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The Magic Wand Waterproof is the bath-safe version of the wand vibrator that made the Magic Wand name, with the same deep, rumbly vibration but no cord and no need to keep it dry. It carries an IPX7 rating, so it can go in the shower or under the water in the bath. For anyone who's put off a full-size wand because it had to stay on the bed, this is the one that follows you into the bathroom.
Most compact vibrators buzz: a fast, light vibration you feel mostly on the surface. A full-size magic wand works differently. Its motor reaches up to 7,000 RPM, which the maker says makes it the most powerful Magic Wand it has made, and the large silicone head spreads that power into a deeper vibration you feel through the body rather than just on the skin. If small vibrators have felt tickly or numbing, this kind of sensation is usually the fix.
There are four intensity levels and four vibration patterns, more range than the other Magic Wand models. The buttons are on the handle, so you can change settings without looking. Start on the lowest level over clothing or underwear; the top settings are strong, and many people never need them. The patterns are useful once you know how the steady settings feel, and for teasing a partner.
Keep in mind it's an external toy. The rounded head is for pressing against the body, not for insertion, so pair it with a separate insertable toy if you want both at once.
IPX7 means it can be submerged, so a bath is fine and splashes won't matter. Water rinses lube away fast, so a silicone lube lasts longer in the bath, but keep it off the silicone head; a thicker water-based gel is the safer pick here. Dry the handle before you set it down on a tiled edge, as it's a long toy and a wet one is easy to drop.
Out of the water, it's an easy wand vibrator for couples. Hold it against the clitoris, the perineum or the base of the shaft during sex, or use it for muscle tension across the shoulders and back.
The Magic Wand Rechargeable has a slightly less powerful motor and isn't rated for the bath. The Magic Wand Plus runs on a cord, which means no charging but no water either. If you want the Magic Wand feel with no limits on where you use it, the Waterproof is the one to choose.
Wash the head with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner after each use. Because it's waterproof, you can rinse the whole wand rather than wiping around it. Charge it fully before the first use, and let the head air-dry before you store it.
Comparing wands? Read our guide to wand vibrators and massagers or browse the full Magic Wand collection.
Helpful answers about Magic Wand Waterproof Vibrator.
Yes. It's rated IPX7, which means it can be fully submerged, so shower and bath use are both fine. Charge it only when it's completely dry, and give the charging point a wipe before you plug it in.
It can be at the top settings, but it starts much lower. Begin on the first level through a layer of fabric, then move to bare skin once you know how it feels. The rumble is deep rather than sharp, which many first-time users find more comfortable than a small buzzy vibrator.
The Waterproof has the stronger motor, up to 7,000 RPM, plus four patterns as well as four intensity levels, and it can go underwater. The Magic Wand Rechargeable is cordless too but isn't made for the bath.
Retail listings give about 2.5 hours of play from a full charge, though running it on the top setting the whole time will shorten that. Charge it fully before the first use.
A water-based lube is the simplest choice with the silicone head and is easy to wash off. In the bath, a thicker water-based gel holds up better than a thin liquid. Skip silicone lube on the head itself unless you've tested it on a small spot first.
Yes. The long handle makes it easy to hold against the clitoris in missionary or from behind, or against the base of the shaft or the perineum. Turn it down when it's pressed between two bodies, since the vibration carries through both of you.
A full-size motor at 7,000 RPM is not silent. On the low settings it's a hum that's easy to cover with music or a fan; on the top settings you'll hear it in the next room. Pressed against the body, it's quieter than when it runs in the air.
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