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Debra Herbenick, PhD , author, sex educator, and research scientist at Indiana University (who was formerly my academic adviser) Emily Nagoski, PhD , sex educator, author, and blogger sex-toy bloggers Epiphora and Mr. Will (Epiphora earns affiliate commissions through some of the links on her blog) owners and employees of sex-toy shops, including Searah Deysach of Early to Bed , Carlyle Jansen of Good for Her , and Carol Queen, PhD, of Good Vibrations
Should you buy a clitoral vibrator?
sufficiently powerful stimulation to induce an orgasm (one tester listed her top three criteria as “strong vibrations, strong vibrations, strong vibrations!”) multiple or variable speeds a high-quality, easy-to-clean, nonporous body-safe material such as silicone or ABS plastic a long battery life, whether the device is battery-operated or rechargeable user-friendliness and intuitive functions
The Magic Wand Rechargeable offers vibration patterns, which the Magic Wand Plus lacks. Photo: Sarah Kobos
The charging cord is sturdy. Photo: Sarah Kobos
The Magic Wand Rechargeable offers vibration patterns, which the Magic Wand Plus lacks. Photo: Sarah Kobos
The Magic Wand Plus lacks the vibration patterns that the Magic Wand Rechargeable has. Photo: Sarah Kobos
Although the cord is removable (and replaceable, if necessary), it is required to operate this plug-in toy. Photo: Sarah Kobos
The two models look virtually identical, but only the Magic Wand Rechargeable (bottom) can retain a charge and operate when not plugged in. Photo: Sarah Kobos
The Magic Wand Plus lacks the vibration patterns that the Magic Wand Rechargeable has. Photo: Sarah Kobos
Budget pick: Satisfyer Purple Pleasure
The Satisfyer Purple Pleasure is compact, so it’s easier to use with a partner—if you’d like—and to store. Photo: Sarah Kobos
The Satisfyer Purple Pleasure’s magnetic charging cord stays put. Photo: Sarah Kobos
The Satisfyer Purple Pleasure’s soft silicone coating can attract small amounts of lint and dust. Photo: Sarah Kobos
The Satisfyer Purple Pleasure is compact, so it’s easier to use with a partner—if you’d like—and to store. Photo: Sarah Kobos
The Dame Aer is gorgeous and effective—but loud. Photo: Sarah Kobos
The Dame Aer’s control panel is easy to use. Photo: Sarah Kobos
The Dame Aer’s magnetic charging cord stays put. Photo: Sarah Kobos
Dame says that the Aer takes two hours to fully charge. In our testing, we found that it took less time. Photo: Sarah Kobos
The Dame Aer is gorgeous and effective—but loud. Photo: Sarah Kobos
Nonporous: Such devices are less likely to trap bacteria, viruses, or fungi after proper cleaning . Nontoxic: High-quality toys do not off-gas or leach chemicals that the body’s mucous membranes can absorb.
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After a new round of testing, we think the Magic Wand Mini is a great toy, but it’s not as powerful as the Magic Wand Rechargeable . We’ve also tested a “Rose Toy”— Inya’s The Rose —and think it’s a fine suction vibrator , though not quite as versatile as the Dame Aer .
Shopping for sex toys can be intimidating, especially for people who have never bought one before. After putting in 140 cumulative hours of research and testing—interviewing sex researchers, crowdsourcing opinions from enthusiasts, and analyzing data from 10 volunteers who have tried more than 20 different models since 2014—we’ve concluded that the cordless Magic Wand Rechargeable is the best vibrator for clitoral stimulation.
No toy offers the same level of power and intensity as the Magic Wand. The Rechargeable is considerably more expensive than the Original (corded) version, but it’s worth the additional cost.
The Magic Wand has been a favorite of sex-toy enthusiasts for 40-plus years for good reason. Many of our testers described the Magic Wand Original as their “go-to” vibrator for clitoral stimulation, as it was almost always guaranteed to induce an orgasm when others could not. The Magic Wand Rechargeable is twice as expensive as the Original, but its easy-to-clean silicone head, rechargeable battery, quieter motor, and greater variation in intensity and vibration patterns make it worth the extra cost. The toy is durable as well as functional: Its distributor, Vibratex, offers a one-year warranty, but several testers have reported that their Magic Wands have stood up to many years of frequent use without breaking.
