'I had the most intense orgasms ever': The best vibrators for 2026, tested by 130 women

Score: 89/100

Clitoral suction stimulators are designed to replicate the sensation of oral sex, and this winning Womanizer toy is a top-tier option.

It boasts innovative 3D pleasure air technology, using gentle waves and slow, pulsating sensations to take orgasms to a whole new level. In addition to 14 speed and intensity settings, ‘climax control’ allows users to play around with the depth of suction, so you’re bound to find something that works for you.

The neat Afterglow function offers a gentle comedown after you’ve climaxed and for lazy days, there’s also an ‘autopilot’ option, which automatically controls the suction speed and depth in a way that mimics oral sex from a partner – our testers were big fans.

The smooth silicone toy was a resounding hit with our panel, who all said they would whole-heartedly recommend it to friends. “It gave me the most intense orgasms I've ever experienced,” said one happy tester, while another told us: “I had sensations I've never experienced before, it’s amazing!”

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Score: 88/100

This sleek and stylish wand vibrator received a clean sweep of top reviews from all who tried it. Not only were panellists able to climax faster than when using other toys, but they also found this massage wand increased the intensity of their orgasms.

Testers said the silicone head felt beautifully soft on their skin and the rechargeable battery lasted for an impressive three hours — so your alone time won’t be cut short. It’s definitely on the larger side, but we would recommend making space in your bedside drawer for this one.

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Score: 88/100

Thanks to its warming effect, this toy left our panel feeling hot – in all the right ways. Able to heat up or cool down, from the inside out, it's perfect for those who enjoy temperature play.

With a navy and silver design, it was described as “elegant” and “classy” by our panel, and the smooth material meant it felt lovely to hold and use, even for lengthy periods. The unique sloping side scored extra points for its ability to target the G-spot, while the bunny ears were perfectly positioned to stimulate the clitoris.

Described as “one of the best rabbits I have ever tried” by one tester, it’s no wonder the Glow Bunny scored so highly in our tests.

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Score: 87/100

Discreet, petite and powerful, bullet vibrators are hard to beat — especially when they’re this good. The sleek, matte finish gives this one a luxurious feel, while the compact, lightweight design made it easy to hold and manoeuvre.

At just four inches, it can easily slip into most bags (ideal for travel) and there is a healthy selection of speed settings to flit between. There were mixed reviews on how loud it was, with some finding it too noisy, but it still left a string of satisfied customers in its wake.

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Score: 86/100

Pick up this aesthetically pleasing pink device for a double dose of fun. The two-in-one toy features a vibrating dildo and an external stimulator, which proved a big hit with testers. One panellist said they thoroughly enjoyed using it with their other half, while another tester told us it was great introduction for those who are just venturing into partnered play for the first time.

Although the brand says it’s perfect for couples, you’ll have just as much fun using it on your own – it would be hard not to when there are 20 (!) different functions to make your way through. You can customise the vibrations to suit your personal preferences, it’s suitable for use in the shower, and it’s easy to clean with warm soapy water or a dedicated sex toy cleaner.

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Score: 86/100

Not your bog-standard rose vibrator, this Lovehoney option boasts a G-spot egg along with the clitoral stimulator for double the pleasure.

Our testers praised the wide variety of settings to choose from, including nine vibrating functions and 10 suction settings. The also loved the super sleek, sculpted design and soft feel of the silicone against their skin. And not only does it feel good, but it’s visually appealing too, with one tester describing it as a “beautiful looking product”.

When fully charged, you can expect to enjoy up to 55 minutes of uninterrupted pleasure. However, according to one tester, you don’t need a lot of charge as the toy does its job “very quickly”. Stylish and speedy.

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Score: 86/100

Testers loved the remote control feature here, which allowed their partner to adjust the settings. The compact (and waterproof) egg-shaped sex toy scored well when it came to performance too, with many testers having a more intense orgasm. Excellent stuff!

It even comes with an ‘intelligent mode’, so you can enjoy the experience without worrying about which buttons to press. The newbies on our panel were a big fan of this feature.

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Score: 86/100

If you love the size and the stimulation provided by beginner bullets, but are in the market for a more sophisticated vibrator, try this lipstick-like option from We-Vibe.

It has an impressive seven vibration modes and eight levels of intensity, putting you in total control of your experience. It also still comes in an attractive, compact (3.5”) case and makes minimal noise, so it's a top choice if discretion is the name of the game.

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Score: 85/10

Let this dual-stimulation suction toy make all your oral fantasies come true. It boasts the brand's best-selling rose suction toy head, but with an exciting addition – a shaft that you can flip round and insert for G-spot stimulation.

