AVIDLOVE PLAY Four-Attachment Rabbit Vibrator Review

Customize your rabbit vibrator experience with the innovative design of this unique toy. My AVIDLOVE PLAY Four-Attachment Rabbit Vibrator review is going to walk you through the interchangeable, customizable, fun design of this vibe. Plus…how well does it really work?

The Four-Attachment Rabbit Vibrator‘s claim to fame is its interchangeable clitoral attachments. Choose from four different attachments to match your desires on any given day. The tip of the shaft provides independently controlled vibrations, while each one of the attachments provides a unique movement, vibration, or shape.

This swappable clitoral attachment design allows you to easily adjust the depth of penetration, making it easy to maintain clitoral contact – regardless of how deep or shallow penetration is. If your needs change mid-session, the clitoral attachments can be slid further up (or down) the shaft, customizing your penetration options in seconds. Plus, each attachment changes out at a moment’s notice as well.

Body-safe, all of the attachments and the base vibrator itself are fully made from silicone. This design makes for a vibrator that’s splashproof. It’s IPX6 water capable; i.e. it’s only splashproof and should never be submerged. I strongly recommend keeping the vibrator away from too much water; water damage will void the warranty.

The base vibrator is the only piece that needs recharging. The clitoral attachments pull their power directly from the base vibrator. The magnetic charging cable will charge up your vibrator in 2 hours, providing over 60 minutes of playtime.

This Four-Attachment Rabbit Vibrator comes with a 1-year sex toy warranty.

A Uniquely Modular Design

The AVIDLOVE PLAY Four-Attachment Rabbit vibrator has a super cool design. Instead of a single immovable shape, this sex toy comes in five parts:

• The long, insertable shaft.
• A rabbit ears clitoral attachment that vibrates when turned on.
• A rotating wheel clitoral attachment that spins when turned on.
• A broad, swelled, bean attachment that vibrates when turned on.
• A cactus-head massage tip that rotates (like a car buffer) when turned on.

Every one of these clitoral attachments can be slid onto the long, insertable shaft for a DIY rabbit vibrator.

That means this single toy turns into FOUR different rabbit vibrators AND it can also function as a standard g-spot vibrator when you take all of the attachments off of the long, insertable shaft. So, you essentially get five toys in one.

It’s important to note that each one of these clitoral attachments isn’t just a shape; each has movement/sensation built into it. They’re powered. When kept along the marked track on the insertable shaft, the toy transfers powers, and the attachment will be able to move/vibrate if you have it turned on.

For example, the rotating tongue attachment literally spins. When it is turned on, the tongue attachment spins in circles while you simply hold the toy. The cactus-head attachment swirls in circles, as if it’s buffing your clit. The rabbit ears and the bead-shaped attachment will vibrate with their own vibrational motor.

That isn’t the only thing. Because you get to slide the clitoral attachments onto the toy, YOU get to choose where the clitoral attachment is located on the shaft. If you like deep penetration, push the attachment all the way down to the base of the handle to enjoy the full insertable length of the shaft while still getting the clitoral spot where you want it. If you only enjoy an inch or two of penetration, you can slide those attachments up towards the tip, reducing how deeply you need to slide in the shaft while still maintaining the ability to make contact with the clitoral portion.

(Note: The connective design of the clitoral attachments requires a minimum penetration depth of 2.5″ – 3″, depending on how tightly you want to press against the clitoral attachment.)

Each one of the attachments has two arrow designs embedded into the silicone. Both of these arrows must be within the arrowed line drawn onto the insertable shaft for the attachment to receive power. If one end of the attachment is fully outside of the line, the attachment won’t have power. You can still use the insertable shaft’s vibrations, but the clitoral attachment will not have power. If the attachment is slightly outside of the line, the attachment will still have partial power, but it won’t be as powerful as if both sides of the attachment are fully within the line.

