packing any additional cables. It takes AAA batteries, which are easy to pick up wherever you are. Once you've set it up, it's ready to go until the batteries run out.

It's not the most advanced toy when compared to others like the LELO Soraya 2 and the We-Vibe Nova 2 that offer separate functionality of the dildo-like arm and the rabbit ears, but for just shy of £30, it's a great little treat.

Overall, if you're looking for a smaller toy that's discreet and convenient, it's a brilliant choice.

Patterns: 3 speeds, 9 patterns

Reasons to buy: Smaller in length, super soft silicon material, easy to use, great selection of speeds, beginner-friendly

Reasons to avoid: Splash proof rather than waterproof

While rabbit vibrators are intensely pleasurable toys, they can be a little intense for some people. The Satisfyer Pro + G-Spot provides a jaw-dropping experience with 10 different vibrations that stimulate the clitoris with a gentle clitoral vibrator head instead of a traditional two-pronged rabbit head. This disperses some of the pressure and intensity, making it a great extra-sensitive toy.

"There are 10 different vibrations to choose from with this toy, which seems like a lot, but I found I moved through them pretty quickly as they're all quite different from each other and none of them are so intense you'd have to stop using the toy," our tester Tanya, who reviewed many other vibrators, says. "I think this is because the typical bunny ears are replaced with a pressure-wave head that goes over the clitoris rather than pressing down on either side of it."

The toy is also ergonomically shaped, she adds. "I found that my hand didn't cramp up when I used the toy for long periods, which helped me relax and enjoy the experience more. Plus, all the buttons are easy to reach whenever you need to, without having to strain your fingers."

There are also 11 different pressure waves to choose from with this toy, so you'll certainly be able to find something that works for you, whatever your sensitivity level. However, it's not possible to control the two motors separately, so you have to have both the head and body of the vibrator going at the same time. It's not a bad feature at all, depending on your sensitivity level, just something to consider.

Patterns: 10 vibrations and 11 intensities

Reasons to buy: Good for anyone with a sensitive clitoris, lots of vibration combinations, magnet cable stays secure during charging

Reasons to avoid: Loud underwater

Want a mixture between a rabbit and one of the best bullet vibrators? The Happy Rabbit Mini Ears Rechargeable Clitoral Vibrator is just that. The toy comprises only the 'ears' of the rabbit, i.e. the vibrating head that targets the clitoris.

"I've heard all about the amazing rabbit heads before, so I wanted to try one," says our tester Kelly, who reviewed the toy over several weeks. "This vibe is all about the ears, which I found easy to manipulate and pinpoint over the different areas of my body. It also has nine different vibrating patterns and three speeds to choose from, so you get the chance to explore everything the ears can do. It's not the most complex vibrator in the world, so it's perfect if you don't know how to use a bullet vibrator, and it's more of a clitoral vibrator than anything else. It's a nice addition to the bullets and clitoral stimulators in my collection."

The Happy Rabbit Mini Ears Rechargeable Clitoral Vibrator is fully waterproof, meaning you can take it into the bath or shower with you. While many of the other rabbit vibrators on our list tend to make a bit of noise underwater, our tester found this was quieter. It also has a travel lock, so you don’t have to worry about unwanted vibrations from your bag if you want to take it away from home. And if you're looking for easy shopping options, this is another winner as it's one of the best vibrators on Amazon as well.

Patterns: 3 speeds and 9 patterns

Reasons to buy: Small size, easy to use, easy to hold, discreet when not in use

Reasons to avoid: Limited use as it's not for penetration

Rabbits don't often make the list of best sex toys for beginners thanks to their sometimes-awkward angle of penetration, fiddly buttons, and high intensities but we think this one from Lovehoney could be a real contender. Bright purple or pink and semi-transparent, the Lovehoney Basics Beginner’s Rabbit Vibrator doesn't offer the same uniqueness as the LELO Soraya 2 but it also doesn't come with the same price tag or extensive range of settings to navigate, making it a great pick for anyone looking to try a rabbit vibrator for the first time.

"I was worried it was going to be too big when I read it was eight inches in length but the insertable length is only 5.5 inches, making it manageable," says our tester Sarah, who regularly uses other types of sex toys but up until now hadn't had a chance to try out a rabbit vibrator. "It's also easy to use as the rabbit ears separate around your clitoris and the shaft fits snugly inside. To get the vibrator going, you do have to twist the black nozzle on the base and this can be quite impractical in the heat of the moment as it's quite rigid, but it's doable."