It scored well for its design, which at-home testers described as “discreet” and “aesthetically pleasing”. They also raved about its simple-to-use controls, which delivered quiet waves of pleasure and resulted in an “intense orgasm” for one happy tester.

“It looks nice and luxurious compared to other scary dildos,” was another useful bit of feedback, making it a good option for those dipping their toe into the world of sex toys.

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Score: 85/100

If you’ve watched Sex and the City, you’ll remember Charlotte’s brief but all-consuming with her rabbit toy – so intense, in fact, the gang staged a so-called ‘rabbit intervention’. Consider this your warning: the same could easily happen with this Ann Summers bunny, which earned glowing reviews from our testers across the board. Many praised how easy the buttons were to use, while others loved how naturally the shape hits the body. “It’s great as a starter for people who haven’t used one before,” said one panel member.

Aesthetically, it’s bold blue colour and distinctive silhouette makes it instantly recognisable. Plus, it’s pleasingly quiet, so it can stay discreetly tucked away in a secure bunny burrow until needed.

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Score: 83/100

Heating to 38℃ to avoid any discomfort, all testers found this vibrator — with its swirly pattern designed to hit the G-spot — comfortable to use and felt it had a good range of speeds and vibration options.

Most of our panel said they achieved a more intense orgasm with this toy and it was quicker than normal, too. With an overall satisfaction rating of 8.4 out of 10, this vibrator is certainly a welcome addition to the bedroom.

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Score: 82/100

Don’t be deceived by its size – this petite vibrator stimulates the clitoris with a powerful tapping sensation, with the help of three speeds and six vibration patterns.

Thanks to the compact design, it's ultra discreet and will fit into the palm of your hand nicely – a particularly popular feature among our testers. One of our panellists noted that it didn’t look like a sex toy, so you can easily carry it around with you. The travel lock also adds to its discretion and portability, eliminating the fear of having to explain your vibrating bag.

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Score: 82/100

Ann Summers meant business when it designed the Moregasm+. Featuring the brand’s ‘Climax Technology’, the bunny ears help stimulate over 15,000 nerve endings in the clitoris, while the curved shaft is designed to hit the G-spot.

Then, when you near orgasm, simply press to activate the boost motor and intensify your favourite setting (there are 10 to choose from) for a supercharged climax, which one of our testers described as “amazing”.

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Score: 81/100

If you’re looking for a quality, reliable and premium-feeling vibrator, this one from Lovehoney hits the spot. It’s made from soft-against-the-skin silicone and has a weighty feel, which our testers said felt very high-end. The ergonomic design makes it easy to hold for extended periods of time, which also meant the long battery life came in handy. Panel members’ only niggle was that the magnetic charging cable can easily fall off. So make sure it’s properly connected when charging up to avoid disappointment when you need it next.

It’s versatile, too, as it can be used to massage general aches and pains across the body. “It helped release tension and relieved my ankle and calve pain,” said one panel member who put it to full use.

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Score: 81/100

This good-looking vibrator stands out for its unique tear-shape design. According to Lelo, the fine, bendable tip means it’s extra precise and won’t numb the entire area around the clitoris, allowing for multiple orgasms. Moving in a constant figure-of-eight pattern around your erogenous zones – instead of circular motions like traditional sex toys – the brand promises a “sweeping release of sensations”.

Sure enough, it was a big hit with our testers, with one enthusiastic panellist describing it as, “the best vibrator ever”. Everyone praised the soft, supple material and agreed it was extremely quiet, giving them the confidence to use it with others at home or when travelling.

Any downsides? The instructions could have been clearer, and the unusual design may take some getting used to, but we think it’s worth the effort.

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• Ann Summers MyViv Slim Vibrator, £22; Score: 79/100 - This slender vibrator is discreet and lightweight, making it ideal for slipping into your suitcase or hand luggage if you want to take it beyond the bedroom. Testers likened it to a small pen that delivers a powerful vibration.
• Ricky Match Up Couples Vibrator, £63; Score: 79/100 - Our panel loved the wireless remote control, which added an element of fun and made it easy to switch between the settings during use. It took a little manoeuvring to get it in the right position, but once the fit was right, it was smiles all round.
• Lovehoney Rose Clitoral Suction Stimulator, £36; Score: 78/100 - This is the original Lovehoney Rose that went viral a few years ago and, after testing it, we can see why it’s so popular. Gorgeous design aside, it helped our panel reach orgasm at lightning speed. “It gave me one of the best orgasms of my life,” said one satisfied tester.
• Wuzz Eli Clitoral Stimulator, £60; Score: 76/100 - Quiet, ultra-lightweight and suitable for use in the shower and tub, it ticked several boxes for our testers, who also found it straightforward to use.
• Satisfyer Dew Drop, £66; Score: 75/100 - This one was designed especially for beginners and testers confirmed it was a breeze to use, with just two simple buttons to control the power and intensity.
• So Divine Wonder Wand, £33; Score: 74/100 - It certainly did work wonders for our panel members, who said it was quiet and pleasurable. One panel member said they would happily pay the full RRP, too.

