Inmi Come Hither Rabbit Review: Great in 2017, Old Tech Now
✨ The Inmi Come Hither ✨
A 2017 favorite that the category eventually caught up with.
Dual stimulation · G-spot motion · Silicone and ABS · Rechargeable · Discontinued
Read this first. We no longer carry the Come Hither, and it is not a toy I would send you looking for secondhand. It was genuinely good when it launched. The category has moved a long way since, and what felt special in 2017 is now standard and better executed.
This post originally ran in 2017 as part of a partnership with Slutty Girl Problems. Skip to the bottom for what I would buy instead.
What it was
A dual stimulation rabbit with one idea that set it apart. Most rabbits vibrate, and that is the whole offer: a shaft that buzzes and an arm that buzzes against the clitoris at the same time. The Come Hither added movement. The tip flexed back and forth inside you, mimicking the beckoning finger motion the name is borrowed from, and it did that against the G-spot rather than simply humming near it.
Silicone over ABS plastic, so body-safe and easy to clean, rechargeable rather than eating batteries, and generously sized. It looked expensive and it felt expensive, which at the time was not a given in this part of the market.
Why it mattered in 2017
Because almost nothing else was doing it. G-spot stimulation was, at that point, mostly a shape problem. Manufacturers gave you a curve and a strong motor and left you to work out the angle yourself, which is fine if you already know what you are doing and useless if you do not. A toy that physically moved against you was solving a real problem rather than adding a feature to a spec sheet.
It also arrived at a moment when dual stimulation was getting a lot better generally. People had spent a decade with rabbits that were technically dual and practically only good at one thing, because the arm never quite reached. The Come Hither actually lined up.
Why it is old tech now
Everything the Come Hither introduced, the current generation does more quietly and with more control. Motion is no longer the novelty it was, so instead of two speeds you get proper ranges, and instead of one rhythm you get several. Motors have got dramatically quieter, which matters more than any other single improvement if you do not live alone. Battery life and charging have improved across the board.
None of that is a criticism of the toy. It is what happens to good early technology. The Come Hither was ahead of the market and then the market arrived, which is the nicest way a product can become obsolete.
What I would buy instead
Four current toys that do what the Come Hither was reaching for, all of them quieter and better made. If you specifically want the moving sensation rather than vibration, the inflatable one is the closest thing in spirit, because it changes shape against you instead of just buzzing.
Newer to this than the price tags suggest you should be? Start with what a rabbit vibrator actually is before you spend a hundred dollars on one.
Originally published May 4, 2017. Rewritten August 8, 2026.
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Everything in this shop is here because I chose it. I opened The White Unicorn in 2016, I still do all the buying myself, and I have tested most of what I sell. Ten years of answering the same questions is how I learned what people actually need, and it is why I will happily tell you when something is not worth your money.