Review: Tracy’s Dog Junibell Rabbit Vibrator

Gorgeously designed rabbit style vibrator. Read on for my Tracy’s Dog Junibel review!

Design | How to use | Packaging | Materials and care | My experience | Comprehensive

design

The Junibell is a gorgeous dual stimulation vibrator from Tracy’s Dog. Just like the bunny, it’s designed to stimulate your G-spot and clitoris simultaneously. But unlike a traditional rabbit, it doesn’t have any scary “ears,” and its rotating clitoral arms can accommodate a wider range of body sizes (i.e. shorter or longer clitoris-to-vagina distance).

Tracy’s dog, Junibell, essentially looks like a fancy letter “V.” The insertable part is the V-shaped base; it has ridges for extra textural stimulation and a motor at the very pointed tip.

The shaft forks; one goes straight, that is the handle; the other curls up, that is the clitoral movement.

Tracy’s Dog Junibell is waterproof, rechargeable, and coated in silky soft silicone. It only comes in one color: lavender, which is a lovely soft purple.

I love this name too! Junibel Suitable for it, reminiscent of lovely spring flowers.

How to use Tracy’s dog Junibell

1. Tracy’s Dog Junibell has two buttons near the bottom of the toy.
2. To turn it on, press and hold the power button for 3 seconds. It will turn on in standby mode.
3. Apply water-based lubricant and insert the V-shaped tip, angle the clitoral swirl so it rests on the clitoris.
4. Click the power button again to activate clitoral vibrations. Press and hold it to cycle between 4 stable states and 6 modes.
5. Press the 🗲 button to turn on the G-spot motor. Keep clicking to cycle through 4 stable states and 6 modes.
6. To turn it off, press and hold the power button.

Package

Tracy’s Dog Junibell comes neatly packaged in a black box covered with a red sleeve. Junibell’s photo is on the front. When you open the lid, you’ll find the Junibell nestled in some foam. In total, you receive the Junibell, a USB charging cable, two packs of lubricant, an instruction manual, and safety instructions. You also receive a large purple satin storage bag.

Overall, the packaging feels of good quality and worth giving as a gift.

Materials and care

Tracy’s Dog Junibell is coated in silky soft silicone. This is an excellent material for sex toys as it is easy to clean, hygienic and hypoallergenic.

The website calls it “IPX7 waterproof,” and IPX7 generally means you can submerge it in water. However, the safety instructions clearly stated “Do not immerse product in water” so I was confused. Just to be on the safe side I just consider this splash proof.

arrive cleandisconnect the charger. I rinse with warm soapy water and air dry before and after each use. Tracy’s dog also comes with a sex toy cleaner if you need it, but basic soap works just fine for me.

If you want to add lube (which I always recommend), try using a water-based lube like this one (two sample packs are included in your Junibell box). Avoid using silicone lubricants, which can damage the surface of any silicone toy.

arrive TOLLsecure the magnetic end of the charging cable to two small metal pins near the base of the toy. Plug the power cord into your computer or USB wall adapter. The indicator light will flash while charging and will light up steadily when complete. It takes 2.5 hours to fully charge and can be used continuously for about 1.5 hours.

My experience with Tracy’s dog Junibel

I was curious to test Tracy’s dog, Junibel, as I have never tried a dual stimulator with this design. The “V” shape design is quite novel. It reminds me a lot of BMS Factory’s (now quite old) Silhouette Swan…although, if I’m taking any inspiration from it, Tracy’s dog definitely had some modifications, slimmer arms, curlier clitoral shaft, and a more g-spot Conical vibrator. I’ve never owned a Silhouette Swan, so I can’t compare them.

Much to my delight, Tracy’s dog Junibel is doing surprisingly well. Once the shaft is lubricated, it slides comfortably and flexes up to my G-spot. The clitoral arm will bend slightly during thrusting, but there will be no pinching or discomfort. Once it’s as deep as it can go, I find that I can make very slight shallow thrusts while maintaining contact with the clitoral part, which is ideal – this gives me the same G-spot mechanical (as well as vibrational) stimulation and clitoral stimulation. time.

And the motor is powerful! Both the clitoral and G-spot motors are medium-strength and fairly rumbling. I have been able to achieve clitoral orgasm very quickly.

Even with both motors running at top speed, it’s a relatively quiet toy. I’m not worried about anyone hearing this through a closed door (especially if I’m using this under a blanket).

But with this design, I found that the G-spot cannot be strongly stimulated. The curvature of the G-spot axis isn’t steep enough and the G-spot motor usually lies down if I want to prioritize clitoral stimulation only The inside is a little too deep to really focus the G-spot angle. However, different bodies may experience this differently (given that everyone’s measurements and angles are slightly different).

Tracy’s Dog Junibel Review – General Thoughts

Tracy’s Dog Junibell is a great dual stimulator that’s surprisingly good considering it’s only $38. The motor is powerful and rumbling, the design is cleverly designed to provide you with internal and external stimulation, and it’s silicone and rechargeable. I also love the color and aesthetic of this design and think it would make a great gift.

You can choose your very own Junibell, Tracy’s dog, here! Why do I like Tracy’s dog? All of their products come with free standard shipping to the United States (but can also ship to Canada!) on orders over $60. They also ship with care.

See below for a breakdown of my review of Junibell, Tracy’s Dog.