This corded toy is almost identical in shape, size, and power to the Magic Wand Rechargeable but available at a lower price.
If you can’t get the Magic Wand Rechargeable or would prefer a corded toy, the Magic Wand Plus offers similar features at a lower price. Although it lacks the cordless convenience and multiple vibration patterns of the Magic Wand Rechargeable, it offers the same power and several worthwhile upgrades over the Magic Wand Original: an easy-to-clean silicone head, four power settings instead of two, and a detachable cord that you can replace to extend the life of the toy.
This toy offers strong vibrations, has a rechargeable battery, and comes with a 15-year warranty, all at a fraction of the price of similar models.
*At the time of publishing, the price was $30 .
The palm-sized Satisfyer Purple Pleasure vibrator hits the sweet spot as a high-quality, basic vibrator available at a significantly lower price than the competition. The oval shape of the vibrator is excellent for focused clitoral stimulation, and the device is small enough to be convenient for travel and for partner play. The toy is made from soft, easy-to-clean silicone, and the vibrations are powerful. We think the Satisfyer is a fantastic starter toy at a bargain price, especially considering its 15-year warranty.
This suction vibrator provides diffuse, customizable sensations in a small, convenient size.
Dame’s Aer is the first suction vibrator that we’ve liked more than toys from Womanizer, the brand that pioneered similar oral-sex-simulating tech. Although it’s definitely noisier than some other suction toys we’ve tested, the larger nozzle creates a more diffuse, customizable suction sensation, and the slender, curved shape of the toy makes it comfortable to hold and easy to use. Our testers also raved that it charges quickly, holds a charge for a long time, and is super easy to clean thanks to its all-in-one waterproof silicone design.
No toy offers the same level of power and intensity as the Magic Wand. The Rechargeable is considerably more expensive than the Original (corded) version, but it’s worth the additional cost.
This corded toy is almost identical in shape, size, and power to the Magic Wand Rechargeable but available at a lower price.
This toy offers strong vibrations, has a rechargeable battery, and comes with a 15-year warranty, all at a fraction of the price of similar models.
*At the time of publishing, the price was $30 .
This suction vibrator provides diffuse, customizable sensations in a small, convenient size.
I’m a full-time writer and sex educator who has tested more than 200 different sex toys in the past 24 years. I began blogging about sex toys in 2011, and I worked as a toy tester and copywriter for the retailer The Stockroom for several years.
I received my Master of Public Health degree in 2014 from Indiana University, where I assisted research scientist Debra Herbenick with academic and consumer research related to sex-toy use. While at Indiana University, I worked as a blogger and sex educator at The Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction .
We followed up our preliminary research with interviews with the following experts:
Vibrators can be a godsend for people who are unable to reach clitoral orgasm easily from manual masturbation, oral sex, or penetrative intercourse alone.
But buying sex toys can be an intimidating experience for newbies and experienced users alike, and not just due to the buyer’s shyness. High-quality sex toys are often expensive and nonreturnable, you have hundreds (if not thousands) of sex-toy models to choose from, and the criteria for what makes a good sex toy can be highly subjective. Determining what toy will work best for you based on reviews can be difficult, because every person’s sexual response is different. Nobody wants to spend $100-plus on a toy that turns out to be a dud.
We’ve tried to focus on toys that will work well for most people, including beginners. We’ve also included a budget option for anyone who is looking to test the waters before diving in.
Nobody wants to spend $100-plus on a toy that turns out to be a dud.
Don’t be distressed if you don’t see your favorite toy represented in our picks. We’re presenting the items that stood out after we considered hundreds of models. We recognize that many other models not addressed in this article are also great for some people, and that our pick may not necessarily be the best choice for all people. Our picks are simply the models that the majority (if not all) of our testers enjoyed the most.
We identified several vibrator features that were most important to our experts, our testers, and a general sample of sex-toy owners:
If a toy was rechargeable, versatile, durable, small (most of our testers, though not all, preferred smaller toys), affordable, waterproof, easy to clean , or covered by a solid warranty, we considered those attributes to be bonuses. Many people said they also desired an aesthetically pleasing toy with multiple color options.
