Consoladores para el punto G

What are G-spot dildos?

A G-spot dildo is a dildo whose shape is designed to reach and press on the front wall of the vagina a few inches in, where many people find a sensitive, spongy area. That usually means a curved shaft, a bulbed or angled head, or both. Because this kind of stimulation responds to firm pressure rather than speed, G-spot dildos are often made from rigid materials such as glass or stainless steel, or from firm silicone with a defined curve. Some add vibration or a thrusting motor; others rely purely on shape.

Types of G-spot dildos

Smooth and beaded silicone curves

Ouch! makes smooth, beaded and ultra-soft curvy G-spot dildos in several lengths, and Simply Sweet, Avant and the Temptasia peg dildos offer slimmer curves. Silicone is forgiving on a first try and warms up quickly in the hand.

Glass and stainless steel

Glas and Glass Menagerie glass dildos and the Le Wand Arch, Hoop and Contour stainless dual-end pieces are weighty and completely rigid, so a small change of angle makes a big difference. They can also be warmed or cooled in water before use.

Vibrating G-spot dildos

The Luxe Purity, Beau and Gio and the Simply Sweet remote-controlled dildo pair a curved silicone shaft with a motor, and WhipSmart's remote-controlled G-spot and P-spot dildos work for both vaginal and prostate play.

Thrusting and grinding dildos

The Cowgirl Rodeo Rider thrusts, grinds and taps, and the Temptasia Trixie thrusts on a rechargeable motor. These do the movement for you, which suits hands-free sessions.

Suction cup and harness-ready

Shades, BMS Factory and Realrock curved dildos have a suction cup base for hands-free use on a smooth surface, and the WhipSmart harness set includes a compact dildo ready for partner play.

How to choose a G-spot dildo

Think about how firm you want the pressure to be and whether you want the toy to do any of the work.

• Material: Glass and steel give the firmest, most precise pressure. Silicone is softer and more forgiving if you are new to internal toys.
• Curve: A gentle curve is easier to position; a sharp hook or bulbed head gives more targeted pressure.
• Size: A slim to medium width is plenty for G-spot play. Length matters less, since the target is only a few inches in.
• Power: Vibration adds a different kind of sensation; thrusting and grinding motors move the toy for you but add bulk and noise.
• Base: A suction cup or flat base makes a dildo harness-compatible and safe for anal use too.

How to use and care for G-spot dildos

Warm up first, use a good amount of water-based lubricant, insert with the curve facing up toward your belly, and experiment with slow pressure and rocking rather than fast strokes. Stop if anything feels sharp or painful.

• Wash before and after each use with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner.
• Use water-based lubricant with silicone dildos; glass and steel tolerate any lubricant.
• Inspect glass for chips before every use and store it in its pouch or box.
• Keep charging ports dry on vibrating and thrusting models.

G-spot dildos for beginners, couples and prostate play

If you are starting out, a smooth silicone curve is the comfortable route, and if you prefer a motor, browse G-spot vibrators instead. Shoppers who enjoy firm, temperature-responsive pressure often move to glass dildos, while a suction cup dildo suits hands-free solo play. For toys that move on their own, see thrusting dildos. Many of these curves work for the prostate as well, provided the base is flared.