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The Touch X boasts a soft, rumbling sound for when you want to keep things quiet, and a straight-up buzz for when you couldn’t care less who hears you getting your vibe on. The compact Touch X fits in the palm of the hand and is praised for how soft it feels, its versatility as a great solo vibrator and how it’s designed to nestle between partners. One criticism users have is that the magnetic charger can be awkward to manage and comes with only the cord (not the charging block). This dual-stimulation suction toy boasts the brand’s best-selling rose suction toy head, but with an exciting addition – a shaft you can flip round and insert for G-spot stimulation.

Despite the specific needs of older adults, both Lawless and Price are hesitant to say a hypothetical sex toy specifically built for and marketed to older adults (like the Ménage à Moi) is wholly necessary. After all, they tell Mashable, there are already ergonomically-designed vibrators on the market that do meet many of the physical needs of, say, an arthritic older person. Emojibator offers an assortment of tantalizing Emoji-themed sex toys, so we’re sure you’ll be able to find your perfect match through trial and error. I really prefer having a toy that uses a USB DC charger when I can (some bullet vibrators will utilize a USB DC charger) and the fact that the Strawberry was easy to charge was great. Both toys used USB ports on the other end of the cord, so it’s easy to mix and match your charging bases for the toys. $35 for a powerful vibrator that’s fun, cute, and easy to travel with is nothing to scoff at—frankly, after using and growing to love the Cherry Emojibator, I’m shocked it’s not more expensive.

The bottom button’s sole purpose is to cycle backward through the aforementioned settings—a lifesaver when you wish to revisit a prior setting without cycling through 14 other settings along the way. The small, sleek Satisfyer Purple Pleasure vibrator is an excellent value at a typical price of $40 (a similar model from a different manufacturer that we’ve tested retails for $90), yet it makes no sacrifices in quality. With its aesthetically pleasing streamlined shape, waterproof silicone body, and USB rechargeable battery, this toy looks and feels like a more expensive “luxury” vibrator.

While it may look a little intimidating, it’s all for a good reason; it’s been ergonomically designed to stimulate the G-spot and clitoris simultaneously, with 12 intensity levels. Similar to the BumpHer above, this is a silicone pad that can be used to cushion the impact of strap-on sex and also works well as a standalone grinder pad. However, this one was developed specifically to be useable even when you’re dealing with vulva pain, whether from a chronic illness like vulvodynia, from an acute condition like bacterial vaginosis, or recovering from childbirth.

The Ignite is a top suction dildo that comes highly recommended by O’Reilly. “It’s perfect for hands-free play, as well as those who want to play in different locations around the house,” she says. “The suction cup allows you to use it on different surfaces, so you can explore various angles of penetration and pleasure.” Measuring just 4.5 inches long, it’s perfectly sized for newbies—plus, it’s just $20. If your search for the best sex toy is feeling like an Easter egg hunt, let us point you to Je Joue’s ILY Pebble.

You can control the Ambi with a programmable app, and this remote control bullet can also connect to a PC. It can use sound-activated vibrations, letting you easily sync it to music or use it while camming. With 3 times the range of other wireless toys, the Lyla is remote-controlled, though it charges by USB. The $159 device comes with a warranty, while the company also offers payment plans. Although there are plenty of good orgasms to be had (as well as the healing of sexual function, which is a crucial topic of overall good health), there has to be some bad news with vibrator use, right? Some valid concerns surround the idea of overuse, numbness, tingling or other injuries to areas that are naturally sensitive.

We-Vibe’s Nova 2 is a newcomer that’s worth the hype, according to Finn. “The only downside would be if you don’t like that super-concentrated strong vibration, this toy might be a bit too intense,” Finn warned. The Tango is for someone who wants the ease of a small vibrator with the intensity of a larger one. For sex toy aficionados, this toy’s popularity comes as no surprise.

Not only is it made from recycled materials in a green-powered factory, the brand promises to plant a tree with every purchase and it offers a repair and recycle scheme. What’s more, the base is compatible with all Love Not War detachable heads , so you can mix things up depending on your mood. I stand by the fact that it didn’t really need an upgrade in the first place, but the waterproof design is especially welcome. The 40-minute battery life just isn’t enough some days, but I might be greedy. Frankly, I don’t need more than a couple minutes with the Vesper 2 to orgasm, so unless I’m making it a whole hour-long sexual self-care session, 40 minutes is enough.

The brand will continue its legacy of breaking new ground with more products in the Whisper collection launching soon, such as the WhisperVibe and WhisperRabbit. The WhisperVibe, priced at $99.99, offers silent versatility in a familiar form factor with five customizable speeds, and WhisperRabbit, priced at $119.99, revolutionizes the iconic dual-stimulation rabbit vibrator. If you’re not concerned with being able to share a wand with partners, you might want one designed specifically for dicks, like this one. “This is a simple ‘male-brator’ that’s very easy to use and great for beginners,” Dr. Tara says. “It’s lightweight, body-safe, and user-friendly.” Its head is shaped to curve around your shaft, so you can hold it on focused areas like the frenulum, or stroke it up and down to stimulate more of your shaft.