With this adjustable design, this AVIDLOVE PLAY vibrator shines for coupled use. The person who is about to experience the rabbit vibrator can adjust the clitoral attachment to a spot on the shaft where penetration depth is comfortable. Now, with the clitoral attachment as a “stopping point”, it’ll be impossible for a partner using the toy on them to push it “too deep”. It, essentially, adds a penetration limiter with the toy’s built-in design, making for stress-free coupled use. And it’s a design that can be changed on a day-to-day basis, depending on how deeply you want to go on any given day.

With multiple AVIDLOVE Play Four-Attachment Rabbit vibrator review attempts trying to specifically dislodge the clitoral attachment during use, I haven’t been able to. The only time it even moved was when we had lubed up the entire insertable shaft before adding the clitoral attachment.

Avoid lube under the attachment area to help the attachments stay in place really well. This lets a lover use this toy on you pretty roughly while maintaining the same “stopping point” you both set with the clitoral attachment ahead of time.

If you wanted to, for whatever weirdly odd reason, the toy will operate multiple attachments at once. You slide on multiple attachments, they all will function at a slight loss of power as long as all added clitoral attachments within the two arrows embedded onto the base vibrator’s shaft.

AVIDLOVE PLAY Four-Attachment Rabbit Vibrator Review: Control

This unique DIY rabbit vibrator doesn’t just have a single button to control its functions. It actually, impressively, offers independent control of both the shaft and the clitoral attachment. This means you can turn on the vibrations of the clitoral attachment while leaving the shaft’s vibrations off – or visa versa – depending on your mood and what you like.

It’s a really neat design.

Press and hold either button, and the toy itself turns on. (Either button functions as a power button).

Once the toy has given you two “buzzt” vibrations to let you know the toy is on stand-by, you can single press either button to turn on the function that button controls.

A single press on the insertable shaft button will turn on the vibrator of the insertable shaft. This vibrator is located at the very tip of the insertable end, intentionally located for g-spot sensation. There are three steady vibration intensities, each accessed by that single button press, and then some patterns to scroll through before you end back up on the steady vibration settings again.

A single press on the attachment button will turn on the attachment’s functionality. The attachment doesn’t have any patterns: just 3 steady intensity levels: low, medium, and high. For vibrations, that’ll be softer vibrations, medium vibrations, high vibrations. For the two rotating attachments, that’s a slower rotation, medium rotation, and fast rotation.

Whenever you’re done, a press-and-hold on either button will make the toy “buzzt” twice and then turn itself off.

I really love it. It’s easy to find the buttons during use, and they pop on and off with a satisfying click. It’s impossible to tell the buttons apart by touch alone, but once you get used to where each is located (one closer to the bum, one closer to your clit, on opposite sides of the handle), you’ll be able to control the toy with ease. It took me a couple of tries during my AVIDLOVE PLAY Four-Attachment Rabbit vibrator review to really get used to it, but once I did, it was second-nature.

Attachments can be swapped in and out while the toy is still on. If the attachment end was turned on and set to a setting, the new “attachment” you add will resume at the same intensity that the last attachment had been on when you removed it.

If, for any reason, you want noise and stimulation to stop, double-pressing either button will pop the toy into “Pause” mode, where all stimulation has stopped. If it isn’t resumed within 10 minutes, it’ll turn itself off to preserve battery. This is a pretty neat feature most sex toys don’t have, and it also works great if you need an quick-stop for any reason.

Lining Up this Rabbit Vibrator

Like all dual stimulation toys, this AVIDLOVE PLAY vibrator aims to pleasure two different erogenous zones at once. This means that the toy needs to work with your specific anatomy.

Unlike most dual stimulation toys, this Four-Attachment Rabbit Vibrator allows you to adjust how those two spots fit together. Being able to slide the clitoral attachment up and down the shaft will give you a better chance of finding that perfect angle that hits both your g-spot and your clitoris.

This rabbit vibrator is going to work best if you know you have a g-spot that isn’t too curved inwards. Depth won’t matter as much; if you have a deep – but not curved very internally – g-spot, the rabbit vibrator’s adjustable clitoral attachment is going to be a win for you. Since the toy can adjust for depth, deeper (or shallower) doesn’t matter for the Four-Attachment Rabbit. It can do both.