We did not prioritize features that we considered overrated, including multiple vibration patterns, fancy packaging, or a gimmick such as a remote control. Dealbreakers included poor-quality materials, a short battery life, a tendency to break easily, a lack of power, and a design that was awkward, inconvenient, or painful to use.
In total we considered 83 different models. For the first edition of this guide, published in 2015, we tested five of the most popular toys that met our criteria. For annual updates since then, we’ve tested a total of 31 additional newly released toys.
Our clitoral-toy testers (across eight years of testing) consisted of 11 people with vulvas, ranging in age from early 20s to early 50s, a mix of people who identify as cisgender, nonbinary, queer, heterosexual, and bisexual. All had used vibrators in the past and were reliably able to achieve orgasm through vibrator use, though some were more experienced than others. We instructed our testers to use each toy themselves and to incorporate these toys into partner play when possible.
In addition, we evaluated battery life by cycling the devices on and off for 20 minutes until they died, assessed overheating by letting them run for extended periods, and tested the function of waterproof vibrators. We also tested interactions with silicone lubricant (more about this topic in the Care and maintenance section).
No toy offers the same level of power and intensity as the Magic Wand. The Rechargeable is considerably more expensive than the Original (corded) version, but it’s worth the additional cost.
We recommend the Magic Wand Rechargeable , an improved version of the ultra-powerful Magic Wand Original . The cordless Rechargeable is well worth the additional investment, as it offers twice as many levels of stimulation as the Original model plus an assortment of vibration patterns, an easy-to-clean silicone head, and a rechargeable battery that works with or without the power cord with no significant decrease in power.
Virtually all of our testers reported that the Magic Wand was the only toy in our test group that could consistently bring them to an intense climax quickly, intuitively, effectively, and predictably. In an essay published in the book Mothers Who Think , sex expert Susie Bright calls the Magic Wand a “miracle” because its power enables (many) users to have an orgasm within 60 seconds. Multiple academic research studies have found that prescribing the Magic Wand is one of the most effective therapies for women who struggle with chronic anorgasmia, or the inability to reach orgasm.
Our testers agreed, with comments like “It always makes me orgasm; never a letdown” and “Makes me climax every time.”
The new rechargeable battery offers longevity as well as strength. (We found that it lasted three and a half hours at maximum speed, spread out over a series of 20-minute intervals; it may last longer at lower speeds.) If it runs out of power, you can connect it to the removable AC cord and continue using it.
In the unlikely event that you buy this toy and hate it as a clitoral vibrator, you can always use it on your back.
The Magic Wand Rechargeable offers four strength settings, two more than the Original model. Owners who might have previously needed to use the Original through a blanket or pants may find the lower, gentler settings of the Rechargeable model to be more comfortable.
Testers reported that the long handle made the Magic Wand comfortable to hold for long periods of time without hand cramping or numbness. The switch sat high enough on the handle that testers were unlikely to switch it off accidentally during use (which was an issue with some of the smaller rechargeable models).
The Magic Wand was the only toy in our test group that could consistently bring testers to an intense climax quickly, intuitively, effectively, and predictably.
Some testers said that they disliked the texture of the Original version’s white vinyl head. The Rechargeable features a softer, smoother silicone head, which is much easier to clean and may feel more comfortable against the body. Nonporous (it will not trap bacteria) and less prone to discoloration, the Rechargeable’s silicone head eliminates any previous concerns about phthalates, a plasticizer in the Original’s vinyl head.
Another great aspect of this toy is its versatility: It can stimulate penises and nipples as well as vulvas, and it can convert into a vibrating insertable G-spot or P-spot stimulator or a penile-masturbation sleeve when you purchase and add one of many attachments designed to fit over the head. It also works well as a whole-body massager, and owners report that it can help soothe menstrual cramps. In the unlikely event that you buy this toy and hate it as a clitoral vibrator, you can always use it on your back.
In addition, we found that the Rechargeable version runs quieter than the Original model—it still emits a loud hum, but in our tests it was quiet enough that when we put the toy on a bed and closed the door, it wasn’t audible through the door in the same way the Original was.
Distributor Vibratex offers a one-year warranty for the Magic Wand Rechargeable. Many of our testers have reported that the Original has stood up to daily use over the course of many years.
