Did you know that 50%-80% of U.S. women use a vibrator? The number varies greatly depending on your source, but the bottom line is most of us are using them. Some women begin using them in hopes of learning more about their bodies or in an effort to orgasm for the first time. Some incorporate them with a partner to add in an extra element of excitement to their sex life. Others want to be able to please themselves whenever they wish—and with a vibrator, achieving orgasms is usually much quicker than through manual stimulation.
The most sought-after vibrators are for clitoral stimulation, G-spot stimulation, or dual stimulation. Whatever the reason, especially those first using vibrators, the choices of which type to get can be overwhelming. Whether you’re wanting to add one into your collection or searching for that perfect newbie device, ahead I’m breaking down must-haves to help you decide which is right for you for ultimate sexual satisfaction and exploration. Learn more about the sexy toys for different types of orgasms below.
Sona 2 Cruise Sonic Clitoral Massager
Price: $149
Lelo
The soft silicone is made to bend and move to hit your clitoris while the gentle pulsations add another layer of pleasure and stimulation.
Arc G-Spot Vibrator
Price: $115
Dame
On the hunt for a G-spot vibrator? The Arc is easy to use and adjust without making your arms sore or feeling like a contortionist. The motor is powerful, and a bonus is that it can also be used externally for clitoral stimulation.
Vesper Vibrator
Price: $69
Crave
The Vesper is unique in the fact that it’s a beautiful necklace and does not in any way look like a sex toy. It is surprisingly powerful and sleek, and can be worn anywhere. For those of you concerned someone would know you are wearing a vibrator, most people who know probably have one themselves.
Premium Clitoral Toy
Price: $190
Womanizer
Instead of the typical vibrations, this one uses gentle air pressure to stimulate your clitoris. It feels different than your usual vibrator yet can take you over the edge quickly with the unique sensation of touchless stimulation. It is such a different feeling, and if you haven’t tried it, you are missing out.
Grand Bullet
Price: $100
Le Wand
For those wanting a bullet-type vibrator but don’t mind one that is a little larger than usual, you will love the sleekness and power this one holds. It’s 40% more powerful than their classic bullet yet still petite enough to carry around inconspicuously.
Peace Vibe
Price: $78
Sportsheets
Rabbits are popular for dual clitoral and G-spot stimulation, and the Peace Vibe delivers what it promises. It flexes and adjusts to your body, plus it is waterproof so it can be used anywhere for dual orgasms. Our editor, Michelle Scanga, also swears by this device.
Mini Halo
Price: $28
Shibari
If you’re looking for a wand-style vibrator that holds a lot of power and is more affordable, look no further than the Shibari Mini Halo. It is waterproof and has eight speeds to help you orgasm as slowly or quickly as you desire.
Bullet Rechargeable Waterproof Vibrator
Price: $59
Crave
A bullet vibrator is often the first vibrator a woman uses, and this one is strong and will not disappoint. It is small enough to carry in your purse, yet powerful enough to help you climax. Bullets are also often a go-to for couples looking to start incorporating a vibrator in the bedroom.
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Courtney Virden has been a fitness trainer for nearly 20 years and specializes in women’s health and wellness. Being a mom of two and experiencing many issues from her own pregnancies led her to focus on women’s pelvic floors. With her passion for helping others, Courtney created an online program to share the tools and resources she uses with her private clients.
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