Womanizer is the brand that made air-pulse clitoral stimulators famous, and it now makes more than a dozen models. They all share the same core idea, Pleasure Air Technology, which uses gentle waves of air pressure instead of direct vibration. But they differ a lot in size, intensity range, features and price, from under $70 to well over $200.
This guide compares the Womanizer models we carry in our Womanizer collection, so you can see what the extra money actually gets you.
Quick answer: For most first-time buyers, the Womanizer Pro ($68.95) is the best value. Pick the Liberty 2 ($109.99) for travel, the Premium 2 ($217.91) for the widest intensity range and Smart Silence, or the Duo 2 ($236.09) if you want clitoral and G-spot stimulation in one toy.
How do the Womanizer models compare?
| Model | Best for | Intensity levels | Price (CAD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | Best value first Womanizer | 11 | $68.95 |
| Starlet 3 | Smallest and simplest | 6 | $98.51 |
| Liberty 2 | Travel | 8 | $109.99 |
| Classic 2 | Two head sizes, long run time | 10 | $148.26 |
| Enhance | Air-pulse plus vibration | 10 (air-pulse) | $177.21 |
| Premium 2 | Widest range, Smart Silence | 12 | $217.91 |
| Next | 3D Pleasure Air, depth control | 14 | $227.05 |
| Duo 2 | Clitoral plus G-spot | 14 per motor | $236.09 |
What is a Womanizer, and how does it work?
A Womanizer is an air-pulse clitoral stimulator. A soft silicone nozzle sits over the clitoris without pressing on it, and the motor creates rhythmic changes in air pressure inside that nozzle. Most people describe the feeling as suction or fluttering rather than buzzing. Because nothing rubs directly against the clitoris, many people who find regular vibrators too intense or numbing prefer it.
Which Womanizer is best for beginners?
Womanizer Pro
The Womanizer Pro is the one we suggest for most people. It has 11 intensity levels, an IPX7 waterproof body, magnetic charging and a listed run time of about four hours. It comes in several colours, including Bordeaux red and silver grey. At $68.95, it's also the least expensive Womanizer we carry.
Womanizer Starlet 3
The Starlet 3 is the smallest and simplest, with 6 intensity levels. It fits in the palm of your hand, is IPX7 waterproof and charges magnetically. Choose it if you want the most compact design; otherwise the Pro offers more range for less.
Which Womanizer is best for travel?
The Liberty 2 comes with a magnetic case that covers the head and charges the toy while it's closed. It has 8 intensity levels, a travel lock and an IPX7 rating, and the silicone head comes off for cleaning. If you want more power in a travel-friendly shape, look at the Next Liberty ($138.95).
Is a premium Womanizer worth it?
Classic 2
The Classic 2 has 10 intensity levels, an Afterglow button that drops straight to the lowest setting, and two removable heads in sizes S and M. Womanizer lists about 180 minutes of run time per charge.
Premium 2
The Premium 2 adds the features most people mean when they say "premium": 12 intensity levels, an Autopilot mode that varies the intensity for you, and Smart Silence, which only switches the toy on when it touches skin. It's IPX7 waterproof and comes with a head cap and storage pouch.
Next
The Womanizer Next uses Womanizer's 3D Pleasure Air, which adds depth control so you can change how deep the pressure waves feel. It has 14 intensity levels and Smart Silence, and it's fully waterproof.
In short, premium models give you more fine control and convenience features. They don't change the basic sensation. If you already love your Pro, a Premium 2 or Next is an upgrade; if you've never tried air-pulse, start with the Pro.
Which Womanizer adds vibration or G-spot stimulation?
- Enhance ($177.21): air-pulse plus a separate vibration motor, each with its own control, and a broader head for more diffused sensation.
- Duo 2 ($236.09): an air-pulse clitoral head plus a curved internal vibrator, with 14 levels on each motor, Smart Silence and two head sizes included.
- Blend ($141.55): a lower-priced dual toy, with air-pulse on the outside, vibration inside and 8 levels per motor.
- OG ($217.91): brings air-pulse inside, aimed at the G-spot, with vibration as well.
If dual stimulation is what you're after, our rabbit vibrator guide compares other designs too.
What else should you know before buying?
- Placement matters. The nozzle needs to sit over the clitoris with a light seal. If it feels like nothing is happening, adjust the angle slightly before turning it up.
- Use a little water-based lube around the nozzle to help it seal. Find options in our water-based lubes collection.
- Clean the head after every use. Most models have a removable silicone head; rinse it with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner.
- It isn't silent. Air-pulse toys make a soft whooshing sound. Smart Silence models only run when they touch skin, which helps.
Where should you go next?
Want to compare Womanizer with other brands? Our best sex toys for women guide and vibrator buying guide cover the alternatives, and our suction vibrators collection has more air-pulse toys. Every order ships in a plain box, and orders over $100 ship free within Canada; see our FAQ page.
