Vibrators

Vibrators are our largest toy category: 1916 variants. Because the choice is that wide, the decision does not start with a brand but with a question — which part of the body is this for, and who will be operating it?

This page is a map. Once you know the type you want, go straight to the subcategory.

The map of types

For the clitoris there are small vibrators, eggs and air-pulse models. For internal use there are vibrators with a curved tip for the G-spot and classic shaped models. Rabbits combine the two at once. For men there are prostate and anal vibrators and vibrating rings. For couples there are models that stay between partners, and panty vibrators worn under clothing.

Motor and control

Alongside plain vibration, the range includes rotation, thrusting, warming and air pulse. Control can sit on a button, on a wireless remote, or on WatchMe wireless technology, where the controller is a separate unit. Some models have a finger loop, others are shaped to be held one-handed in several positions.

Material, charging and water resistance

Medical-grade silicone dominates: soft and non-porous. Cheaper models use rigid ABS plastic. Newer products charge over USB, which matters more on a vibrator than elsewhere, because power drops visibly as a button cell runs down. Water resistance is stated on the product and decides whether a model may go under water or only under a damp cloth.