Vibrators

How does a vibrator work?

A vibrator converts energy from a motor into vibrations transmitted to the silicone shell. Two technologies dominate: the classic eccentric motor (off-center weight that vibrates, deep and broad vibration) and the linear magnetic motor (oscillation controlled by magnetic field, more precise and quieter vibration, like Fun Factory or Lelo). The useful frequency for erogenous stimulation is between 50 and 150 Hz.

The vibrator market alone accounts for about 35% of the female sex toy segment and is growing by 8% per year. Connected models (We-Vibe, Lovense) integrate a mobile application for remote control, perfect for couples or long-distance play. To maintain your vibrator, pair it with a water-based lubricant and a mild cleaner; for additional external stimulation, also take a look at our clitoral stimulators section.

The different types of vibrators

• Rabbit vibrators: penetration + vibrating external arm to stimulate the clitoris simultaneously.
• G-spot vibrators: curved shape, widened rounded head, vibrations concentrated at 4 to 6 cm.
• U-shaped couples' vibrators: U-shape that inserts and stimulates the clitoris + G-spot + partner during penetration.
• Bullets and mini-vibrators: 8-15 cm size, single-function targeted external stimulation, 60-90 min battery life.

How to choose the right vibrator

• According to your preferred zone: external (bullet, suction), internal (G-spot), double (rabbit, U).
• According to power: 5-7 speeds for beginners, 10+ speeds and 20 patterns for regular use.
• According to the motor: eccentric (deep and low-frequency vibration) or linear magnetic (precision and silence).
• According to material: medical-grade silicone exclusively for safety and ease of cleaning.
• According to connected features: mobile app for remote play or synchronized patterns.