MINA Bloom 2-In-1 Rabbit Vibrator Review: A Very Versatile Toy

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The MINA Bloom is sold as a 2-in-1 rabbit vibrator, although ‘dual stimulator‘ is probably more accurate as there are no actual bunny ears.

There’s a thick, curved internal section and a separate egg-shaped vibrator which sits in the external arm to stimulate the clitoris. The clever bit is that the two pieces detach completely, both vibrate independently, and the little egg also acts as a wireless remote for the internal vibrator.

After experimenting with it, I’d argue you’re actually getting something closer to four toys in one: a dual stimulator, a vibrating dildo/G-spot toy, a standalone clitoral vibrator and even a love egg.

It’s not the strongest vibrator I own, nor the most targeted, but it is soft, comfortable, fun and incredibly adaptable. That makes it particularly interesting if you’re new to sex toys and still figuring out what you actually like.

What Is The MINA Bloom?

The Bloom looks quite different to a traditional rabbit vibrator. Everything is rounded and incredibly flexible, with a yellow internal section and a light blue detachable egg sitting inside a soft silicone cradle.

I actually really like the way it looks. The shapes are unusual without being intimidating, the colours make it feel playful, and there’s something pleasingly silly about pulling the whole thing apart and discovering that both pieces do their own thing.

The insertable section measures around 10.7cm / 4.2 inches long and 3.6cm / 1.4 inches across, so while it isn’t particularly long, it has a decent amount of girth.

The whole thing is covered in lovely thick silicone which feels very soft and squishy. It’s also one of the most flexible internal vibrators I’ve used, which has both advantages and disadvantages.

I’d definitely recommend plenty of water-based lubricant. Despite the softness, the shaft is relatively chunky and the silicone has enough drag that lube makes insertion much more comfortable.

How Does The MINA Bloom Rabbit Work?

Both parts of the Bloom have their own controls. You switch on the egg-shaped section first, then the internal shaft, and once both are powered on the egg acts as the wireless controller for the shaft.

You can leave the egg attached, remove it and position it manually against your clitoris, or hand it to a partner and let them control the internal vibrations.

Each section can also be used independently, which is one of the things I like most about the design.

There are three vibration intensities followed by a selection of patterns. As usual, I ignored most of the patterns and stuck to steady vibration.

The vibrations are decent rather than spectacular. They’re stronger than the weak, buzzy motors you find in very cheap toys, but not on the same level as something like the Lovense Domi 2 or one of LELO’s more powerful vibrators.

Oddly, the motor in the shaft is noticeably stronger than the one in the clitoral egg, which feels slightly backwards to me but they’re perfectly respectable vibrations for a toy at this price point, particularly if you’re relatively sensitive or don’t need industrial-strength clitoral stimulation to orgasm.

What Does The MINA Bloom Feel Like Internally?

Looking at the Bloom, you’d assume the curved shaft was designed to sit firmly against the G-spot. In practice, it’s so flexible that it doesn’t hold that curve in the same way as a firmer G-spot vibrator.

This created a broader internal sensation and, at some angles, stimulation deeper towards the A-spot.

Get the angle wrong, though, and it can produce the slightly peculiar and not entirely sexy sensation that you might need to go and have a poo. Fortunately, repositioning it sorted that out.

If targeted G-spot pressure is your priority, I’d choose something firmer. The LELO Mona, for example, holds its curved shape much better and lets you apply pressure exactly where you want it.

The Bloom is less precise. Instead, you get more of an everything-at-once sensation, with girth, vibration and pressure spread across a larger area.

I actually quite liked it once I’d found the right position, but it’s a very different experience from a dedicated G-spot vibrator.

Is The Clitoral Vibrator Any Good?

For me, this was the weaker part of the Bloom, although that’s partly because I usually prefer powerful wands or clitoral suction toys.

The little egg isn’t especially intense, but used with the internal vibrator it did eventually make me orgasm. It just took a much longer build-up than I’d expect from a suction toy.

That could be a positive if you prefer a slower build, or if you find very powerful toys overwhelming.

The soft silicone helps too. Rather than simply holding the egg against the clitoris, you can press or grind against it, which creates a broader sensation.

It wouldn’t be my first choice for clitoral stimulation on its own, but it does the job.

The MINA Bloom As A Vibrating Dildo

Pull the egg out completely and you’re left with a perfectly usable standalone internal vibrator.

This is one of the Bloom’s biggest strengths, because rabbit vibrators can be frustrating when the internal and external sections don’t both fit your anatomy properly.

With the Bloom, that doesn’t really matter. If you like the shaft but not the clitoral egg, just remove it and use the internal vibrator on its own, or pair it with your favourite suction toy or wand instead.

Likewise, if the shaft doesn’t suit you, the egg can still be used independently.

