Choosing the perfect vibrator can greatly improve your sexual wellbeing. Here's a detailed guide to help you choose the right vibrator for your preferences and needs.

1. Identify your preferences

Clitoral stimulation: If you like external stimulation, choose vibrators designed specifically for the clitoris. These include bullet vibrators and clitoral stimulators.

• Clitoral stimulators: Devices such as suction vibrators or pulsators provide a unique external sensation.
• G-spot stimulation: For internal pleasure, look for curved vibrators that target the G-spot. These are usually thicker and have a special curve to reach the desired spot.
• G-spot vibrators: Designed with a curve to target the G-spot, these provide targeted internal stimulation.

Dual stimulation: Rabbit vibrators offer simultaneous internal and external stimulation for the best of both worlds.

• Rabbit vibrators: They have dual action: an internal shaft and an external clitoral stimulator.

2. Consider the material

The material of the vibrator plays an important role in safety and comfort:

• Silicone: It is the best choice because it is non-porous, hypoallergenic and easy to clean. It is smooth and soft to the touch.
• ABS plastic: Harder than silicone, but still safe for the body and often used in external vibrators for a firmer touch.
• Jelly rubber: Some vibrators are made from this material, but it's best to avoid it as it may contain harmful chemicals.

3. Vibration settings 

Vibration patterns and intensity levels can vary greatly:

• Multiple settings: A range of vibration modes to suit different preferences and moods.
  
  
• Adjustable intensity: Vibrators with different intensity levels allow you to adjust the sensation to your liking, from gentle teasing to powerful sensations. 

4. Size and shape

• Beginners: Smaller, simpler designs are ideal for those just starting to use vibrators. They are less intimidating and easier to use.
• Experienced users: Larger vibrators or vibrators with additional features such as rotating heads or pulsing functions can provide more intense sensations.
  
  

5. Power Source

• Battery powered: Convenient and portable, but may require frequent battery replacement.
• Rechargeable: Environmentally friendly and generally more powerful, rechargeable vibrators save you having to buy batteries.
• Plug-in: Provide constant power, making them suitable for prolonged use, although mobility is limited.

6. Noise level

If discretion is important to you, look at the noise level of the vibrator. Quieter motors are preferable for those who live with others or in communal areas.

7. Waterproof features

Waterproof vibrators add versatility by allowing you to use them in the bath or shower and make them easy to clean.

8. Design and ergonomics

• Comfortable to hold: Ergonomic design enhances ease of use, especially during long sessions.
• Easy to use controls: Easy-to-navigate settings contribute to a more enjoyable experience, allowing you to focus on the pleasure rather than fiddling with the controls.

9. Reviews and Testimonials

Reading user reviews and expert recommendations can provide valuable information about the performance and reliability of the vibrator. Look for reviews on aspects such as battery life, ease of use and overall satisfaction.

The bottom line

Choosing the right vibrator means understanding your preferences and needs and then matching them up with the features offered by different models. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, prioritising material safety, vibration variety and ergonomic design can greatly enhance your experience. Explore our range of vibrators to find the perfect option for your pleasure journey and ensure that every session is enjoyable and fulfilling.

With these factors in mind, you'll be able to make an informed choice and find a vibrator that meets your unique needs, enhancing your sexual wellbeing and overall satisfaction.