We know that it can be difficult to navigate the multitude of vibrators, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced user. This summary can help you see your options and choose the right type accordingly.
- What types are there?
Internal vibrators
These vaginal vibrators are recommended for those who prefer penetrative sex and G-spot stimulation. They often have a straight or curved cylinder shape for proper stimulation. (Svakom Cici)
External vibrators
These vibrators are great for stimulating the clitoris and labia. We recommend them for those who do not prefer penetrative sex, or who need to stimulate the clitoris in addition to penetration, whether it is sex with a partner or masturbation. They can vary greatly in appearance depending on the type of stimulation. (Dame Eva)
Two-in-one vibrators
A mixture of the previous two types, the most well-known version is the bunny vibrator. It is recommended for those who want to experience both penetration and clitoral stimulation during masturbation. (Love to love Bunny & Clyde)
Anal vibrators
These vibrators are also available in smaller sizes and thanks to their bases, you don’t have to worry about losing them during play. (b-vibe Trio)
Penis-centered vibrators
These vibrators, like penis rings, give both partners extra vibrations during sex. They’re also a great choice if your partner has trouble getting aroused or just wants a little extra tingle while masturbating.
- How do you choose a size?
Sizes vary greatly, from tiny bullet vibrators (Iroha Stick) to XL sizes (b-vibe Cinco). If you are new to vibrators, we recommend starting with a smaller size and working your way up from there. If you are unsure online, come into our store, where you will find a sample of each product on display so you can hold it, turn it on, and decide if it is right for you.
- Different vibration modes and motors
If you want to feel the vibration on your entire genital area, you should choose a vibrator with a larger surface area, such as the Le Wand massagers.
If you only enjoy stimulating certain areas, choose a more targeted, smaller vibrator like the Dame Fin finger vibrator, which will give you the tingling sensation exactly where you want it.
If you like constant stimulation, you’re in luck, most vibrators offer continuous vibration at varying intensities, like the We-vibe Rave G-spot vibrator.
If you prefer a certain pattern, such as short pulses or vibrations varied with pauses, you need a vibrator that offers extra modes, such as the Mysteryvibe Tenuto 2.
If you love when vibration is combined with thrusting movements, discover the Love to love Sassy Bunny vibrator, which combines both.
Vibrators with one motor are also suitable to start with, like the Iroha Sakura, and then you can start trying increasingly powerful motors or products with more and more motors, like the Mysteryvibe Crescendo 2 with 6 motors.
- What materials do you choose?
It is very important to choose a vibrator made of body-safe material. Medical-grade silicone and ABS plastic are definitely a good choice. The main difference between the two is that silicone can be used to make products with a softer, more flexible texture. The vibrators we have are all made of body-safe material.
It is very important to remember to use water-based lubricant with silicone toys to prevent damage to the material and to ensure that you can use them for as long as possible.
- How much does it cost?
The price largely depends on the features of the product. The more motors it has, the more ways you can use it, or the more advanced technology it has, the higher the price.
We recommend that you start with simpler vibrators, such as the Iroha Zen or the Iroha Mikazuki, to get to know what works best for your body.
If you are more experienced, it is worth investing in toys that are more extravagant and therefore in a slightly higher price range, such as the We-Vibe Nova 2 or the Womenizer OG.
The most expensive luxury brands we have in stock combine a multitude of technological developments. With vibrators from Mysteryvibe and Lora diCarlo, for example, you can discover a new kind of sensation thanks to biomimicry technology, which mimics the movement of a human finger with amazing accuracy.