We asked our Good Housekeeping Institute testing panel, made up of over 130 women of all ages, to put a range of vibrators – including bullets, rabbits, G-spot toys and suction devices – through their paces.

Every product was tested by at least five people, who made sure it lived up to any claims made on the box. This included trying every speed setting, vibration type and any wireless features, as offered by toys like Ricky's Match up Couple Vibrator with Wireless Remote. They also considered noise levels, battery life and additional features like carry cases.

After the trial period, testers reported their findings to our senior sleep & wellness tester, who collated all the feedback and awarded each product a final score.

At the Good Housekeeping Institute, we’ve been testing products for over 100 years – including everything from the best clitoral suction devices to the best bullet vibrators – so we know what we’re looking for in a reliable buy.

This test was led by Kim Hawley, our senior sleep and wellness tester, who has over 20 years' of experience working in leading health clubs across the UK. She used her expertise to set rigorous protocols to measure each vibrator against. We also recruited a panel of over 130 women to assess the devices and provide their honest feedback.

Our sleep and wellness editor, Priyankaa Joshi, and our lifestyle writer, Madeleine Evans, work closely with the testing team to make sure we're asking all the right questions and interpreting the results so you can choose the best option for you. They both have years of experience writing about sleep, health and wellness.

Which type of vibrator is best?

Bullet and clitoral vibrators: For external clitoral contact, most people turn to a bullet or clitoral vibrator. These are very similar, except the latter is often larger in size and has a stronger motor. Bullet vibrator make a great choice for first-timers because they’re compact, silent and small. In recent years, clitoral suction vibrators have also become popular – they replicate the sensation of oral sex through the use of air and pulsations.

Wand vibrators: Designed exclusively for external clitoral stimulation, wand vibrators feature a round, vibrating massage head attached to a long shaft (or wand). As they’re bigger than most vibrators, the handles can host larger motors, allowing them to produce deeper vibrations than a bullet. These are best for use at home.

Rabbit vibrators: These have two key parts: a main shaft for internal use and a separate massager designed to stimulate your clitoris. This is often in the shape of “rabbit” ears, hence the alternative name. While this design remains constant, rabbit vibrators can come in all shapes and sizes.

G-spot vibrators: These are designed to be used internally and have a curved tip to stimulate your G-spot — this is the term often used to describe the cluster of nerves on the front of your vaginal wall.

How to choose a vibrator

Dimensions: Check the dimensions to be sure you’re happy with the size as it may be bigger or smaller than you first thought. If you're using the vibrator at home, a large device should be fine, but if you want to take it on trips, look for a mini vibrator.

Settings, speeds and power: Consider the range of settings and speeds on offer – beginners may prefer a simple device with fewer vibration modes and a selection of gentle settings, while advanced users may enjoy a more powerful experience and like having a wide variety of settings to play with.

Noise level: This is especially important if you're worried about being overheard. Look for “whisper-quiet” vibrators, but take any claims with a pinch of salt. You could also check the product description for the decibel level; anything 40db or below is very quiet.

Material: There are three main types – plastic, silicone and skin-safe rubber. Plastic is the most firm, silicone has a velvety feel and skin-safe properties (well-known brands only use medical-grade silicone), while skin-safe rubber is softer and more flexible.

How to clean your vibrator

As sex toys come into contact with bodily fluids, it's crucial you know how to clean them properly.Most vibrators can be cleaned using gentle soap and warm water, or you can buy a specialist sex toy cleaning spray, with options available from Lelo, Intimina and So Divine.

It's advisable to clean your toy straight after use or as soon as you can. Make sure it's completely dry before stashing it away, as moisture can encourage bacteria to grow. To prevent your toy from getting dusty, it's a good idea to store it a pouch or box.

Of course, cleaning protocols vary depending on material and waterproofing capabilities. Consult the user manual that came with your device or look for instructions online. If you're unable to find any information, it's worth contacting the brand to request help.

How often should you replace your vibrator?

This depends on a range of different factors, including material, frequency of use and whether you've been cleaning it regularly. A good-quality rechargeable sex toy should last you several years. A cheaper, battery-powered option may not last quite as long.

If your sex toy looks rusty, discoloured or just generally worse for wear, it's probably time to replace it. Similarly, if the battery looks damaged or there are frayed electrical wires, then you should look for a new vibrator.