Vibrators
Vibrators for clitoral, G-spot and blended stimulation: bullets, rabbits, wands and app-controlled vibes, every one rechargeable or battery-ready and body-safe.
How to choose a vibrator
- Where you want it: external only (bullet, wand, air-pulse), internal (G-spot), or both (rabbit).
- Vibration quality: rumbly low-frequency motors feel deeper; buzzy motors feel sharper. Wands and Le Wand or Femme Funn vibes sit at the rumbly end.
- Power source: USB-rechargeable toys cost more up front but save on batteries; plug-in wands never run flat.
- Noise and waterproofing: check the product page if you share walls or want shower play.
Not sure where to begin? Sex toys for beginners explains the first three toys we recommend, and how to use a vibrator covers technique.
Types of vibrators and what they cost
| Type | Best for | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Bullet vibrators | Pinpoint clitoral vibration, travel-size | $17.95–$144.95 |
| Rabbit vibrators | Clitoris and G-spot at the same time | $34.95–$189.95 |
| G-spot vibrators | Curved shaft for internal pressure | $52.95–$209.95 |
| Wand massagers | Deep, rumbly, broad stimulation | $35.95–$209.95 |
| Clitoral & air-pulse | Suction sensation without direct contact | $99.95–$197.95 |
| App & remote vibes | Partner or long-distance control | $76.95–$229.95 |
| Thrusting vibrators | Hands-free in-and-out motion | $62.95–$599.95 |
Vibrator brands we stock
CalExotics and Evolved cover the dependable mid-range; Femme Funn, Svakom and Nu Sensuelle bring strong rechargeable motors with warming, thumping and app features; Le Wand makes the wands our staff reach for first. Explore couples toys if you want something to share.
Shop vibrators online or in store
Every order ships nationwide in a plain brown box; standard shipping is free over $75. Prefer to see it first? Visit one of our seven Badd Kitty boutiques in South Carolina and Michigan for a private, judgment-free consultation. Many stores keep testers charged so you can feel the motor before you buy. Find a boutique.
Updated October 2026
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best vibrator for a first-time buyer?
A rechargeable bullet or a small clitoral vibe. Both are external, quiet, under $60 in most cases and let you learn what intensity and pattern you like before investing in a rabbit or wand.
How do I use a vibrator?
Start on the lowest setting against the outside of the body, add water-based lube, and move it slowly around rather than directly on the most sensitive spot. Build intensity as you warm up. Our how-to guide covers positions and partner play.
What is the difference between a rabbit and a G-spot vibrator?
A G-spot vibrator is a single curved shaft for internal pressure. A rabbit adds a second external arm so the clitoris and G-spot are stimulated at once; many people find the blended sensation reaches orgasm faster.
Are vibrators waterproof?
Many are, but check the listing: splashproof (IPX4) survives cleaning under a tap, while waterproof (IPX7) can be used in the bath or shower. We note the rating on each product page where the maker provides it.
How loud is a vibrator?
Most rechargeable silicone vibes run around the volume of an electric toothbrush and are muffled under a duvet. Plug-in wands are louder; bullets and air-pulse toys are the quietest styles we sell.
About Vibrators
Vibrators for clitoral, G-spot and blended stimulation: bullets, rabbits, wands and app-controlled vibes, every one rechargeable or battery-ready and body-safe.