Sex Toys For Women

Sex toys for women are designed to stimulate the clitoris, vagina, and surrounding areas to produce pleasure and orgasms. These products range from vibrators that buzz against external tissue to insertable toys that provide internal fullness or G-spot pressure. Women use them during masturbation for solo orgasms, or during sex with partners for additional stimulation that penetration alone doesn't provide.

Why Choose Sex Toys For Women

1. Direct Clitoral Stimulation: Vibration on the clitoris produces intense sensations that fingers alone cannot replicate. Most women require clitoral stimulation to orgasm, making vibrators highly effective for solo satisfaction or during partnered sex.
2. Hands-Free Operation During Sex: Wearable vibrators or curved insertables leave both hands free during penetration. This lets you receive double stimulation—internal and clitoral—simultaneously, which many women find necessary for orgasm during intercourse.
3. Consistent, Adjustable Sensation: Toys maintain steady vibration patterns without fatigue. Multiple speed settings let you control intensity, building arousal gradually or intensifying quickly as needed.

Types of Sex Toys For Women

Vibrators

Vibrators buzz against the clitoris or internal tissue using motor-driven vibration. External vibrators sit against the vulva, while insertable vibrators combine internal stimulation with external vibration. Bullet vibrators are compact and portable; wand vibrators cover larger surface areas. Most women find vibrators essential because vibration produces orgasms more reliably than other sensations. Browse vibrators.

Rabbits

Rabbit vibrators feature an internal shaft for vaginal stimulation combined with an external arm positioned against the clitoris. The shaft often rotates or curves to reach the G-spot, while the external arm vibrates. Rabbits deliver simultaneous internal and external stimulation in one toy, making them popular for women who need clitoral contact to reach orgasm during penetration.

Dildos

Dildos insert into the vagina for fullness and internal pressure without vibration. They suit women who prefer non-vibrating sensations, want to control movement themselves, or need something quiet. Curved dildos target the G-spot; textured dildos provide varied sensations. Many women use dildos during masturbation or ask partners to use them during sex.

Wand Vibrators

Wand vibrators feature a large, flat or rounded head and sturdy handle. The broad surface covers more clitoral area than smaller vibrators, producing stronger sensations. Wands deliver powerful vibration with multiple speed settings and are often the most effective toy for women who struggle to orgasm. Both corded plug-in and cordless rechargeable models exist.

Couples' Vibrators

Couples' vibrators are designed to stimulate the woman's clitoris while allowing penetration—either by the partner's penis or an insertable toy. C-shaped or U-shaped vibrators sit on the clitoris with space for penetration underneath. Remote-controlled vibrators let a partner control intensity during sex. These toys address the physiological reality that most women need clitoral stimulation during intercourse.

Egg Vibrators

Egg vibrators are small, discreet, and often wireless with a remote control. They insert into the vagina or sit against the clitoris for portable stimulation. The small size makes them ideal for travel, quiet use, or couples wanting subtle stimulation during foreplay. Many feature multiple vibration patterns for varied sensation.

Sex Toys For Women Selection Guide

Who Buys Sex Toys For Women

Women who don't orgasm from penetration alone: Research consistently shows most women require clitoral stimulation to reach orgasm. Penetration alone—whether from a partner's penis, fingers, or a toy—doesn't activate the clitoris enough. A vibrator on the clitoris during penetration solves this biological reality, making orgasm during sex possible.

Women exploring their own bodies: Masturbation with toys teaches you what sensations produce orgasm, what speeds work best, and what pressure feels good. Many women discover they prefer certain vibration patterns or depths through solo exploration. This self-knowledge improves sex with partners because you know what to ask for.

Choosing Sex Toys For Women

• Size and Insertability: Consider your comfort with depth and width. Smaller toys suit those new to penetration; larger toys provide more fullness. External-only vibrators avoid insertion entirely if that's your preference.
• Vibration Power: Stronger vibrations work better for women with difficulty orgasming or those desensitised from frequent use. Wand vibrators typically deliver more power than compact bullets. Test multiple intensity levels.
• Motor Noise: Loud motors create anxiety in shared homes or during partner sex. Rechargeable toys often run quieter than battery models. Check product specifications for decibel ratings if discretion matters.
• Material Safety: Medical-grade silicone is body-safe and compatible with water-based lubricant. Glass and stainless steel are non-porous and durable. Avoid porous plastics that harbour bacteria. Check toy materials before purchase.
• Waterproofing: Waterproof toys allow shower or bath use and are easier to clean under running water. Not all vibrators are waterproof—check specifications. Rechargeable toys with sealed charging ports handle moisture better than older battery models.

Looking After Your Sex Toys For Women

Wash silicone, glass, and stainless steel toys with warm soapy water or toy cleaner after each use. These materials are non-porous and easy to sanitise. Use water-based lubricant with silicone toys; any lubricant works with glass and metal. Store toys in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight. Rechargeable toys should charge fully before first use and store with partial charge if unused for weeks. Replace batteries in battery-operated toys if they weaken mid-use. Keep toys away from extreme heat, which can damage silicone and battery components.

Goes Well With

Dildos and Dongs

Many women use dildos for internal penetration while vibrators stimulate the clitoris externally. A partner can control dildo movement while a vibrator remains steady on your clitoris, or you can use both hands to guide each toy independently. Explore dildos and dongs.

Read Up

New to vibrators? Our guide covers finding your clitoris, positioning vibrators for maximum sensation, choosing between internal and external styles, and troubleshooting if orgasm feels difficult. Read the sex toys for women guide.

Shop Sex Toys For Women

Our collection includes bullet vibrators for quick stimulation, wand vibrators for powerful broad-surface vibration, rabbit vibrators combining internal shafts with external arms, insertable dildos for non-vibrating fullness, couples' vibrators designed for partnered sex, and egg vibrators for portable discreet use. Rechargeable options eliminate battery hassles. Discreet delivery Australia-wide, unmarked packaging.