
About this product
Eve's Throbber is a dual-stimulation rabbit vibrator with a throbbing shaft and a curling tip. The shaft features a textured band that expands and contracts, and the tip moves in a curling motion. The device has two motors: one in the shaft and one in the clitoral stimulator. Each motor offers 10 speeds and patterns, controlled independently. The vibrator measures 10 by 2.9 inches overall, with an insertable length of 5.1 inches and an insertable width of 3.1 inches. It is made from silicone with ABS plastic accents and recharges via USB.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Adam & Eve
- Product type
- Rabbit Vibrator
- Materials
- Silicone
- ABS plastic
- Dimensions
- 10 in x 2.9 in overall
- 5.1 in x 3.1 in insertable
- App-controlled
- No
Product data last updated: September 13, 2026
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