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Clitoral vibrators

For many people, pleasure starts here. Air-pulse, pinpoint and lay-on vibrators designed for one job, and brilliant at it.

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How to choose a clitoral vibrator

Clitoral stimulation plays an important role in pleasure for many people. Clitoral toys offer different sensations, from direct vibration to air-pulse stimulation, and the right choice depends on your comfort, sensitivity and preference.

Air-pulse or vibration?

Air-pulse toys hover just above the clitoris and pulse waves of air and light suction. There's no direct contact, which many people find less overwhelming. Pinpoint and lay-on vibrators press gently against the body for focused, adjustable buzz. Pinpoint tips are precise; broader lay-on shapes spread the sensation.

A soft opening setting

The clitoris is sensitive, sometimes very. A gentle lowest setting matters as much as a strong top one, so you can ease in rather than be overwhelmed.

Rumble, not just buzz

Some people prefer deep, rumbly vibration and others a sharper buzz. Product pages describe each toy's vibration style where the maker provides it.

Waterproof, quiet, rechargeable

Waterproof means the bath, the shower and effortless cleaning. Add silicone against delicate skin, a quiet motor and a USB charge, and you have a keeper. Check each product's details for its exact specification.

Exploring with a partner? A slim clitoral toy is one of the easiest things to bring into partnered sex. Browse our couples' range, and don't forget a water-based lubricant.

Frequently asked

What is a clitoral vibrator?

A vibrator designed for external stimulation of the clitoris rather than internal use. That covers pinpoint and lay-on vibrators that press gently against it, and air-pulse toys that stimulate without direct contact.

What's the difference between a clitoral vibrator and an air-pulse toy?

An air-pulse (or suction) toy is a type of clitoral toy. Instead of vibrating against the clitoris, it surrounds it and pulses air and light suction. Some people find it more intense; others prefer direct vibration. Traditional clitoral vibrators press against the body and vibrate directly.

Are clitoral vibrators good for beginners?

Very. They're one of the easiest places to start. Choose one with a gentle lowest setting, use a little water-based lube, and build up rather than starting at full power.

Will it be too intense?

It can be if you start too high. Begin on the lowest setting, and if direct contact is too much, use it through underwear or slightly to one side.

How do I clean it?

Warm water and unscented soap, or a toy cleaner, after every use. Pay attention to the mouth of an air-pulse toy. Waterproof designs can be rinsed thoroughly; dry fully before storing.

Is delivery discreet?

Always. Orders arrive in plain, unbranded packaging. UK delivery is free over £50 and £5.99 below that.