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The Master Series Crescent is a curved, dual-ended G spot vibrator that works just as well for the P-spot. Shaped like a crescent moon, it has a smaller ball at one end and a larger one at the other, and the arc gives you leverage to press either ball against the front wall. Silver silicone covers the whole toy, and the vibration runs through both ends. It suits people who already enjoy a curved glass or steel wand and want the same reach with buzz added.

Why the crescent shape works

The G-spot and the prostate both sit a few inches inside, on the front wall toward the belly. A straight toy has to be angled awkwardly to reach them. The Crescent's arc does the angling for you: insert one end with the curve pointing toward your belly button, and the outer half becomes a handle that lets you press and rock without straining your wrist. That leverage is what makes curved wands so popular, and here the vibration adds a deeper, humming layer to the pressure.

Two ends, two sizes

The small end has a 0.9-inch shaft topped with a 1-inch ball. The large end has a 1.2-inch shaft and a 1.5-inch ball. The toy is 8 inches long overall. Start with the small end, especially for prostate play, and switch to the larger ball once you know you want more fullness. Both ends are covered in plush silicone, so they feel softer than a bare metal or glass wand.

Vibration settings

There are 3 speeds and 7 patterns. Before you begin, try them against your palm so you know which feel you're aiming for. Steady speeds tend to work for pressure-based G-spot play, while pulsing patterns can feel good for the rhythmic rocking many people enjoy for prostate massage.

How to use a G spot vibrator like this

Spread lube over the shaft and both ends, then slip the chosen end inside. Point the curve toward your belly button and rock the toy gently back and forth, pressing and releasing rather than thrusting deep. Let the pressure build slowly. For the prostate, the same come-hither rocking applies; breathe slowly and relax your pelvic muscles. Experiment with angle and speed rather than depth.

Anal safety

For anal use, the outer half of the crescent acts as a handle and keeps the toy from going in too far, but keep a firm hold of it at all times. Clean the toy thoroughly between anal and vaginal use.

Waterproof and rechargeable

The Crescent is rated IPX7 and can be submerged for up to 30 minutes, so it can come into the bath or shower. It recharges with the included USB cable; make sure it's dry before plugging in. After use, wash it straight away with warm water and mild soap, spray with toy cleaner, pat dry and store it somewhere cool and dark. Use water-based lube only, as Master Series advises.

Specifications

  • Brand: Master Series, Crescent
  • Type: curved, dual-ended G-spot and P-spot vibrator
  • Materials: silicone, ABS plastic; phthalate-free
  • Overall length: 8 inches
  • Small end: 0.9 inch shaft, 1 inch ball
  • Large end: 1.2 inch shaft, 1.5 inch ball
  • Vibration: 3 speeds, 7 patterns
  • Waterproof: IPX7, submersible up to 30 minutes
  • Charging: USB cable included
  • Lube: water-based only
  • Colour: silver

See more G-spot vibrators and our prostate massagers, or browse the full Master Series range.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Master Series Crescent Dual-End Vibrating G-Spot & P-Spot Stimulator.

How do you use the Master Series Crescent for G-spot play?

Lube the Crescent, choose a setting, then insert one end with the curve pointing toward your belly button. Rock it gently, pressing and releasing against the front wall. The outer half works as a handle, so you can keep steady pressure without straining.

Can the Master Series Crescent be used as a prostate massager?

Yes. The Crescent's curve reaches the P-spot the same way it reaches the G-spot. Start with the small 1-inch ball end, use plenty of water-based lube, angle it toward the belly and rock slowly. Our prostate massager guide has more technique tips.

What size are the ends on the Master Series Crescent?

The small end has a 0.9-inch shaft with a 1-inch ball, and the large end a 1.2-inch shaft with a 1.5-inch ball. The Crescent is 8 inches long overall. Most people start small and move up once relaxed.

Is the Master Series Crescent waterproof?

Yes. The Crescent is rated IPX7 and can be submerged for up to 30 minutes, so it's fine in the bath or shower. Dry it fully before you plug in the USB charger.

How many settings does the Master Series Crescent have?

The Crescent has 3 speeds and 7 vibration patterns. Test them against your palm before use so you know where to start. Steady speeds suit pressure-based play; patterns can add rhythm during rocking.

What lube can I use with the Master Series Crescent?

Use water-based lube only with the Crescent, as Master Series advises; silicone lube can damage the silicone coating. For anal play, choose a thicker water-based gel and reapply generously.

Is the Master Series Crescent good for beginners?

The small end of the Crescent, with a 1-inch ball, is beginner-friendly for both G-spot and prostate play. The large end is a step up. Go slowly with the curve, as the leverage makes it easy to press harder than you intend.

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