Industrial Vibrators

As if that’s not impressive enough, this orgasmic toy has two separate motors with 12 vibration modes in the penetrative shaft and three vibration speeds on the wearer’s end. Bullet vibrators are undoubtedly abundant, but the Playboy Pleasure Bullet Vibrator may be one of the best of the buzzy bunch. It features seven vibration modes and speeds to get you off and its ergonomic shape means you can effortlessly use this during solo play or with a partner.

To get the experience you most prefer, you can move between different modes by pressing the buttons to hit the settings you want. The nine vibration patterns are different enough that you won’t get bored, and even the most basic setting is pretty intense. Several user reviews noted that they’d tried it internally and would firmly not recommend it for internal use, as its shape simply means that you’d have to know where the stem is located and hold on to it for safe play. This aesthetically pleasing rabbit is on the pricier end of the sex toy spectrum, but the innovative technology makes it worth the extra cost. It may look like a standard rabbit but thanks to patented wave motion technology, the internal G-spot stimulator gently surges in a finger-like motion in tune with your body’s responses for a slow, powerful climax.

It’s made up of a silicone sleeve that holds two bullet vibrators, one of which has a higher-pitched «treble» frequency versus the other’s lower «bass» frequency. Get the Jett situated just right—high on the shaft—and the vibrators press against your sensitive frenulum. The remote (which is wired, awkwardly) lets you control the vibrators separately to nail your own “oh WOW” combo of buzz and rumble.

“Vibrators are scientifically proven to help you orgasm,” says Laurie Mintz, P.h.D., a psychologist, certified sex therapist, and the author of Becoming Clitorate. “Orgasms are linked to increased sexual satisfaction and improving physical and emotional health outcomes. Think about what has given you pleasure in the past, specifically where you prefer to feel stimulation—and whether you enjoy penetration. Overall, the Lovense Lush is a strong choice for most people, with various connection and control options, high power, and pairing options.

It’s the only one from this list I already owned before embarking on this journey, if that’s any indication. The Vibe is the cheapest vibrator on this list at $45 (followed by the Satisfyer Pro 2 at a close $49.95), but that’s far from the reason why it’s so beloved. A downside, which could be due to the lower price point, is that it doesn’t come with its own pouch. This is easily DIYable, however, so don’t let that deter you if you want an inexpensive clit suction vibe in your life.

Public play involving remote-controlled vibrators introduces an element of control and anticipation for both partners. Men often derive pleasure from exercising control over their partner’s arousal, edging, and orgasmic release. Observing subtle changes in expression and physical responses adds to the excitement of public play. For women, relinquishing control can lead to heightened sensations and a deeper sense of submission, fostering a thrilling dynamic between partners. So, when the opportunity arose to try out the latest in sex-toy technology, I jumped at the chance. Eva is a hands-free vibrator designed to stimulate the clitoris during sex.

Read on to learn why I recommend this multitasker to any pleasure-seeker who is new to sex toys, short on storage space viberators, or otherwise craving variety. I’ve been on the sex toy beat for over a decade, and have tested and reviewed about 400 toys in that time, including over 60 different rabbit vibrators. The ones that stand out to me the most, after testing so many, are those that have a truly great motor (or in some cases , multiple motors), a comfortable shape, and controls that are simple and comprehensible.

But the rangeful tone control, and the oxygenated sounds that live in its treblier zones, in particular, are highlights of the pedal’s vocabulary that make it distinctive. The VerdictThe beauty of the Viberator is that it’s likely to reward dyed-in-the-wool Uni-Vibe fans and players with more subtle modulation needs. And while some players will no doubt wish that the brightness and output volume controls were more conveniently situated, Dawner Prince should be applauded for making a ’Vibe machine this flexible so small. Experiments with Marshall and Fender amplifiers in the 18- to 85-watt range made the Viberator feel much more at home. You don’t need to play deafeningly loud to hear the Viberator at it’s best, but there is a threshold where the Viberator moves from black and white to wide-screen Technicolor. And it’s in these settings you also discover how very flexible the device can be.