If you’ve ever wondered what happens when a rabbit vibrator tries to show off, the Heavens Door Flicker Rabbit is ready to demonstrate. With its flicking core, rotating clit ball, and a personality all its own, this toy delivers moments of brilliance, a few quirks, and plenty to talk about.
I did not expect to spend an entire afternoon thinking about the physics of flicking, yet here we are. The Heavens Door Flicker Rabbit from The Pleasure Company is one of those toys that doesn’t just sit quietly in your toy box waiting for its turn. It demands analysis. It wants to be understood. It wants, quite frankly, to be studied like the strange, enthusiastic creature it is.
And I say that lovingly. Because while this toy sometimes feels like it was designed by an overcaffeinated engineering student who was told to reinvent the rabbit, it also manages moments of brilliance that made me sit up straighter and think, oh, that is new.
This review is based on the experience of one tester, a 29-year-old woman from Denmark who used the Heavens Door vaginally. Her transcript is deeply detailed, nuanced, and wonderfully reflective, which means we have a rich foundation to unpack what this toy does well, where it stumbles, and who will appreciate its more experimental tendencies.
What follows is a thorough exploration of this very distinctive toy, written in the first person to reflect the perspective-based style requested.
The first thing that struck me about the Heavens Door was the packaging. It is unapologetically cute, pink, and feminine. Personally, pastel girliness doesn’t do much for me, but I appreciate when a brand commits to an aesthetic. As I opened the box and took everything out, I noticed how much information the packaging included: dual-action heads, vibration modes, pulsing options, waterproof claims, runtime, size references, everything short of a spiritual affirmation.
And the product image on the box? Surprisingly accurate. A lot of brands either oversell or undersell scale on their packaging photos, but this one effectively matches the real thing, only slightly smaller than the actual toy.
Then came the touch test: the flicker was soft and flexible, the ball was sturdier, and the contrast felt intentional. The toy has that interesting duality where part of it feels plush and welcoming while other parts feel rigid and mechanical.
The only early red flag was the charger. It is magnetic, which can be great, but in this case it felt a little too easy to knock loose. Even if it did not fail me this time, the concern itself is telling. But for now, let’s move past the charging anxiety and get to the heart of what makes this toy interesting.
There is something almost architectural about the build of this toy.
This trio of textures creates a uniquely varied tactile landscape. And yet, there are places where that difference becomes a little too stark. Going from a velvety soft head to an abruptly firm mid-section can feel jarring. A little cushioning along the sides of the rigid internal chamber would create a smoother transition.
Even so, the physical execution of the flicker and rotating ball is intriguing. Running your fingers across them is an early preview of the sensations the toy tries to deliver. The flicker is playful and whip-like. The ball feels intentionally forceful, built to tug and nudge the clitoris the way fingers might in a circular motion.
As for the controls: they are clear, easy to decode, and intuitive. Three buttons, each marked with symbols that actually make sense. Vibration, flicker, rotation. Simple. But the ease is only partial. The buttons work well visually, yet they can be difficult to locate by touch mid-session. Bigger or more tactile buttons would be a welcome upgrade.
Let’s get into the sensations, because this is where the Heavens Door becomes both fascinating and occasionally exasperating.
The internal mechanism flicks back and forth rather than only forward. That means it does not just target the G-spot, it can also stimulate deeper internal areas, even nudging toward the anus from the inside. If you like a bit of anal pressure or internal depth-play, this might be a pleasant surprise. If you do not, surprise is not the right word.
When it works, it works. It can be fun, unique, and capable of delivering intense sensations. But it is highly targeted, which means that if the toy is slightly misaligned, the flicking motion can become too sharp or simply too much. It can even leave the area feeling sore.
This toy is clearly designed for people willing to experiment with positioning.
This feature mimics the feeling of a finger making small circles on the clitoris. On its own, without vibration, the motion is gentle. Paired with vibration, it becomes more forceful.
But two challenges emerge:
Again, we return to a recurring theme: this toy rewards patience, flexibility, and hands-on navigation.
The vibration strength is commendably powerful. The pulsing modes, which I typically ignore on other toys, actually made sense here because the flicker already creates a rhythmic, wave-like internal feel.
The packaging claims quietness, yet the reality varies. Deep insertion muffles the sounds nicely. But if the flicker sits near the vaginal opening, the combination of movement and body fluids becomes more noticeable. Not necessarily loud enough to alert neighbors, but definitely audible.
The silicone is soft and easy to clean on the main surfaces. Water and soap do the job just fine, and being waterproof removes a lot of anxiety.
But the areas around the flicker and rotating ball contain tight crevices. Unless your fingers are the size of toothpicks, cleaning them thoroughly is a challenge. Tools help, but none are included.
Two truths coexist:
Even though the toy lasted through long sessions and demonstrated solid battery life, the concern about accidental disconnection is valid. Magnetic chargers should snap aggressively into place. This one snaps politely.
On the positive side, the toy lived up to its runtime claims, surviving extended use without dying mid-session.
None of these issues are dealbreakers, but they do shape who will enjoy the toy the most.
This toy is perfect for people who enjoy experimentation, targeted stimulation, hands-on control, dual-action toys that feel truly different, and strong rhythmic sensations.
If you love mapping sensations, adjusting angles, and discovering the toy’s sweet spot, this will be a rewarding experience. If you enjoy the feeling of something mechanically distinct happening inside you, especially around the G-spot, this toy offers something memorable.
However, it may not be the best fit if you want instant anatomical alignment, prefer gentler internal motion, want ultra discreet noise, or dislike toys that require dexterity to adjust mid-use.
This is not a set it and forget it rabbit. It is a set it, adjust it, try again, adjust again, then enjoy the reward rabbit.
After spending time with the Heavens Door Flicker Rabbit, I keep coming back to the same conclusion: this toy has personality. It is ambitious, memorable, and sometimes a little chaotic. But it also delivers flashes of brilliance that make you understand why someone would keep it in their regular rotation.
It offers moments of intensity that many toys never reach. It can create powerful orgasms, satisfying pressure, rhythmic internal movement, and a sense of novelty that is hard to come by.
It also asks something of you. Patience. Experimentation. A willingness to shift your hips like you are tuning a satellite dish.
But the tester loved it enough to continue using it despite the quirks, which says everything.
If you are curious, adventurous, and drawn to toys that offer sensations outside the standard rabbit script, the Heavens Door Flicker Rabbit might be the strange and delightful surprise you are looking for. If you want predictability and ease, you may want something more straightforward.
As for me? I admire its boldness. Toys with personality always leave the strongest impressions, and this one certainly does.
