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Vibrating Dildos

A vibrating dildo combines a shaped shaft for penetration with a motor for added sensation. Our selection includes realistic vibrators, smooth silicone shafts, and suction cup designs from Blush, Shots, Evolved, Pipedream, and Tantus, from $20. Choose between removable bullet motors and built-in rechargeable ones, in sizes from small to large.
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Buying guide

How to choose a vibrating dildo

Compare size, motor, and base. These three details shape how the toy feels and where you can use it.

01

Size and shape

Measure a toy you already own, or start with a small vibrating dildo of around 5 to 6 inches insertable length and a modest width. A large vibrating dildo suits experienced users who want more fullness, and our large dildos collection has more sizes. Realistic vibrators have a lifelike head and veining, while smooth, curved shafts focus on the G-spot.

02

Built-in or removable motor

Built-in motors are usually rechargeable, stronger, and waterproof. Removable bullets let you swap or recharge the motor separately and often lower the price. Vibration can feel muted inside a thick, firm shaft, so look for motors placed near the tip or the base. Check battery life and charging time as well.

03

Base and harness use

A suction cup base mounts the toy on a smooth surface for hands-free use. A flared base is required for anal play and lets the toy fit an O-ring strap-on harness. A double ended vibrating dildo suits partners who want to share one toy, and double dildos offer more options.

04

Material and care

Body-safe silicone is the easiest material to clean, and it pairs with water-based lube. Dual-density silicone has a soft outer layer over a firm core, which many people find more lifelike. Charge the toy fully before first use, and store it away from other soft toys to protect the finish. For non-vibrating shapes, browse realistic dildos.

FAQ

Vibrating Dildos: common questions

Quick answers from our team. Need more help? Call 800-618-6053.

What is the best vibrating dildo for beginners?
A slim, smooth silicone vibrating dildo around 5 to 6 inches long with a gentle lowest setting is a good start. A slim shape is easier to control, and silicone is simple to clean. A rechargeable, waterproof model avoids battery hassles and can be used in the shower.
Can I use a vibrating dildo in a harness?
Yes, if it has a flared base that fits your harness O-ring. Check the base diameter on the listing and compare it with your ring size. Toys with a remote are easiest, since the harness can block buttons near the base. Removable bullets also make the controls easier to reach.
What is the difference between a vibrator and a vibrating dildo?
A vibrating dildo is shaped for penetration, often with a realistic or phallic shaft. The word vibrator covers any toy with a motor, including external toys like bullets and wands. Vibrating dildos are usually longer and fuller than standard G-spot vibrators and often have a flared or suction base.
Can vibrating dildos be used for anal play?
Only models with a flared base or a stopper are safe for anal play, because a toy without one can slip too far inside. Choose a smaller, smooth silicone design, use plenty of lube, and go slowly. Keep anal toys separate from toys used vaginally, or wash them thoroughly in between.