The best vibrators and sex toys will revolutionise your self-care routine, from rabbits to suction toys. Shop our top picks now, tested by a panel of women.

From rabbits to bullets, we tried a range of sex toys to find the best for every need

By Priyankaa Joshi and Madeleine EvansUpdated: 28 February 2025Tested by Yanar Alkayat and Kim HawleyJump to Products - 1

Best suction vibrator

Womanizer Next Clitoral Suction Stimulator

£190 at Lovehoney£190 at LovehoneyRead review

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Best wand vibrator

Le Wand Rechargeable Massage Wand Vibrator

£119 at Amazon£119 at AmazonRead review

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Best rabbit vibrator

Lovehoney Glow Bunny Rechargeable Warming and Cooling Rabbit Vibrator

£80 at Lovehoney£80 at LovehoneyRead review

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Best bullet vibrator

Lovehoney Magic Bullet 10 Function Bullet Vibrator

£13 at Amazon£13 at AmazonRead review

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Best sex toy for couples

So Divine Duet 2in1 Couples Toy

£45 at so-divine.com£45 at so-divine.comRead review

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Best dual suction toy

Lovehoney Rose Glow 2-in-1 Clitoral Suction Stimulator with Egg Vibrator

£60 at Amazon£60 at AmazonRead review

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Best egg vibrator

Svakom Elva Rechargeable Remote Control Love Egg Vibrator

£48 at Amazon£48 at AmazonRead review

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Best lipstick vibrator

We-Vibe Tango X Lipstick Rechargeable Bullet Vibrator

£59 at we-vibe.com£59 at we-vibe.comRead review

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Best app-controlled sex toy

Lovense Lush 3 App Controlled Rechargeable Love Egg Vibrator

£110 at Lovehoney£110 at LovehoneyRead review

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Best heated vibrator

Svakom Anya Rechargeable Warming Silicone Vibrator

£51 at Amazon£51 at AmazonRead review

Womanizer Next Clitoral Suction Stimulator

£190 at Lovehoney £190 at Lovehoney Read review

Le Wand Rechargeable Massage Wand Vibrator

£119 at Amazon £119 at Amazon Read review

Lovehoney Glow Bunny Rechargeable Warming and Cooling Rabbit Vibrator

£80 at Lovehoney £80 at Lovehoney Read review

Lovehoney Magic Bullet 10 Function Bullet Vibrator

£13 at Amazon £13 at Amazon Read review

So Divine Duet 2in1 Couples Toy

£45 at so-divine.com £45 at so-divine.com Read review

Lovehoney Rose Glow 2-in-1 Clitoral Suction Stimulator with Egg Vibrator

£60 at Amazon £60 at Amazon Read review

Svakom Elva Rechargeable Remote Control Love Egg Vibrator

£48 at Amazon £48 at Amazon Read review

We-Vibe Tango X Lipstick Rechargeable Bullet Vibrator

£59 at we-vibe.com £59 at we-vibe.com Read review

Lovense Lush 3 App Controlled Rechargeable Love Egg Vibrator

£110 at Lovehoney £110 at Lovehoney Read review

Svakom Anya Rechargeable Warming Silicone Vibrator

£51 at Amazon £51 at Amazon Read review Show more The sex toy market has exploded over the past few years and, if you’ve never bought a vibrator before, it can be difficult to know where to start. That’s why we’ve put together an extensive vibrators buying guide, with our top picks from each category, plus information on what they do and how to use them. It’s very much down to personal preference, but here’s a quick rundown.

Bullet and clitoral vibrators: For external clitoral contact, most people turn to a bullet or clitoral vibrator. These are very similar, except the latter is often larger in size and has a stronger motor. Bullet vibrator make a great choice for first-timers because they’re compact, silent and small. In recent years, clitoral suction vibrators have also become popular – they replicate the sensation of oral sex through the use of air and pulsations.

Wand vibrators: Designed exclusively for external clitoral stimulation, wand vibrators feature a round, vibrating massage head attached to a long shaft (or wand). As they’re bigger than most vibrators, the handles can host larger motors, allowing them to produce deeper vibrations than a bullet. These are best for use at home.

Rabbit vibrators: These have two key parts: a main shaft for internal use and a separate massager designed to stimulate your clitoris. This is often in the shape of “rabbit” ears, hence the alternative name. While this design remains constant, rabbit vibrators can come in all shapes and sizes.

