Vibrators GUIDE
A vibrator is a motorised sex toy that delivers vibration to the body, and the shapes below are the ones worth knowing. The differences that matter are contact area, how the toy is held, and whether it is designed for external or internal use. Everything else — mode counts, colours, packaging — is secondary.
The five shapes
| Shape | Contact | Best for | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bullet | Pinpoint external | Precision, travel, first toy | US$12.99 |
| Wand | Broad external | Forgiving aim, longer sessions | US$21.95 |
| Rabbit | Internal plus external | Two contact points at once | US$39.99 |
| G-spot | Curved internal | Targeted internal pressure | US$19.99 |
| Clitoral / suction | Focused external | People who find vibration numbing | US$19.99 |
How to choose
- Decide external or internal first. It splits the range in half.
- Then decide pinpoint or broad. A bullet is pinpoint; a wand is broad.
- Then check the specification. Material, water rating, noise figure, runtime. Mode count is the least useful number on the box.
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