What it doesn’t have is a deeply curved g-spot tip. This g-spot tip’s curve is extremely shallow. It only protrudes a little bit away from the toy’s base shaft design. It offers a swelled, broader surface for making lots of firm contact with the g-spot, but that broad surface isn’t on top of a really deep curve.

If you’re someone who has a g-spot that requires a strong curve, internally, to hit it, the Four-Attachment Rabbit Vibrator is not likely to do so.

That’s, unfortunately, the camp where I fall in. My Bent Graduate is my go-to g-spot toy, and all of my other successful g-spot toys require a very curved shaft to hit it. I find it impossible to hit my own g-spot with my own fingers; they don’t have enough length and curve to get them where I need it. I just have a very “tucked away” g-spot; it needs a strong sex toy curve to hit it.

While it felt good, despite multiple attempts for my AVIDLOVE PLAY Four-Attachment Rabbit vibrator review, I was unable to get the toy to get anywhere near my g-spot. Even when I removed the clitoral attachments entirely, the shaft simply didn’t have the curve to hit my anatomy’s g-spot.

If you know that your g-spot isn’t “off the beaten path”, you’ll find it much easier to hit your g-spot with this.

As a final note, the clitoral attachment can be adjusted left and right; it can spin entirely around the main shaft, 360-degrees, and it will still maintain power to the clitoral attachment. If you’re someone who happens to have an off-centered g-spot, this is going to be a god-send. It’s a function that’s entirely unavailable on any other rabbit vibrator out there.

Let’s Talk Pleasure

I really love how rigidly they designed the insertable shaft. The toy has a very rigid interior (I’d guess plastic, to transfer vibrations) that’s covered with this thin layer of silicone. This means the insertable shaft has zero flexibility to it. I love that. The g-spot responds well to pressure, and if you get this vibe onto your g-spot, it won’t bend as you push the toy onto your spot. All of the pressure your hand provides will go directly into your g-spot with a firm toy that applies every ounce directly inside of you.

That’s A+. I’ve had so many g-spot vibes that bend under pressure, and it can really make it difficult to get broad strokes onto that inner-most spot.

The vibrations built into the insertable shaft are pretty buzzy. When using this vibe clitorally, I found that I’d need to orgasm within 15 minutes or so, or the vibrations would desensitize me to the point where it’d be difficult to orgasm.

However, I didn’t necessarily find that problem with internal use. As long as I popped the g-spot vibrations into a pattern instead of a steady mode, it added a bit of extra internal “oomph” that felt good. As previously noted, I can’t get this toy into my g-spot, so I’m not sure how my g-spot would respond to the vibrations, but it did feel nice when used internally. It wasn’t enough for a g-spot orgasm (as the toy wasn’t able to hit that spot), but it felt good.

Clitorally, the attachment’s vibrations are pretty good. They’re moderate; they lean buzzy, but the vibrations continue at the same intensity if you apply a ton of pressure to the toy, allowing you to push firmly enough into it to feel like it’s a bit more deep tissue than it is.

If you like clitoral pressure, you’ll want to stick with the two vibrating clitoral attachments. If you apply pressure to your clitoris with either of the vibrating attachments, the vibrations continue at the same intensity.

If you apply anything beyond the lightest pressure with the rotating tongue or the buffering attachment, the movement will stop entirely. This is designed as a safety feature to avoid pinching or skin getting caught in any of the attachments.

With all of that put together:

I was unable to orgasm if I was using the tongue attachment or the buffering attachment – regardless of whether I was using the vibrations on the insertable attachment at the same time. They just stop providing sensation as soon as I apply pressure, and I’m someone who needs pressure to orgasm.

I really struggled to orgasm if the insertable shaft was turned off while only using the clitoral attachment’s vibrations. It was possible, but it only happened once out of a few attempts.

