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The Dorcel G-Stormer is a rabbit vibrator with a difference: instead of only buzzing, its curved head taps back and forth against the G-spot, driven by a linear motor, while a separate clitoral arm vibrates. If ordinary rabbits feel like too much surface buzz and not enough of the deeper, come-hither pressure you're after, this design from French brand Dorcel is built around that gap.
Inside the shaft, a linear motor moves the tip up and down rather than spinning a weight. Dorcel lists seven intensities for this motion, at up to around 1,500 movements a minute at the top end. Because the toy stays still in your hand while only the head moves, the sensation lands as rhythmic pressure on one spot. It feels closer to a fingertip beckoning than to a vibrating shaft, and that's why people who find standard G-spot vibes numbing often get on better with it.
The outer arm has its own motor with ten vibration modes, controlled separately from the tapping head. That means you can run slow G-spot taps with a strong steady buzz outside, or keep the clitoral arm gentle while the head works harder. Spend a minute finding a combination before you settle in; mixing the two is the whole point of a dual stimulation toy.
Overall it measures 23.5 cm long with a 3.9 cm diameter, a moderate girth that most people who've used a standard rabbit will find familiar. The handle curves inward to fit the palm, which keeps your wrist in a natural position while the head points toward the front wall. Lie back with knees bent, add a generous amount of water-based lube, insert slowly with the curve facing up, then rest the arm over the clitoris before switching anything on.
It charges by USB in around two hours and gives about an hour of play, and the cable and a storage pouch come in the box. Dorcel doesn't give a waterproof rating, so wash it with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner on a damp cloth, keep the charging point dry, and keep it out of the bath. It's made of soft, phthalate-free silicone, so use water-based lube rather than silicone lube.
It suits people who already know they enjoy G-spot play, or who suspect they would if the sensation were firmer and more focused. It's also a good pick if you like rabbits but find the internal vibration fades into background noise. It's less suited to anyone who wants a slim, very gentle first insertable, or who mainly wants external play; a dedicated clitoral vibrator will do that job better.
Most rabbits rely on vibration alone. The G-Stormer's tapping head makes it closer to a thrusting toy without the bulk of a full thrusting shaft. If you'd rather have a classic dual-vibration rabbit from the same brand, the Dorcel Furious Rabbit 2.0 is the alternative.
New to rabbits? Read our rabbit vibrator guide or see the full Dorcel range.
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