Released in 2022, a smaller version of the Magic Wand Rechargeable called the Magic Wand Mini is now available. We think it’s a good vibrator but not a replacement for the Rechargeable.
The primary complaints we’ve received from our testers about the Magic Wand Rechargeable are related to its large size (the Rechargeable model is 13 inches long with a nearly 2½-inch-wide head), which can make it difficult to use in certain positions during partnered intercourse. (The rechargeable Magic Wand Mini is a smaller, less powerful version of this model, which some may prefer for use with a partner.)
Unlike some of the other toys we tested, the Rechargeable is not waterproof. This makes it a bit harder to clean, as you cannot submerge it, but you can easily wipe off the silicone cap with a soapy washcloth or tissues and toy-cleaner spray.
Whereas the Original model tended to heat up with prolonged use during our motor test, we ran the Rechargeable at full speed for 20 minutes and found that it was not significantly warm. Unfortunately the Rechargeable has an automatic shutoff function at the 20-minute mark, which can be distressing if you don’t expect it (one of our testers thought the toy had run out of battery life when this happened). The manufacturer recommends letting the toy cool off after 20 minutes to prolong the motor’s life, but you can continue to use it at this point by simply turning it back on again. Given how intense the vibrations are, many people will not want to use it for more than 20 minutes straight regardless.
The Magic Wand Rechargeable’s control panel is slightly less intuitive and easy to use than the dual switch of the Original model, but it’s still fairly straightforward. The first button turns the vibrator on, the second button cycles through speeds ranging from relatively gentle to face-meltingly intense, and the third button cycles through four vibration patterns: alternating long and short pulses, a slow long pulse, a fast short pulse, and a low-to-high “wave.” The console lights up with blue bars to indicate the strength of the vibration. You could accidentally hit the wrong button during play, but switching back to the correct mode is easy enough.
And of course, you have aesthetics to consider. A beautiful, elegant toy this is not, but it gets the job done. One tester put it best: “No [it’s not attractive], but as a sexual health academic, I know that this is the ‘OG’ of vibrators, and I respect it for keeping its original, functional design.” The Rechargeable version, though a little sleeker, has basically the same appearance as the Original model.
This corded toy is almost identical in shape, size, and power to the Magic Wand Rechargeable but available at a lower price.
If our top pick is unavailable, or if you are specifically interested in a plug-in vibrator, we recommend the Magic Wand Plus . Typically retailing for about $55 less than the Magic Wand Rechargeable, the Plus is virtually identical in function and appearance, with the same powerful vibrations, four intensity levels, and easy-to-clean silicone head. Compared with the Rechargeable, the Plus lacks the vibration patterns and cordless functionality—but considering that the majority of our testers have reported that they don’t use the different vibration patterns on their vibrators, the lack of that feature in particular is no great loss. The only other significant difference we observed between the two models is that the Plus is about 4 ounces lighter than the Rechargeable (the toys without their cords weigh about 17 and 21 ounces, respectively). This makes the Plus slightly easier to maneuver and hold.
Although we did not observe a significant difference in the vibration sensations between the Rechargeable and Plus models, reviewer Epiphora did : “The Magic Wand Plus feels somewhat sharper, buzzier , and stronger, particularly on the higher settings. I asked Vibratex about this, and they theorized that the added weight of the rechargeable battery in the MWR [Magic Wand Rechargeable] slows the motor a bit, creating rumblier, slightly subdued vibes.” We did not find any difference in vibration strength dramatic enough to be a make-or-break factor in choosing between the two models.
This toy is an excellent option for those who are fans of the Magic Wand Original , who wish to upgrade to a silicone head and more vibration settings but don’t mind keeping the cord. Depending on the retailer, the Plus typically costs only $10 more than the Original, as opposed to the Rechargeable’s usual $65 price difference. Like the Magic Wand Original, the Magic Wand Plus has a 6-foot-long AC cord, but unlike on the Original, it is removable. You can purchase replacement chargers separately, so you are no longer forced to toss the entire toy if the cord wears out, as is the case with the Original.
This toy offers strong vibrations, has a rechargeable battery, and comes with a 15-year warranty, all at a fraction of the price
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