G-spot vibrators: These are designed to be used internally and have a curved tip to stimulate your G-spot — this is the term often used to describe the cluster of nerves on the front of your vaginal wall.

It’s recommended that most vibrators are used with a lubricant, so we’ve rounded up the best lubes to shop now, with a range of options to suit all needs.

How to choose a sex toy

Dimensions: Check the dimensions to be sure you’re happy with the size as it may be bigger or smaller than you first thought. If you’re using the vibrator at home, a large device should be fine, but if you want to take it on trips, look for a mini vibrator.

Settings, speeds and power: Consider the range of settings and speeds on offer – beginners may prefer a simple device with fewer vibration modes and a selection of gentle settings, while advanced users may enjoy a more powerful experience and like having a wide variety of settings to play with.

Noise level: This is especially important if you’re worried about being overheard. Look for “whisper-quiet” vibrators, but take any claims with a pinch of salt. You could also check the product description for the decibel level; anything 40db or below is very quiet.

Material: There are three main types – plastic, silicone and skin-safe rubber. Plastic is the most firm, silicone has a velvety feel and skin-safe properties (well-known brands only use medical-grade silicone), while skin-safe rubber is softer and more flexible.

• Made from high-quality silicone

• Mimics oral sex effectively

• Wide range of settings and controls

• Pricey

• Made from soft silicone

• Impressive battery life

• Improved testers’ orgasms

• On the heavier side

• Innovative heating and cooling functionality

• Elegant design and comfy to hold

• Effective performance, according to our panel

• A tiny bit noisy on the highest setting

• Budget friendly

• Small with discreet design

• Good range of speed settings

• A little noisy

• Variety of settings

• Flexible against the body

• Good for solo use as well as couple

• No storage bag

• Variety of settings

• Aesthetically pleasing

• Has a travel lock

• Slightly noisy

• Indiscreet clear storage bag

• Remote control feature is great for couples

• Testers reported a more intense orgasm

• 26 different combinations to try

• No case included

• Discreet, travel-friendly design

• Case included

• Good range of modes for experimenting

• On the pricey side

• Range of customisation options

• Can be controlled remotely via the app

• Quiet motor

• Instructions could be clearer

• Extremely comfortable to use

• Good range of speeds and vibrations

• Ergonomic design easy to manoeuvre

• Not the quietest device we tested

• Travel-friendly design

• Powerful despite small size

• Comes with a handy travel lock

• No battery life indicator

• Instructions in small print and tricky to read

• Great value for money

• Discreet, travel-friendly design

• Easy to use

• Less premium build

• Impressive performance, according to panel

• Attractive, ergonomic design

• Fully waterproof

• Pricey

• Instructions could be clearer

• Attractive design

• Allows for fast, intense orgasms, according to our panel

• In-depth instructions for beginners

• No storage pouch included

• Could have been quieter

• Non-intimidating, beginner-friendly design

• Travel pouch included

• Waterproof design for use in the tub and shower

• Unusual shape not for everyone

• Charging cable came loose at times

• Handsfree

• Easy to use

• Weaker vibration modes

As sex toys come into contact with bodily fluids, it’s crucial you know how to clean them properly.Most vibrators can be cleaned using gentle soap and warm water, or you can buy a specialist sex toy cleaning spray, with options available from Lelo, Intimina and So Divine.

It’s advisable to clean your toy straight after use or as soon as you can. Make sure it’s completely dry before stashing it away, as moisture can encourage bacteria to grow. To prevent your toy from getting dusty, it’s a good idea to store it a pouch or box.

Of course, cleaning protocols vary depending on material and waterproofing capabilities. Consult the user manual that came with your device or look for instructions online. If you’re unable to find any information, it’s worth contacting the brand to request help.

How often should you replace your vibrator?

This depends on a range of different factors, including material, frequency of use and whether you’ve been cleaning it regularly. A good-quality rechargeable sex toy should last you several years. A cheaper, battery-powered option may not last quite as long.

If your sex toy looks rusty, discoloured or just generally worse for wear, it’s probably time to replace it. Similarly, if the battery looks damaged or there are frayed electrical wires, then you should look for a new vibrator.

Final verdict on vibrators

If budget is no object, then our winning Womanizer Clitoral Suction Toy is easy to use, effective and discreet.

If you enjoy a rabbit vibrator, look to Lovehoney’s innovative Glow Bunny and if partner play is on the cards, then we’d recommend the Lovense Lush Love Egg Vibrator.

On a tight budget? The Lovehoney Magic Bullet is an excellent entry level model.

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