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The Dorcel Furious Rabbit 2.0 is a rabbit vibrator that moves as well as buzzes. Its head travels up and down on its own, a band of beads turns inside the shaft, and a second motor drives the flexible clitoral ears. That combination suits someone who already enjoys dual stimulation and wants internal motion without working the toy back and forth by hand. Dorcel, the French brand, made it in soft liquid silicone with a gently shaped, semi-realistic tip.

Three movements, two motors

The ears handle the external side, with seven vibration modes to choose from. Inside, the head strokes forward and back while the beads roll against the entrance, and that thrust-and-rotate action has three speeds. The beads give a rolling, massaging sensation near the opening, which is the most sensitive part of the canal for many people, while the moving tip adds pressure further in. Spend a few minutes learning the buttons before you need them, because with three actions to manage it's easy to lose track of which setting you're on.

How to position a thrusting rabbit vibrator

Lie back with your knees bent and a pillow under your hips. Coat the shaft and the ears with lube, insert slowly, then turn the toy until the ears sit over the clitoris. The distance between the vaginal opening and the clitoris differs from person to person; because the silicone flexes, you can bend the ears in or out to find contact. Start with the internal motion on its lowest speed and the ears on a gentle mode, then build one at a time. The thrusting tip does the work, so there's no need to push the toy deeper than is comfortable.

Is the size right for you?

Dorcel lists the whole toy at 27 cm (10.63 in) long, with 14.5 cm (5.7 in) of insertable length. The two diameters given are 4 cm (1.57 in) and 3.6 cm (1.42 in). That's mid-size for a rabbit: noticeably fuller than a slim G-spot vibrator, but not a large one. If you've only used fingers or a small bullet, it may help to try a slimmer insertable toy first. If you already use average-sized rabbits comfortably, the girth won't surprise you; the movement is the new part.

Charging, sound and water

It charges by USB with the cable included. A full charge takes about 2.5 hours and gives around 45 minutes of use, which is shorter than a vibration-only rabbit because the thrusting mechanism draws more power. Dorcel puts the noise level at 50 dB, quieter than normal conversation but still audible through a thin door. The 2.0 is listed as splashproof, not waterproof: it can handle a rinse of the outer surface and wet hands, but keep it out of the bath and away from running water at the charging point.

Cleaning and storage

Liquid silicone is non-porous and easy to wash. Wipe or carefully rinse the shaft and ears with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner, keeping the charging port dry, then let it air-dry before storing it in a pouch away from other silicone toys.

Specifications

  • Brand: Dorcel, Furious Rabbit 2.0
  • Material: liquid silicone
  • Functions: thrusting head, rotating beads, vibrating clitoral ears (dual motor)
  • Settings: 7 vibration modes; 3 thrusting and rotation speeds
  • Dimensions: 27 cm × Ø 4 cm × Ø 3.6 cm (10.63 × 1.57 × 1.42 in)
  • Insertable length: 14.5 cm (5.7 in)
  • Power: USB rechargeable, cable included; about 2.5 h charge, about 45 min run time
  • Noise level: 50 dB (as listed)
  • Water resistance: splashproof

Still weighing up styles? Our rabbit vibrator guide explains the main types, or browse the full rabbit range and everything else from Dorcel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Dorcel Furious Rabbit Vibrator 2.0.

Is the Furious Rabbit 2.0 a good first rabbit?

It can be, if you're comfortable with a mid-size insertable toy. The girth tops out around 4 cm, and there are three movements to learn at once. Someone brand new to insertion may prefer a slimmer, vibration-only rabbit, then move to this once they know what they enjoy.

Can I take the Dorcel Furious Rabbit 2.0 in the shower?

Dorcel lists it as splashproof rather than waterproof. A splash or a careful rinse of the shaft is fine, but standing under the shower or bathing with it risks water reaching the motors. Keep it for dry play and wash it at the sink.

How long does the battery last?

About 45 minutes per full charge, and charging takes roughly 2.5 hours by USB. Thrusting and rotating use more power than vibration alone, so if you run every function at top speed, expect the lower end of that time.

How quiet is a thrusting rabbit vibrator like this?

The listed noise level is 50 dB. You'll hear a soft mechanical whir from the thrusting action that a plain vibrator doesn't make. Under a duvet with the door closed it's discreet; in a silent room it's noticeable on the higher speeds.

Which lube should I use with the Furious Rabbit 2.0?

Use a water-based lube. Silicone lube can degrade a silicone surface over time. Apply it to both the shaft and the ears, and add more as you go, because the thrusting head moves lube away from the entrance faster than a still toy.

How is the 2.0 different from the original Dorcel Furious Rabbit?

Both pair internal movement with vibrating ears. This 2.0 version is liquid silicone, USB rechargeable and has rotating beads alongside the thrusting head. Check the original Furious Rabbit listing for its own measurements and power source before comparing the two.

What if the ears don't reach my clitoris?

Bend the ears gently toward your body; the silicone is flexible enough to adjust. Changing the angle of the handle, or adding a pillow under your hips, also shifts where the ears land. If contact is still patchy, hold the base and tilt it upward slightly.

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