Finn confessed that the Womanizer isn’t technically a vibrator

The 11 Best Suction Sex Toys That Absolutely Do Not Suck

We’re not here to tell you which vibrator should be top of your list, or which one you must love or there is something wrong with you. Instead, we’re here to lend a helping hand in the form of recommendations for different kinds of vibrators, which we’ve selected based on customer reviews found all over the internet. You’re almost ready to start shopping, but there are a few things to keep in mind before taking the plunge. It’s worth thinking about a vibrator’s charging system, power settings viberator, sound level, dimensions/weight, durability, and materials when shopping.

Unlike traditional clitoral vibrators, the Namii works hands-free, plus it’s fully waterproof and whisper quiet, and even has a magnetic charging base that also serves as a mood light – what more could you want. Designed to be worn during sex so both couples can share the vibrations (without hands required), this smooth and ergonomic toy is an excellent vibrator for simultaneous G-spot and clitoral stimulation. It’s also the rare option that’s fully waterproof and can be enjoyed without worry in the bathtub, shower—wherever. Since it’s meant to complement penetrative sex, people who are only interested in solo play might look for another option, as this one is on the pricier side.

And if you like both, a rabbit or dual-stimulation vibe could be your perfect match. Vibrators come in a ton of shapes and styles, with different power and speed settings. Many vibes are designed for external stimulation, but there are also lots of options that can be used internally to target the G-spot, A-spot, cervix, and prostate. Dual-stimulation vibrators can reach two hot spots at once—rabbit vibes, for example, focus on both the clit and the G-spot.

The Pom is meant to fit in the palm of the user’s hand (get it?), making it compact and easy to control. The toy can bend for general or targeted clitoral stimulation with a pointed edge that juts out in the top of the toy. This tiny but mighty blob from sexual wellness brand Dame has five intensities and five patterns, laid out in the user manual — which isn’t something I can say about every toy. Finn confessed that the Womanizer isn’t technically a vibrator, but judging from her recommendation and that of many lists, no one cares. “If you’ve read any articles on sex toys recently, you’ve probably heard about ‘suction’-style toys, sex toys that use air pulsation to deliver targeted pleasure,” said Finn.

Designed for those with a clitoris , the Eva “is held snugly in place by flexible wings that tuck under the labia,” explains Denyer. However, “you can use your hands to press it down for even more power if you like,” advises Weiss. For such a small package, it packs a lot of features with five speeds, three vibration patterns and a fully waterproof design (up to three feet). The unique shape allows you to experiment with different types of stimulation, and the squishy feeling of the silicone makes it more comfortable against your body than a rigid plastic vibrator — trust me. This uses air technology for a suction-like effect, similar to what you may enjoy during oral partner sex.