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You heard it here first, folks: Doctors say that masturbating is pretty much essential to your mental and physical health—I'm talking pain relief and better sleep here . With a vibrator, you're signing up for all those good-for-you benefits along with the potential for toe-curling orgasms on demand. I mean, what more could you want?
"Vibrators can help your body learn to respond to a variety of sensations," says certified sex therapist Kat Van Kirk. And the perks don't stop there.
"One of the top benefits of using a vibrator is that you get to know your own pleasure zones," says Taylor Sparks, erotic educator and founder of OrganicLoven.com . "If you don't know what pleases you, it will be a challenge to explain it to your lovers."
According to certified sexologist Alexandra Fine , it's important to first start getting in touch with your body to understand where you like to be stimulated, and how. "Consider what type of experience you want this tool to help you unlock," she says . For example, if clitoral stimulation is your focus, get a vibe that mimics the feeling of oral sex. Or if penetration's more your thing, you'll want a bigger vibrator with internal stimulation features.
And hey, there are many that do both at the same time—there's no need to settle when it comes to taking your pleasure in your own hands (literally). Ahead, sex experts share their picks for the 35 best vibrators and sex toys for women in 2022, whatever your ~vibe~ (lol, get it?) is.
Explore what feels good with this palm-sized rose vibe that's all about external pleasure. The flexible build allows you to concentrate the vibrations on your clitoris. Not your thing? Hold the vibe to your nipples to mix things ups. This pick's rechargeable and tiny enough to bring with you anytime to any place.
This vibe makes for a hands-free experience. The larger, egg-shaped arm goes inside your vagina while the longer arm remains outside the body to rest on your clitoris . All customization happens on your phone. Sync the Lush 3 to your Bluetooth and select from three speeds and four vibration patterns that are sure to get your rocks off.
Want a partner to join in? Hand them the phone to take control of your pleasure from wherever they are.
For a bit of variety, opt for this pick which features a vibrating and non-vibrating side made of body-safe silicone that's easily cleaned and non-porous. Designed by an actual sexologist, switch between ends depending on your mood. Or bring this out when you're with a partner who also enjoys penetration. Put the vibrating side in you and the other end in them.
This multipurpose vibrator's packing not one, but two motors to power it. The curved shaft goes in deep to hit your G-Spot , while the rabbit ear stimulates your clitoris at the same time. This pick promises to be " whisper quiet ," but no promises you'll be once you start using it.
Ever heard of a blended orgasm ? Allow the Womanizer Duo to introduce you. The curved arm takes care of your G-spot while the other end pumps air onto your clitoris to mimic the feel of someone going down on you. Switch between 12 settings that are sure to get you off in more ways than one.
6. Best Pelvic Floor Trainer: Perifit
This wand doubles as a vibrator and pelvic floor strengthener. It has app-controlled exercises to improve pelvic floor blood flow and ease tension from tender points...while also delivering some amazing vibes.
This ring-shaped vibrator is super small, but delivers big on its licking (and sucking) capabilities. You're going to see a whole lot of LELO's award-winning products on this list, and with good reason—their products are super luxe, effective, and high-quality. Your bod deserves the best!
Not only does this vibe come in a versatile shape—perfect for testing out in every nook and cranny—but it also has eight powerful vibration settings, is waterproof, USB rechargeable, and made of ABS plastic, says Janet Brito, AASECT -Certified Sex Therapist.
Wearable (a.k.a. panty) vibrators are awesome, and this one is no exception: It's mini, contoured, super soft, and quiet. Just slip it into your underwear before dinner, and hand off control to a partner via the remote or mobile app.
"This toy is one of my personal favorites when it comes to multiple orgasms and a pleasure-filled sexual experience," Joanne Encarcion , sex and relationship coach says. "It's great for those who are wanting to play with G-spot stimulation and a little perineum (the area between the genitals and anus) play." (Pssst...it's also waterproof.)
The best part about jewelry that doubles as a sex toy? "They’re great for an impromptu rendezvous," says Fine. But even though Vesper's surface is smooth, you might want to make it feel even sleeker by pairing it with water-based lube for optimal stimulation.
Brito loves this travel-sized lipstick vibe for stashing in a suitcase or even a carry-on bag. Powered by eight, rumbling pulses and vibration options, solo travel has never been so sexy.
This wand is super special because the shaft bends however you please. You might curve it into a V-shape and use it for both penetrative stimulation and clitoral stimulation at once. Looking to try anal but getting some first-time nerves? This beginner's anal vibrator is tapered and gentle enough that you can insert without it feeling too intense (but make sure you use it with water-based lube!).
Let's be real–you deserve some luxury during "me" time. The Soraya Wave is the extravagant cousin to the traditional rabbit vibrator, according to Encarcion. "What I love about this toy is its ergonomics. It's skillfully designed to hit just the right angle for every body type," Encarcion says. If you need even more reason to invest in this vibe, you should know it's whisper-quiet and features a flexible body that feels like it was made just for you.
