Vibrators Canada – Rechargeable, Rabbit, Wand & Bullet Vibrators

Most people start with something external and simple: a bullet vibrator or a compact clitoral vibrator. They're easy to use, easy to clean and don't cost much. If you already know you like strong, deep vibration, a wand is the other common first pick. Our first toy guide walks through the choice.

Clitoral vibrators are for external use. G-spot vibrators have a curved tip for internal use. Rabbits combine an internal shaft with an external arm. Wands are larger, with a broad head and the strongest motors. Suction toys use air pulses instead of vibration.

Most vibrators today charge by USB or magnetic cable, so there are no batteries to buy. Battery models cost less and you can swap batteries mid-session. A few wands, such as some from Doxy and the Magic Wand line, plug into the wall. The power source is listed on each product page.

It depends on the motor and the setting. Small toys on low settings are quiet, while large wands produce a deeper rumble you can hear in the same room. Some brands list a decibel rating on the product page, and reviews often mention noise too.

Use a water-based lube with silicone vibrators. To clean, wipe or wash the surface with warm water and a toy cleaner, and only put it under running water if it's rated waterproof. Let it dry before charging.

Most rechargeable vibrators use a USB cable, often a magnetic one that clicks onto two metal points or a small port. Plug it into a USB wall adapter or a computer, and look for the charging light. Charge it fully before the first use, keep the contacts dry before you plug it in, and only use the cable that came with it. Battery models take standard AA, AAA or button cells instead. Charging time and run time are listed on each product page.