I was able to orgasm with fast micro-thrusting while both the clitoral attachment’s and insertable shaft’s vibrations were at least on medium intensity. I found that if I kept doing this too long, the orgasm would become elusive, so it really was an experience of “Oh, right now? Okay!”. If I tried to edge with it, I wouldn’t be able to orgasm later.

I’m just not sure that I’m the target audience for this one. I love the innovative design, and I love how personalized you can make your experience. I just don’t think that it was designed for my own anatomy, in the typical problem of rabbit vibrators.

Let’s Talk Noise

If you need to be really discreet, some of the Four-Attachment Rabbit Vibrator’s attachments are probably going to be off-limits for you.

The toy is quietest when used with the bean-shaped attachment while the insertable shaft is inside the body. With moderate music or TV on, it’s difficult (but not impossible) to hear the toy outside of a closed door. It sounds like a two-motored vibrator with a distinct “hum” that’s not annoying or distracting, but it is audible.

Both of the moving attachments make more noise. They have an audible “WHIIIIRRRRRR” as the motorized components move the wheels. Since these motors are outside of the body, they’re easier to hear. These were definitely audible outside of a closed door with music on. That being said, it was still quieter than a wand massager; it’s audible, and I wouldn’t use it with roommates on the other side of the door, but if your roommate’s room was across the apartment, you’d be fine.

If you’re using the insertable shaft externally as a clitoral vibrator, the toy still has some noise to it. It’s more than when it’s inserted but less loud than when you’re using the moving attachments. Again, it’s quieter than a wand by a huge margin, but you can hear a bit of the noise through a closed door with music on.

In case of emergency, a single press and hold of any button will turn the toy’s noise off within 2 seconds. It does have two “buzzt” noises that signify it’s turned off which may make plausible deniability a bit harder if someone walks in mid-use. Utilizing “Pause Mode”, which is two double-click presses on either control button, will instantly turn the toy’s sensation off. It will still have a blinking light (which will draw attention to the toy under blankets), but the noise itself will stop in case of discovery.

Clitoral-Only Use

I tend to be someone who likes to warm up with clitoral-only vibrations. During this AVIDLOVE PLAY Four-Attachment Rabbit Vibrator review period, I tried to figure out what clit-only options I had.

The clitoral attachments do still work if you put them on upside down, as if the clitoral arm is facing away from the insertable end.

That being said, the track that powers them doesn’t extend far enough towards the base to allow you to use the toy backwards for clitoral-only sensation.

If you’re hoping to warm up with a bit of vibrations before sliding the toy inside, you can use the insertable shaft’s tip as an external vibrator. I’m not really fond of this; the buzzy vibrations tend to leave me feeling a bit desensitized. But it is an option, if you want it.

I just leaned towards warming up with my fingers or a different toy to get turned on enough to want to insert something.

I don’t count that against this toy. A rabbit vibrator is designed for dual stimulation, and it’s no surprise that it doesn’t do single stimulation easily. It’s something to note, however.

Storing the Rabbit Vibrator

Unlike most sex toys, this rabbit vibrator has a lot of pieces. You have the 5 pieces of the “rabbit” itself in addition to the charging cable and instruction manual.

To help, the Four-Attachment Rabbit Vibrator comes with a white satin drawstring storage bag. All of the pieces will fit into the bag, but it’s a tight fit. With how tight it is, I have to make sure to tie the top of the bag. If I don’t, the overfull bag can start to loosen, and pieces can fall out. The bag is small enough that it feels like an odd place to skimp; a few more inches in size would have made this much more reliable for storage.

Personally, if you don’t need to be discreet, the original packaging, with its foam cut-out storage tray, really works best. It keeps all of the attachments available and viewable AND makes it so you can stack the toy in a closet. Just be aware that the box clearly displays the sex toy. If you have a deep bookshelf, you can store it sideways, with a purple-only side showing, as if it’s a book until you want to use it. I even took a picture of that view:

Final Thoughts: AVIDLOVE PLAY Four-Attachment Rabbit Vibrator Review