The Womanizer Starlet is Engle's favorite toy for beginners (and more than a few Women's Health editors) . "You turn it on, put the nozzle over the glans, and bam, you're having an orgasm in just a few minutes," she says. For those of you who've never had an orgasm before, Engle says using the Womanizer is "a fabulous way to find out what they feel like without any guesswork."
This super-smooth metal vibrator is made of stainless steel. Not only does it look super sleek, it offers five different power levels and four modes, making it incredibly versatile.
Just here to put yet another bullet vibrator on your radar. The VeDo Bam Bullet has 10 different vibration patterns and is made of soft silicone. While it might be little, this one packs quite the punch. Like Sparks, Engle says bullet vibrators are "the best place to start," since they focus on the glans (a.k.a. your clit's head), which is "where the vast majority of women discover their potential for orgasm and pleasure." Sold.
18. Best Nubbed Vibrator: Nubby Finger Vibrator
As far as vibrators go, the Nubby is pretty affordable. But don’t mistake the low price point for lack of quality. The toy’s finger ring provides targeted control, while the clitoral stimulator and its pleasure nubs go to work on your clitoris.
Looking for a toy that you can use with your S.O., too? The We-Vibe Unite is perfect for slipping in between you and bae. It stays put while it pulses, allowing you the freedom to caress yourself elsewhere or keep grinding along with its vibrations.
Le Wand is a freakin' classic, which is why so many sexperts recommend it. Okay, it's not the most discreet-looking toy—who cares? In fact, it's on the bigger side for a reason. This vibe is meant to be used all around your clitoris for earth-shattering orgasms, or you can angle part of its head to reach inside you for some internal-type pleasure. It's got 20 vibration patterns, 10 different speeds (um, r u serious?!), and it's USB rechargeable.
21. Best Penis-Shaped Vibrator: King Cock 9"
Want internal pleasure? Want to reach what your fingers can't? If so, the King Cock vibrator might be your perfect match. Shaped like a nine inch-long penis and with a special ringed handle for optimal movement, this vibe is meant for insertion and can reach all the way up to your G-spot. It's 100-percent waterproof (perf for taking into baths and showers).
Remember that vibrator that literally kept Charlotte in bed for days in Sex And The City ? Well, that's this guy. Let me introduce you to the Thrusting Jackrabbit, a tool that stimulates both your G-Spot and clitoris *at the same time* while thrusting in and out of your vagina . It's got little orbs that whirl around while it pulses for increased stimulation, too. Engle says that "vibrators are a tool for female sexual liberation," and honestly, the rabbit will make you feel liberated as hell.
The Lelo Sona Cruise is here to stimulate all your clitoral needs. It mimics the sensation of oral sex, (um, yes plz!), and the harder you push it against your skin, the more it increases the vibration intensity (v special feature, you guys!). It uses sonic waves to deliver vibes to your clit without actually touching it, which is huge for those of you who can't handle a lot of direct clitoral stimulation.
This tiny vibe fits right in the palm of your hand and bends at your will. It has a super-powerful motor and comes in two colors (cute!). Fine recommends humping the toy between your legs or sliding it in your panties. "It's my personal fave," she adds.
This water-resistant finger vibe is pretty much perf for both solo masturbation and partnered sex. The band wraps around your fingers , making it easy to lose yourself in the sensation without losing grip on the toy. "The Fin is a great choose-your-own-adventure toy, since it can easily be integrated into whatever you’re already doing with your hands," says Fine.
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This set of two clamps has powerful vibrating motors in each flexible ear. It's perfect for pinching around your clitoral hood or nipples in a way that gives you stimulation without touching the pleasure center directly. Fine makes sure to note that this one isn't to be inserted inside the vagina, though.
Enby is considered the first gender-neutral vibrator because of its innovative multi-body design. Rub the flexible silicone tip around your clitoris or flip the toy around so that the triangular base sits at your perineum. Or, place yourself on top and use a humping rhythm to experience a wave of stimulation with each stroke.
28. Best Rabbit Vibrator: Rabbit Bullet
The Je Joue Rabbit Bullet Vibe combines the size and power of a bullet with the huggable "ears" of a rabbit vibrator. You can use it to envelope the hood of your clit or massage your vulva with the bullet's base. Because the Rabbit Bullet is so dynamic, it's sure to bring you all the orgasmic exploration you need. Bonus: "They tend to be quieter than larger vibrators," says sex expert Jess O’Reilly, author of The New Sex Bible and host of the @SexWithDrJess podcast. So if you've got roommates, this one's for you.
This isn't the most powerful item on this list but it's an amazing foreplay toy. Trust, this pretty li'l bullet vibe will not disappoint (perhaps under the table at dinner?). Better yet, leave it on your dresser and your roommate will be none the wiser. So smart!
If you're interested in some vaginal self-massage, Brito recommends this glass wand made for internal stimulation. The raised spiral increases inner traction and the bulbous tip is designed to hit your G-spot.
