G Spot

G-spot vibrators have a curved or angled tip designed to reach the front wall of the vagina, where the G-spot area sits a few centimetres inside. The range includes bendable vibes you can shape to fit, dual-action G-spot-and-clitoral toys and app-controlled designs from Svakom, LELO, Mina and Loving Joy.

Finding the right curve

The angle of the tip matters more than the length. A pronounced curve applies firm, targeted pressure, while a gentler bend suits people who prefer broader sensation. Bendable vibrators let you adjust the angle until it feels right, which is handy if you're not sure yet what works for you.

Many people find G-spot stimulation more enjoyable once they're already aroused, so take your time, and use a generous amount of water-based lube.

G-spot only or dual action?

A slim G-spot vibrator gives you focused internal stimulation and leaves a hand free for anything else. If you'd like internal and clitoral stimulation at the same time, look at the G-spot-and-clitoral designs here, or at rabbit vibrators. Prefer firm pressure without a motor? A curved dildo works well too.

Care

Wash before and after use with warm water and mild soap. Check whether your vibe is waterproof before rinsing it under the tap; splashproof toys should only be wiped. Store it dry and away from other toys.

Common questions

Does everyone have a G-spot? The G-spot isn't a separate organ. It's a sensitive area on the front wall of the vagina, and many researchers think its sensitivity comes from the internal structure of the clitoris. How it feels varies a lot from person to person.

Can I use a G-spot vibrator for prostate play? Only if it has a flared base or handle. Most G-spot vibes don't, so choose a prostate massager instead.

Why does G-spot stimulation make me feel like I need to pee? It's a common sensation, because the G-spot area sits close to the urethra. Emptying your bladder beforehand can help you relax into it.

What goes well with a G-spot vibrator? A small clitoral vibrator or bullet adds external stimulation at the same time.

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.