Vibrators

From pocket-sized bullets to rumbly wands, this is every vibrator we stock in one place. You’ll find rabbits for dual stimulation, curved G-spot vibes, clitoral and suction toys and app-controlled vibrators from LELO, Svakom, Mina, Nauti and Loving Joy. Most are rechargeable, most are waterproof, and many are made from silicone.

How to choose a vibrator

Start with where you want the sensation. For external stimulation, clitoral vibrators, suction vibrators and wands put the power where it's needed. For internal play, a curved G-spot vibrator gives you the right angle and pressure, and rabbit vibrators do both at once.

Next, think about how you like it to feel. Small bullets tend to be buzzy, with sharp, surface-level vibration. Bigger motors, like those in wands, feel deeper and rumblier. Some newer toys skip conventional vibration altogether and use sonic waves, air pulses, thrusting shafts or rotating heads instead.

Features worth checking

Rechargeable toys charge by USB, so there are no batteries to buy. Waterproof toys can go in the bath or shower and are easier to clean; splashproof ones should only be wiped down. Remote and app-controlled vibrators hand the controls to a partner, whether they're in the same room or somewhere else entirely.

Materials and care

Silicone is non-porous, smooth and easy to keep clean, which is why so much of our range uses it. Pair silicone toys with a water-based lubricant, as silicone-based lube can damage some silicone surfaces. Wash your vibrator before and after each use with warm water and mild soap, dry it fully and store it away from other toys.

New to all this? Vibe Virgins is our edit of easy, beginner-friendly vibrators.

Common questions

Are vibrators safe to use? Yes, when you choose body-safe materials and keep them clean. Silicone, ABS plastic, glass and metal are non-porous and easy to clean; softer jelly-type materials can be porous and harder to keep hygienic.

Can I take a vibrator on holiday? Yes. Some have a travel lock to stop them switching on in your bag; if yours doesn't, pack the batteries separately or keep it fully powered off.

Is it normal to feel numb after using a vibrator? Temporary numbness after strong vibration is common and wears off quickly. If it bothers you, try a lower setting or switch to a sonic or air-pulse toy.

What goes well with a vibrator? Spare batteries and accessories if your toy isn't rechargeable, and condoms if you share toys between partners.

This guide is general information, not medical advice. Always follow the instructions that come with your product, and speak to your GP or a pharmacist first if you have a health condition, are pregnant or have any concerns.