Shopping for Realistic Vibrators

 

There are so many different features it's tough to select which one you'll like best. Finding the right realistic vibrator for your needs is important, and just as no two women are created alike, nether are realistic sex toys. It takes some sleuthing to discover the type you'll love most. Now that you've read my how to use a rabbit vibrator tutorial, you're ready to shop!

Regardless if you're shopping for a large realistic vibrator or prefer to try a small one instead, if you are wanting a cheap realistic vibratoror have a higher budget for one with more features, we have an even line of choices that fulfill all of these desires. Here are things to consider:

There’s also a huge variety of sizes

Internal vibrators can vary anywhere from one- to five-fingers size. External vibrators can range from three inch bullets to large magic wands.

Anal vibrators tend to be a bit smaller or have multiple sizes as the anus takes a bit longer — and more lubricant — to open up. Penis-focused vibrators often stretch to accommodate different shaft sizes.

Choosing based on vibrator or motor

Next you need to decide what kind of vibration, and therefore motor, you’d like. Ask yourself the following questions: “[Do you want] broad or targeted [vibration]? Patterns or non-stop vibrations?” Here are some great recommendations:

·         If you enjoy being stimulated across your vulva, you might enjoy broader vibrations with toys that have a bigger surface area, such as Le Wand Petite.

·         If you enjoy only certain parts stimulated, you may enjoy a more targeted vibrator with a smaller surface area, such as the Sona Cruise.

·         If you enjoy constant stimulation, you’ll want a motor that runs consistently, which is luckily most vibrators.

·         If you prefer a certain pattern, such as short pulses or a pattern of pauses, you’ll want a vibrator that offers settings, such as the Laya II.

·         If you want the element of vibrating and thrusting, there are some that stimulate penetrative sex, such as the Stronic Surf Pulsator.

You may also want to consider if you want one motor or multiple motors. If you’re just starting out, a single motor will do the trick as you discover what exactly you like in your vibrator. Smaller and one-type vibrators often have single motors.

Combo vibrators, such as the Lelo Soraya rabbit vibrator, have two motors that work independently, giving you control over the amount of stimulation you receive internally and externally.

For those who aren’t sure what kind of vibration they enjoy, there are a few that offer different patterns and strengths you can switch through — like the Fin, which is non-phallic shaped and held between two fingers.