Vibrators

Which vibrator should I choose?

Start with where you want to feel it. Wand vibrators give deep, rumbly external stimulation and are a favourite for massage too. Bullets and mini vibes are small, quiet and easy to travel with. Rabbit vibrators combine an internal shaft with an external arm for the G-spot and clitoris at the same time. Clitoral suction toys use pulses of air rather than vibration and feel very different from a standard vibe, and G-spot vibrators have a curved head that reaches the front wall.

Brands in the range include Womanizer, LELO, Le Wand, Bodywand, Romp, Rocks Off, Svakom and Nu Sensuelle, from compact first vibes to premium rechargeable designs.

Power, rechargeable and waterproof

Most of our vibrators are now rechargeable, which saves on batteries and usually means a stronger motor. Many are waterproof, so you can take them into the bath or shower, and some plug in at the wall for the strongest, most consistent power. The settings count, run time and charge time are listed on each product page wherever the manufacturer gives them.

How to use a wand vibrator

Begin on the lowest setting over clothing or a towel, and build up slowly, because wands are powerful. Move it around rather than holding it in one place, and use a little lube for comfort. Our guide on how to use a wand massager covers positions, attachments and using one with a partner.

App and remote control

Remote and app-controlled vibrators let a partner take control, from across the room or across the world. They are a popular choice for couples and for long-distance play, and a wearable vibe can be used discreetly.

Thrusting and rotating

If you want movement as well as vibration, our thrusting toys move in and out on their own, so you can relax and let the toy do the work.

Materials and lube

Many vibrators are made from body-safe silicone, often over a firmer ABS core. Silicone is non-porous and easy to clean, but it can be damaged by silicone lube, so always use a water-based lube with silicone toys. Our guide to the best lube for silicone toys explains why, and you will find water-based options in our water-based lube range.

Cleaning and charging

Clean your vibrator after every use with warm water and a toy cleaner, keeping water away from the charging point on models that are not waterproof. Charge it fully before the first use and store it somewhere dry. If it has a magnetic charging port, keep it away from metal objects in a drawer.

Vibrator questions

What is the difference between rumbly and buzzy?

Rumbly vibration is deeper and lower, and you feel it further into the body. Buzzy vibration is higher pitched and more surface-level. Wands and larger toys tend to be rumblier, while small bullets tend to be buzzier. Product descriptions often say which a toy is.

How loud are vibrators?

Most modern rechargeable vibrators are quiet on lower settings, but every motor gets louder at full power. If noise matters to you, look for a smaller toy and check the description for any quiet or whisper-mode claims from the manufacturer.

Is a clitoral suction toy a vibrator?

Not quite. Air-pulse toys from Womanizer, LELO and Romp use rhythmic changes in air pressure instead of vibration, so there is no direct contact with the clitoris. Many people who find vibration too intense prefer it. Some models combine both.

How do I choose my first vibrator?

A small, rechargeable bullet or mini wand is the easiest place to start. It is affordable, easy to use alone or with a partner, and helps you find what you like before you invest in something larger.

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