While it’s just as powerful as some of the more expensive rabbits available with multiple different speeds on offer, you can't control both elements of the vibrator independently. It's for simultaneous use only. And, our tester warns, watch out if you're sharing your home with others, as she notes it gets a little loud on the highest settings.

Patterns: 10

Reasons to buy: Beginner-friendly, fully waterproof, classic design, just as powerful as more premium options, inexpensive

Reasons to avoid: Dial difficult to turn when in use, can be noisy, battery operated

 I wouldn't quite call it cheap, but I'd definitely call the Happy Rabbit 'cheerful'. It's also under £100, so on the budget-friendly side for a great-quality rabbit that really ticks all the boxes, offering full functionality for a reasonable price.

This is a versatile device you'll use again and again, with a set range of 15 speeds and vibration patterns so you can choose what you like every time without having to cycle through tens of options. Not only do the shaft and bunny ears move independently, so you can choose how your toy vibrates, but our tester found the specially shaped curve ensures it hits the right spot every time. If that's not enough, it's also fully waterproof, allowing for lots of fun if you're taking your vibrator into the bath or shower with you.

With two very strong motors that power a choice of three ear speeds and three shaft speeds, plus nine vibration patterns, the choice of pleasure is endless with this pick. Yet, despite its impressive size (and it is big!), this rabbit vibrator is relatively quiet and won’t wake the neighbours. While it's not exactly the best choice for beginners, thanks to its slightly larger size, it's also not the largest we've seen.

"The battery lasts about two hours when it's fully charged, which was great when I took the rabbit away on a minibreak and forgot the charger. The travel lock was also useful for the getaway as it easily could have gone off in my bag," our expert tester Kelly reported. "It's not the cheapest buy, but I've been testing this rabbit vibrator regularly for a couple of months now, and I think it's worth the investment if you're someone who wants a premium toy to use a lot.

"There's nothing this rabbit can't do, and it's my fail-safe go-to every time. It's also really simple to use as there are only two buttons and a limited range of speeds and vibration patterns."

Patterns: 15 vibration modes

Reasons to buy: Easy to use, variety of speeds, super quiet, travel lock

Reasons to avoid: Silicon material not as premium as others

Find out more in our full Happy Rabbit G-Spot Vibrator review.

The Womanizer Blend is a clitoral stimulator and rabbit vibrator in one. It's one of the brand's newest releases and comes well reviewed by our tester. Out of all the clitoris-focused on the market today, of which there are many, the Blend scores the top spot in our books because of its versatility, ease of use, and enjoyable textures.

Rather than having rabbit ears on the smaller head, you have a larger clitoral stimulator that works with air pressure technology. This mimics the feel of oral sex, while the curved arm slides inside (with a little lube for extra comfort) and stimulates the G-spot. There are two powerful motors, which means you can use each arm of the toy independently, and a good selection of modes to cycle through.

"I love clitoral suction toys and the Blend offers the best of both worlds," says our tester. "While initially I struggled to position the toy in the right place, I got there in the end, and now it feels right every time. You can also hold it in place with the tip of a finger, rather than having to actually hold it."

Patterns: 3 vibration modes, 3 intensities

Reasons to buy: Bright colourways, mimics the feel of oral sex

Reasons to avoid: Not initially the easiest to use

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The We-Vibe Nova 2 App Controlled Rechargeable Rabbit Vibrator may not be the brand's newest toy, but it's one of the very best and is still leaps and bounds ahead of many other (even premium) rabbit vibrators on the market. The highlight of this toy is that it ensures constant contact with the clitoris at all times, no matter how you move, and the internal arm is flexible. Although you can't use the head and body of the vibrator independently, this is one for those who enjoy simultaneous stimulation only.

Looking at the tech side of things, for which We-Vibe is famous, our tester Tanya said she found that this option integrates top-tier design elements for all-over stimulation. "This is the ultimate rabbit vibrator for me," she says. "The arched, clit-kissing arm stays in place while you manually thrust with the toy, which was a huge bonus for me as I don't find this with every rabbit vibrator I use. The internal arm and bulbed end work great for G-spot stimulation as well, but you can use one without the other."

If you're looking for a rabbit vibrator that could easily make the list of best remote vibrators, this is a great option. For those looking to create their personal vibration patterns, create a truly personalised device, or looking to hand control over to someone else, look no further. We-Connect's Nova Rabbit Vibrator can be controlled by the new sex toy app.

