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Below you’ll find 34 rumbly, satisfying toys that run the gamut from LDR-friendly remote-controlled vibrators to the classic Hitachi Magic Wand. You’ll find clitoris sex toys like the Sona Cruise suction vibrator from Lelo, G-spot vibrators from Dame, and more finds from brands you might not know—yet. If it’s your first time and you don’t know how to use a vibrator, we break that down for you. One thing’s for sure: You’ll have a hard time putting them down. Some wands are smaller and more discreet, while others are large and in charge. Many come with a variety of different speeds and settings, and some even have remote and app connectivity. These days, a lot of options are wireless, but some wands have cords, meaning you never have to charge them (and won’t lose power in the middle of play). The head of the wand vibrator should be made out of a non-porous material, like silicone, that’s soft and easy to clean. If you want to take your wand into the tub or shower, make sure to buy one that’s waterproof. Lastly, be sure to pair any silicone vibe with water-based lube, which won’t break down the toy’s material, unlike silicone lubes, which may cause deterioration. The best wand vibrators to buy right now Don’t forget lube! Apply a liberal dollop of lubricant to your sex toy before you get started to increase sensation and reduce friction. Bullet vibrators A distinguishing characteristic of the wand is its powerful vibrations, which are focussed entirely on the head. The long body remains vibration-free, which makes it comfortable to use for long, drawn-out foreplay or masturbation sessions without causing your arm to go numb. Here, we reveal the best vibrators as judged by a panel of over 130 women – from the best rabbit vibrator to the best bullet vibrators, and much more. Shopping for a couples sex toy? We've tested those too.

Without wanting to state the obvious, the definition of a vibrator – and the main characteristic distinguishing them from the best dildos– is that it will contain inside it a motor and, yes, you've guessed it, it will vibrate. Beyond this basic fact, vibrators come in many different guises. Our panel loved the wireless remote control, which added an element of fun and made it easy to switch between the settings during use. It took a little manoeuvring to get in the right position, but once the fit was right, it was smiles all round. As with all suction stimulators, The Poet works by pulsating air around the clitoris to stimulate a similar sensation to oral sex. The pulsations can be intense and, while this is a deeply pleasurably experience for many, having control over the toy is vital to avoid a sense of overwhelm. Smile Makers has got this balance right as this petite, pod-like toy responds when the user squeezes the sides to increase the intensity. Alternatively, you can cruise through the five settings using buttons that start with ‘Quiver’ and end with ‘Cha-cha-cha’. One size does not always fit all with suction vibrators and so the choice of three differently sized heads is a boon. Super-soft silicone earns it top marks too. Best vibrator: G-spot vibrator Do you enjoy the sensation of both clitoral touch and vaginal penetration? Then choose a rabbit-style vibe that has been designed to stimulate both hot spots at the same time. Most vibes are made from plastic, silicone or skin-safe rubber. Plastic is the firmest option, while silicone has a more velvety feel. Skin-safe rubber is the softest and most flexible. 2. Settings and speedsTesters loved the remote control feature here, which allowed their partner to adjust the settings. The compact, egg-shaped sex toy scored well when it came to performance too, with testers having a more intense orgasm. Priyankaa has an MA in Magazine Journalism from Cardiff University and over five years’ experience in health and fitness journalism. Priyankaa has written for Stylist’s Strong Women Training Club, where she regularly wrote about diversity in the fitness industry, nutrition tips, training advice and her experience completing various fitness challenges. She has also written for a variety of publications including Business Insider, Glamour, Bustle, Metro, HuffPost UK, gal-dem and more.

The results are deep and intense and are often described as replicating the best oral sex. Rather than just the external stimulation of a regular vibrator, suction stimulators are designed to reach deep into the clitoral network. They are particularly good for women and vulva-owners with a sensitive clitoris as the sensations build slowly, rather than sending the pinpoint 'buzzing' sensations of, for example, a bullet vibrator. But solo exploration isn't the only way to use vibrators — couples may find them to be a great addition to their relationship and notice better intimacy and bonding. “ Introducing a vibrator can be an exciting way to spice things up in the bedroom,” advises Sam Kryplone, a certified sex expert and co-founder of LustyBoy.com. “It's all about shared experiences and discovering new ways to connect intimately.” Our testers found that it provided a completely different experience compared to other vibrators on the market and said that it was beautifully designed. 6 vibrator features to considerHave some serious cash you're dying to invest in sex toys? I guess maybe consider buying a freakishly advanced robotic sex doll? If you’re a beginner, go for a classic vaginal vibrator with a curved tip for easier G-spot stimulation. Ribbed designs allow the raised ridges to pass over the G-spot, offering further stimulation.