Vibrating Eggs

What are vibrating eggs?

A vibrating egg, sometimes called a love egg, is a compact oval vibrator with no handle. Early versions were wired to a battery pack; most modern eggs are cordless, rechargeable and controlled by a separate remote or a phone app. The shape is the point: smooth, pocket-sized and easy to hold against the clitoris, nipples or any sensitive spot, or to wear internally with a retrieval cord while a partner changes the setting. Eggs are the quiet, discreet end of the vibrator family, and often the first vibrator people buy.

Types of vibrating eggs

Remote-control rechargeable eggs

Bang!, Wellness, Under Control, Evolved, Powerbullet, Loveline and Frisky make silicone eggs with a wireless remote, in plush, ribbed, grooved, nubbed and swirl textures. The wearer settles the egg; the partner has the controls. This is the format most shoppers want.

Classic cordless eggs

Pocket Exotics eggs in silver, gold, pink and glow-in-the-dark finishes, the Colt Power Pak egg and the B Yours Double Pop are the simplest and least expensive option: a single egg, a single control, no app to pair. They suit first-time buyers and anyone who wants a spare for the travel bag.

App-controlled eggs

Lovense Lush and Vulse, the Techno Kandi and the Love Distance Range egg pair with a phone for long-distance play, and the Together Toys Menage a Trois set includes more than one egg with remote control for shared sessions.

Pulsing and dual-function eggs

The Vive Aika adds pulse-wave stimulation to vibration, the Inmi Slim Pulse pairs a pulsing clitoral stimulator with a vibrating egg in one toy, and We-Vibe's Jive Lite is shaped to rest against the G-spot when worn.

Larger and pod-style eggs

The Bang! XL egg, the Master Series Dark Pod remote egg and the Adrien Lastic Play Ball are bigger and fuller than a standard egg, for people who want a stronger rumble or more presence when worn internally.

How to choose a vibrating egg

Decide how you will use it, then pick the control style and power to match.

• Control: a wireless remote is ideal for partner play; an app adds distance; a simple on-egg control is fine for solo use.
• Power source: rechargeable eggs are quieter and cost less to run; non-rechargeable eggs cost less to buy.
• Retrieval: if you plan to wear the egg internally, it must have a cord or tail for easy removal; eggs are for vaginal wear only unless the product states otherwise.
• Size: a petite egg is less intense but easier to wear under clothing; an XL egg fills more and rumbles harder.
• Material: silicone is smooth, easy to clean and kind to the body; use water-based lube with it.

How to use and care for a vibrating egg

Eggs are easy toys, but a few habits keep them safe and working.

• Apply water-based lubricant before internal wear and reapply for longer sessions.
• Never use a vibrating egg anally; it has no flared base and can travel inside. Choose a vibrating butt plug instead.
• Pair the remote and test the settings before inserting, then start low.
• Wash with warm water and a toy cleaner before and after each use; dry the charging port fully before charging.
• Stop if anything pinches or feels uncomfortable, and store the egg away from other toys.

Vibrating eggs for beginners, couples and discreet play

If you have never owned a vibrator, an egg is a low-pressure first step: small, quiet and simple, and a close cousin of the bullet vibrator. Couples use remote eggs for teasing on a night out, with the wearer giving up control, and for hands-free stimulation during sex, which makes them a natural companion to our couples vibrators. If you like the idea of wearing a toy under clothing with a partner in charge, panty vibrators work in a similar way.