The Engima is built to mimic the best kinds of human touch. It offers G-spot and clitoral stimulation all in one and bound to leave you in blended orgasm bliss. "The clitoral mouth mimics the sensation of stroking and sucking and the G-spot massager gives you stimulation to both pleasure points," Encarcion says.
This wand boasts its ability to combine luxury with affordability, making it ideal for beginners. Made of trusty silicone (which isn't porous, cleans easily, and won't hold onto any bacteria that could transfer into your bod) and rechargeable for easy use, the Nirvana is the new go-to vibe. Encarcion claims this is one of the best wands she has ever owned. Plus, she says it's a really great bath buddy.
Sex experts love this vibe for its sleek, yet intense design. It fits comfortably into your hand but also works completely *hands-free* with its perfectly designed weight and shape. Just rest it where you want, and let it go to work. Bonuses? It's waterproof and has easy-to-control vibration modes, per Encarcion. You'll def wanna get this one in rose gold.
Dame's vibrator, Zee, launched last November. Instead of silicone, it's made from a type of silky-smooth plastic called ABS (which, fun fact, Legos are also made from), then coated with a soft-touch spray. Why, you ask? Because this thinner material makes room for Zee's super-powerful motor, which a lot of bullet vibrators don't have.
"I always recommend a bullet vibrator to start, preferably one that can offer both external and internal stimulation," Sparks says. And this is the one she suggests the most. "It offers 20 vibration modes, so it’s perfect for the beginner. It can be used both internally and externally, plus it's waterproof, USB rechargeable, and small enough for travel." Bzzz!
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Will sex machines replace men? In a way, they already have.
When we talk about the future of sex machines, the conversation often turns to the options available to men: sex robots with eerily human appearances; mechanical glory holes designed to simulate the experience of getting a blowjob ; entire brothels full of fembots. But we rarely talk about sex machines for women, or if women are even interested in copulating with a robot to begin with.
That’ll likely change, however, with the debut of The Cowgirl , a high-tech, ride-on sex machine. It’s roughly the size of a microwave and features a saddle-like seat topped with a rubber rumble strip. Customers who prefer G-spot stimulation can also swap in a dildo attachment with 360-degree rotational capacity.
“This is the ultimate vibrator ,” its creator, sex educator and sex toy maker Alicia Sinclair, told Men’s Health . After trying out the Cowgirl at the product launch at New York City’s Museum of Sex last week, I’m inclined to agree: when I commandeered the machine’s palm-sized control box and dialed the motor up to half speed, my hand jumped from its body. This thing is powerful.
The Cowgirl is essentially a higher-tech version of the Sybian machine, a rideable vibrator that was introduced in the mid-1980s. Sinclair wanted to update the idea for 2018, adding a smartphone app for remote play and a more luxurious appearance. With a $2,000 pricetag, the Cowgirl is not for everyone, but Sinclair is (perhaps unsurprisingly) already seeing interest from women. When she pitches it to straight couples or male buyers, however, she’s noticed one comment comes up a lot: “She won’t even need me anymore. This is going to replace me.”
When she hears this, Sinclair says she can’t help but chuckle. “It’s a machine,” she says. “It provides an extremely pleasurable experience, but nothing will ever replace a human connection.”
But as the sex tech industry rapidly evolves and more machines like the Cowgirl flood the market, who's to say that won't change? Are these men right to be concerned? Should guys be worried about being replaced by sex machines?
Of course, not every guy will view the contents of his girlfriend’s bedside drawer as an existential threat. In a 2011 survey published in the Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy, which polled more than 2,000 women and 1,000 men ages of 18 and 60, most men saw their partner's vibrator use as healthy, and about 82% agreed that a vibrator can enhance a sexual relationship. However, 35% thought women became too dependent on their vibrators for pleasure; roughly a quarter classified women’s vibrator use as “embarrassing”; and about 30% said a woman owning a vibrator is intimidating.
Vibrator anxiety is real, and it’s not exactly uncommon. David Ley, a clinical psychologist and author of Insatiable Wives: Women Who Stray and the Men Who Love Them , attributes this dildo distrust to “traditional, rigid expectations around gender roles” that assess men’s worth based on their ability to provide for their partners — not just financially, but also sexually. The ability to get a woman off is often viewed as a badge of masculine achievement. “The more manly a man is, the more women have orgasms with him, goes the belief,” says Ley.
“It’s a machine. Nothing will ever replace human connection."
There’s also the problem of “genital self-esteem,” says Ian Kerner, a psychotherapist and sex therapist, says. “[Men] worry that their penises aren’t big enough, thick enough, that they don’t get hard enough, that they don’t last long enough before ejaculating .”
These worries can erode men’s confidence in their own sexual technique — especially when they’re up against a machine engineered to do what they fear they can’t. “It makes an awful lot of sense that men would feel threatened or challenged by this
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