Vibradores de clítoris

What are clitoral vibrators?

A clitoral vibrator is any toy designed to stimulate the clitoris from outside the body. Classic versions vibrate against it, but the category has expanded to include air pulse and suction toys that surround the clitoris with pulses of air, licking stimulators that flick like a tongue, sonic toys that send vibration deeper and warming designs that take the chill off. Because the clitoris is where most people with vulvas feel the most sensation, this is often the first toy someone buys and the one that gets used most. Our vibrators range covers everything else, including insertable styles.

Types of clitoral vibrators

Air pulse and suction stimulators

Womanizer's Pro, Rose and Enhance, the Blush Original Rose, Adrien Lastic's Revelation, Fantasy For Her's Pleasure Sucker and the First Time Suck and Play seal gently around the clitoris and use pulses of air or suction rather than direct contact. Many people find them intense without being numbing.

Licking and tongue stimulators

Clit-Tastic's licking lover, My Secret's vibrating tongue, M'lady's rotating tongue, Evolved's Slip of the Tongue and Lickgasm's Plump mimic the flick and lap of oral sex, and the Scioness combines sucking with licking.

Flicker and sonic vibrators

VeDO's Liki flicker vibrator and Nami and Vino sonic vibrators, Selopa's Sure Thing and Romp's Spin are compact, rechargeable and focus on a single, well-aimed sensation.

Warming and rotating stimulators

The Royal Flower Bud heat-up stimulator and Loveline's Tourner swirl stimulator add gentle warmth or a rotating motion to vibration for a different texture of sensation.

Compact and playful stimulators

Buzzy Buddy's animal-shaped stimulators, the Inya and Play with Me roses and the Gender X Pleasure Pad are small, friendly and inexpensive, which makes them popular first toys and gifts.

How to choose clitoral vibrators

The right toy depends on how you already like to be touched.

• Contact or air: If you enjoy direct pressure, choose a flicker, sonic or classic vibrator. If direct contact is too much, try an air pulse toy.
• Intensity range: Look for a low starting speed and gradual steps; the strongest setting matters less than a gentle first one.
• Shape: Pinpoint tips are precise; broad pads and roses spread sensation over the whole vulva.
• Noise: Compact toys and air pulse stimulators tend to be quieter than larger motors.
• Partner play: Flat or ring-shaped stimulators sit between bodies during sex; see couples vibrators for designs made for that.

How to use and care for clitoral vibrators

Start on the lowest setting and begin around the clitoris rather than directly on it, letting arousal build before you move closer. A drop of water-based lubricant on the tip makes everything smoother, and it is essential with air pulse toys to form a comfortable seal. Charge fully before first use.

• Wash before and after use with warm water and a toy cleaner, paying attention to the inside of suction heads.
• Keep charging ports dry unless the toy is rated for water.
• Use water-based lubricant only on silicone toys.
• Store in a pouch away from other silicone toys and out of direct sunlight.
• Stop and take a break if sensation becomes uncomfortable or numb.

Clitoral vibrators for beginners and couples

For a first toy, a small flicker vibrator or an entry-level air pulse stimulator with a soft silicone head is hard to go wrong with; our beginners edit has more like them. Experienced users often collect several styles, since air pulse, licking and sonic sensations feel genuinely different. Couples use clitoral vibrators during penetrative sex, held in place by hand or with a bullet vibrator in a ring, and a remote-controlled stimulator lets a partner take over. Start gentle, use lubricant and let the toy do the work.