Can You Use The MINA Bloom Egg Internally?

MINA doesn’t specifically market the detachable egg as an insertable toy, but the minute I took it out I thought the same thing:

That looks like a love egg.

So I tried it, and it works perfectly well as one.

The egg is completely covered in soft silicone and the Bloom is waterproof, so I was comfortable experimenting with it vaginally. It’s also fairly quiet, which means you could potentially wear it discreetly in public.

It isn’t as powerful as something like the Lovense Lush 4, and there’s no app control. You need to switch it on and choose your setting before inserting it.

I wouldn’t buy the Bloom purely as an alternative to the Lush, but as an extra way to use a toy you already own, it’s a surprisingly useful bonus.

One important caveat: don’t use it anally. There’s no flared base.

The MINA Bloom: Four Sex Toys In One?

Depending on how you use the two pieces, the Bloom effectively gives you:

1. A rabbit vibrator
2. A vibrating dildo/G-spot vibrator
3. A standalone clitoral vibrator
4. A vibrating love egg

There are a few variations within those too. You can use the egg externally while the shaft is inserted, or hand the egg-shaped controller to a partner and let them control the internal vibrations.

That gives the Bloom a fun couples-play angle too, whether you’re using it for teasing, restraint play or simply handing over control.

I’m sure there are probably other configurations I haven’t thought of yet.

Is The MINA Bloom Quiet?

It’s fairly quiet rather than whisper-silent. You can hear it, especially with both motors running, but behind a closed bedroom door I wouldn’t be particularly worried about somebody elsewhere in the house hearing it.

The standalone egg is quieter, which also makes it more suitable for discreet wearable play.

Is The MINA Bloom Beginner Friendly?

Very much so. In fact, beginners are probably the people I’d recommend it to most enthusiastically.

The silicone is thick, soft and extremely flexible, so there aren’t lots of hard edges or rigid sections forcing your body into one particular position.

That flexibility also helps with one of the biggest problems with rabbit vibrators: fit. My favourite traditional rabbit is still the We-Vibe Nova 2, partly because its flexible clitoral arm is designed to maintain contact as you move. The Bloom solves the same problem differently. If the external section doesn’t sit where you want it, you can simply detach it and put it there yourself.

It’s also a good option if you don’t yet know what type of stimulation you prefer. Rather than buying several separate toys, the Bloom lets you experiment with internal vibration, clitoral vibration, dual stimulation and even a love egg.

The vibrations are decent without being ferocious too, so it may suit anyone who is particularly sensitive or finds very powerful toys overwhelming.

How Strong Are The Vibrations?

I’d put them firmly in the middle.

They’re stronger and more satisfying than the very cheap vibrators I’ve tried where everything feels thin and buzzy, but they don’t have the depth or sheer power I get from premium LELO toys or the Lovense Domi 2.

For me, the clitoral vibrator in particular could do with a bit more oomph.

However, more powerful does not automatically mean better for everyone. If you’re relatively new to vibrators, particularly sensitive or simply prefer a slower build rather than having your clitoris blasted into submission, the Bloom’s vibration strength may actually be preferable.

Cleaning And Charging

Both parts of the Bloom are rechargeable via magnetic USB charging, and the whole toy is waterproof.

For cleaning, I wash it with warm water and sex-toy cleaner, paying particular attention to the silicone cradle where the detachable egg sits. As it’s silicone, stick to a compatible water-based lubricant.

MINA Bloom Price And Discount

At the time of writing, Buzzy.co.uk sells the MINA Bloom for £52.69.

You can get 20% off at Buzzy.co.uk using the code SexToyReviews20, which brings it down to around £42.15 at the current price.

At roughly £42, I think it’s very good value. You’re getting a rechargeable, waterproof silicone toy with two motors and several genuinely different ways to use it.

For someone still figuring out what kind of stimulation they like, that makes a lot of sense.

MINA Bloom Review Verdict

The MINA Bloom isn’t the toy I’d choose if I wanted the fastest, strongest orgasm possible. I have suction toys that get me there quicker, wands that are more powerful and firmer G-spot vibrators that give much more targeted pressure.

What the Bloom does really well is comfort and versatility.

It’s soft, flexible, unintimidating and gives you several different ways to experiment with stimulation. The internal motor is stronger than the external one, the clitoral egg could do with a little more oomph, and the floppy shaft won’t suit everyone if they want very precise G-spot pressure.

But for a beginner, a sensitive user or someone who simply wants to try a few different types of toy without spending a fortune, I think it’s a clever little option.

Recommended for: Beginners, sensitive users, couples and anyone who values versatility over maximum power.

Maybe skip it if: You already know you need very strong clitoral vibrations or firm, targeted G-spot stimulation.

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