31 Best Vibrators For Women According To Very Happy Customers

With most vibrating panties, the actual vibrator needs to be big enough to tuck into a boyshort or bikini brief. Instead of the larger vibes, this set uses a teeny-tiny button-sized single-speed vibrator to perfectly nestle into your vulva for clitoral stimulation. As far as smol bullet vibes go, this waterproof Lovehoney one is not only chic (rose gold!), but rechargeable, v. affordable, and packs a punch with three speeds and seven vibration patterns. If you enjoy internal stimulation and pressure, this ergonomic toy will make leveraging sooo much easier. While the design might look a lil strange at first, it actually offers the perfect amount of control to maneuver the toy and extend your reach.

A discreet veil of medical decorum survived until the late 1920s, when the appearance of vibrators in early porn films rendered the pretence untenable, and the vibrator promptly disappeared from polite public view. Despite the lack of evidence to suggest otherwise, it seems unlikely – and the manufacturers surely knew what they were selling. Some of the language of early 20th-century ads is heavy with unmistakable innuendo, one boasting of its wares' "thrilling, invigorating, penetrating, revitalising vibrations", guaranteed to create an "irresistible desire" in a woman to own one.

“The Sassy is flexible and easy to hold because of its textured handle,” says sex writer and sex-toy reviewer Betty Butch. Because all bodies are different, finding toys that can be used in a number of different ways is important to both Azmi and Ligon. The more flexible a vibrator is, the more kinds of bodies it can potentially please. According to Azmi, the Picobong Transformer, which has been around for a number of years, is a vastly underrated toy. Azmi likened the toy’s shape to a “jump rope with two bulbous ends” and told us that when you turn it on, the whole thing vibrates. The open-ended design allows you to use it in a multitude of different ways, including internally, externally, with a partner, alone, wrapped around a penis like a cock ring, or simply to massage your neck.

In addition to the S, Zumio also offers the X, which is a renamed version of the classic Zumio vibrator we previously recommended and which remains an excellent toy. Both toys offer about the same amount of power, but the S has a thicker tip, which makes the sensations somewhat more diffuse, an effect we preferred. If you like more intensely focused stimulation, we recommend the X, but we did not find the difference between the two models to be all that noticeable. The Zumio measures about 7 inches long (the handle itself is a little over 5 inches long; the tip is a bit shorter than 2 inches). It’s lightweight, comfortable to hold , and small enough to fit in a purse. The Zumio has a remarkably unfussy control panel on the upper side of its purple silicone and plastic handle, with an on/off button and up/down buttons offering eight levels of intensity.

It followed, therefore, that its cure would likewise be regarded as medical rather than sexual. As of 2013, rechargeable vibrators were beginning to be manufactured to reduce the environmental impact of battery-operated vibrators.

The Rave is ergonomically designed to vibe against your G-spot internally and beyond. “You can hold it loosely in your hand as you allow it to rock against your G-spot and increase the intensity of the vibrations as your arousal heightens,” says O’Reilly. You can also rock it back and forth, swipe from side to side across the G-spot, gently pull it in and out, rotate it gently toward the sides of your vagina and pulse firmly as it vibrates—the possibilities are endless. From beginner-friendly options to unique picks, we have a sex toy for everyone. To dive deeper into the benefits of masturbation and vibrators, see our Q&A with sex therapist Stephen Snyder, MD. Made with Dame’s strongest motor yet, Arc sends out vibrations that can be enjoyed internally or externally (the bulb-shaped head has five different patterns and speeds).

Clitoral vibrators take you straight to the main event by delivering a wave of different sensations to your most sensitive area, the clitoris. Women's vibrators come in all shapes and sizes, so it can be hard to figure out what you like.

Labia are the thin inner folds of the vulva, and they are often sensitive and pleasurable, too. The vibrations of Je Joue’s Mimi felt jerky and choppy at the lower speeds and caused the motor to make wheezing noises. This toy works best if you use it at its maximum setting, provided that the maximum setting is not too strong or weak for your personal tastes. It’s a good value for a rechargeable, bullet-style toy that is small enough to fit in a pocket but capable of delivering the rumbly intensity of a much larger vibrator. Although we recommend this model as a starter vibrator, some of our testers found that the hard plastic became slippery and difficult to hold when it came in contact with lubricant. In some cases you can scrub off the stickiness, but we do not recommend using silicone lubricants with silicone toys, because we don’t really know how the lubricants will affect the porosity and integrity of the toys over time.

Feel the double stimulation from both the vibrating headandthe bunny ears that will drive sensations to your clitoris. Fifty bucks gets you one rechargeable bullet and three different heads that you can attach to get a ~variety~ of feels for your money. There’s a standalone bunny ear sleeve for clitoral stimulation, a bulb-shaped sleeve silicone vibrator for internal stimulation, and a sleeve that turns your bullet into a mini-rabbit. This battery-powered, water-resistant vibe also comes with a silicone attachment for extra textural sensation. The toy uses one button to cycle through different intensities and patterns, so you can easily unpack and play without having to sort through a detailed instruction manual. For starters, ask yourself what you’re looking for in a toy or what matters most to your orgasm or pleasure. Or maybe you’re looking for a toy that’s versatile enough to get you off no matter how you wanna use it.

Unlike many other toys in this price range, the Zumio doesn’t offer multiple vibration patterns, but this is a feature that the majority of people we surveyed in our early research found to be superfluous and at times annoying. The Womanizer was the first toy to use a clitoral suction feature in combination with vibration to create a completely new type of sensation. We’ve tested three imitators, and none of them have provided the same level of consistent, focused, and comfortable stimulation as the original. For most people seeking a combination of suction and vibration, we recommend the Womanizer Classic. It’s utilitarian yet elegant, and it’s surprisingly inexpensive given the quality of the device. The Vibe is a great value at $45, and it proves you don’t have to spend $100 or more to get a great-quality rechargeable vibrator. Unlike some of the other toys we tested, the Rechargeable is not waterproof.