Along with app functionality where you can design your personal vibration patterns, the We-Vibe Nova 2 is made with premium silicone and is completely adjustable, so you can flex both arms to reach all the right spots. It's also whisper-quiet and completely waterproof.

Patterns: 10

Reasons to buy: Premium silicon material, flexible internal arm, head maintains constant contact with clitoris, great for long-distance relationships

Reasons to avoid: Could be too advanced for some beginners

The Rotating Rampant Rabbit is the most reminiscent of the traditional, old-school rabbit vibrator design. It's made from plastic rather than smooth silicone, it's battery-powered, and the internal beads in the shaft rotate for extra pleasure. While it might not have the premium waterproofing of newer designs, a classic is called a classic for a reason.

Born onto the shelves at Ann Summers in 1991 under Director Jacqueline Gold, the Rampant Rabbit has remained the favourite of several of our testers ever since. "I bought my first rabbit in the mid-90s and have never looked back," says our tester Ellen. "On and off, I've had at least four over the years, with lots of others between them, and they've changed a lot but after testing out this Rampant Rabbit vibrator, I can say the brand still has 'it'. I love how easy this toy is to use and that you can decide which way the rotating beads spin or if you want them to rotate in the first place. I change mid-way through sometimes and it feels great."

At under £50, this is one of the top rabbit vibrators for a fun, budget-friendly buy. However, unlike some more advanced rabbit vibes on our list, the Rotating Rampant Rabbit doesn't have two motors. This means the rabbit head (which has seven impressive vibration modes and offers three speeds) and the body of the toy will move at the same time. If you want two motors to control the two elements of the toy separately, I'd recommend the Smile Makers Artist, our top pick.

Patterns: 3 speeds, 7 vibration settings

Reasons to buy: Control rotation and power independently, 2 internal rotating speeds, easy to use, fully waterproof, budget-friendly

Reasons to avoid: Single motor

There’s no denying this is a pricey piece of kit, compared to other models on the list, but the extra money you’re spending on the Soraya 2 can be seen in the quality of the product, our tester reports. "The silicone feels super soft and amazing on my skin, even when I wasn't using it with lube," she says. "It works great for its main purpose, obviously [on the clitoris and internally], but I also love using this toy on other parts of the body when I'm warming up because it feels so good."

A big complaint with most rabbit vibrators is the standard one-size-fits-all angle of penetration, and while this LELO vibe doesn't have a flexible head or body, more research seems to have gone into making it work. The clitoral stimulator doesn't sit in the same place as other vibrators, it's been changed by 10° to ensure the right spots are hit at the right time during use.

"I loved how quiet this toy is, I could barely hear it when I was using it under the duvet," our tester adds. "It also looks amazing and that's an undervalued part of having a premium sex toy I think. There's a lot of pink and purple toys out there, but the unique turquoise colour of this one made for a nice change."

Patterns: 12

Reasons to buy: Sleek design, quiet, loop handle for easy grip, ultra soft, premium feel, flexible arms make it easy to find the right spot

Reasons to avoid: Tricky to clean compared to other devices

The LELO Ina Wave 2 might be one of the more expensive rabbit vibrators on the list but if the budget can stretch, then it's worth the spend. This rabbit offers 12 incredible settings with the brand's motion-wave technology, which means it moves smoothly in a massage-like, murmuring vibration rather than a full-on buzz. The silky-soft silicone head is a highlight, creating an overall feeling of intense luxury even before you've opened the box.

The latest Ina Wave model from LELO offers 30% more power for all-encompassing vibrations and our tester Kelly felt it. "I was impressed by the wide range of settings as there are 12 in total. There's everything from a soft, deep rumble to a quick pulsing pattern for intense stimulation, while the flexible shaft mimics a stroking motion to stimulate the G-spot. Like with most rabbits, though, it takes a little bit of manoeuvring to get it hitting all the right places, but as the head is flexible, this is very easy to do," she says.

LELO is an award-winning luxury sexual wellness brand for a reason - the sex toys never disappoint. You'll find it in our other sex toy edits, including our round-up of the best wand vibrators. LELO is always innovating, improving its offering with new, updated models for even more pleasurable experiences.

Patterns: 12

Reasons to buy: Super soft silicon material, multiple settings to choose from, available in three colours, updated model offers 30% more power, great for using in the shower

Reasons to avoid: One of the more expensive rabbits on the list

Find out more in our full LELO Ina Wave 2 review.