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Plenty of rabbits buzz. The Playboy Pleasure Tap That, made by Evolved Novelties, adds a tapping head to its curved G-spot shaft, so you feel a rhythmic knock against your front wall rather than only a hum. A small winged arm handles the clitoris with vibration, which makes this a rabbit vibrator for people who like their internal sensation firm and pulsing.

Tapping and vibration, split between two arms

The two parts do different jobs. Inside, the deeply curved tip has a tapping mechanism with 9 speeds and rhythms, from a slow pat to fast drumming. Outside, the shorter winged stimulator vibrates, with its own set of 9 speeds and rhythms. Tapping feels more like pressure that moves than a surface buzz, and many people who find standard G-spot vibes too faint notice it more. The listing doesn't say how the buttons are laid out, so expect a short learning curve the first time you cycle through the settings.

How this rabbit vibrator fits

This is a compact rabbit. The insertable shaft is about 3 in long and 1.25 in across, slimmer than many realistic toys, and the whole vibrator stands 6.5 in tall, 2.75 in deep and 1.7 in wide. That short shaft is a feature: the G-spot sits only a few centimetres inside, on the front wall, and the steep curve aims the tapping head straight at it. If you want deep fullness, this isn't that toy; if you want targeted stimulation without a big insertable, it's well judged.

First-time tips

Use a generous amount of water-based lube on the shaft. Lie on your back with knees bent and insert with the curve facing your belly button. Start the tapping on its lowest setting before you turn on the wings, then shift the angle until the winged arm rests on your clitoris. Instead of thrusting, try holding it still or rocking it gently; the tapping supplies the movement. Our rabbit vibrator guide has more positions.

Shower, charging and care

Tap That is waterproof and submersible, so the bath is fair game. It charges by USB with the included cable; Evolved doesn't list charge time or battery life. The body is silicone, free of phthalates and latex. Wash it with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner, dry it, and store it away from other silicone toys. Evolved covers it with a five-year warranty.

Who will enjoy it most

Tap That is aimed at people who already know they like G-spot pressure, or who have tried a curved vibe and found the buzz too light to register. The tapping head gives a stronger, more defined sensation without needing a thick shaft. It's also a sensible pick if you find thrusting tiring, since the toy does the movement for you while you hold it still. If you mainly enjoy clitoral stimulation and use penetration as a side dish, a dedicated clitoral vibrator will give you more power where you want it.

Other Playboy rabbits

Prefer a thrusting shaft? Look at the Playboy Rapid Rabbit. Want something smaller still? The Bitty Bunny is the petite option.

Specifications

  • Brand: Playboy Pleasure by Evolved Novelties
  • Type: G-spot and clitoral rabbit with tapping shaft
  • Settings: 9 tapping speeds and rhythms in the shaft; 9 vibration speeds and rhythms
  • Material: silicone, phthalate-free and latex-free
  • Size: 6.5 in high, 2.75 in deep, 1.7 in wide; insertable length 3 in; insertable diameter 1.25 in
  • Power: rechargeable, USB cable included
  • Waterproof: yes, submersible
  • Warranty: five years

More dual-stimulation toys are in our rabbit vibrator collection.

Helpful Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Playboy Tap That G-Spot & Clitoral Rabbit Vibrator.

What does a tapping G-spot vibrator feel like?

Instead of a constant buzz, the head knocks against the inner front wall in a steady beat, similar to fingers tapping. It feels deeper and more like pressure than a standard vibrating shaft. Low settings are subtle; the fast rhythms feel like a drumroll.

Is Tap That good for beginners?

Its 3 in insertable length and 1.25 in width are approachable for a first rabbit. What takes getting used to is the tapping itself and the number of settings. Start with tapping alone on the lowest speed and add the clitoral wings once you are comfortable.

Can I use the tapping and the clitoral vibration separately?

Evolved lists 9 tapping modes in the shaft and 9 vibration modes, but doesn't spell out whether each arm runs on its own button. Check the instruction card in the box; if you only want one sensation, you can also simply angle the wings away from your body.

Which lube should I use with Tap That?

Use a water-based lube. It is the safe pairing for silicone toys and rinses off easily. Silicone lube can degrade silicone surfaces over time, so skip it unless you test a small patch first.

Is it noisy?

The tapping mechanism makes a soft rhythmic sound that is different from a vibrator's hum, more noticeable at the fastest settings. The listing doesn't give a decibel rating. Under a duvet or in the bath it is far less obvious.

Can I use it in the bath?

Yes. It is listed as waterproof and submersible, so a bath or shower is fine. Charge it only when it is completely dry, and remember that water rinses lube away, so keep the bottle nearby and reapply as you go.

How is it different from the Rapid Rabbit?

Tap That pats the G-spot with a tapping head and stays short and compact. The Rapid Rabbit is a thrusting rabbit, where the shaft moves in and out. Choose Tap That for focused front-wall pressure and the Rapid Rabbit if you want motion that mimics thrusting.

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