Vibrating Dildos

Vibrating dildos combine the penetration of a traditional dildo with motorised vibration. The shaft enters the vagina or anus while the motor produces internal vibrations that stimulate the vaginal walls, G-spot, or prostate. Many people use vibrating dildos solo for masturbation or during sex with a partner for added sensation during penetration.

Why Choose Vibrating Dildos

1. Sustained Internal Stimulation: The motor delivers consistent vibrations to the vaginal walls, G-spot, or prostate without hand fatigue. Hands-free operation means you can relax or use both hands elsewhere during sex.
2. Clitoral and Penetrative Sensation Combined: Use a vibrating dildo for internal stimulation while your hand, fingers, or a separate vibrator targets the clitoris. This dual stimulation approach works for people who need both sensations to orgasm.
3. Partner Play Option: During sex, a vibrating dildo adds sensation without replacing your partner's role. You control depth and speed independently while the vibration happens automatically.

Types of Vibrating Dildos

Straight Vibrating Dildos

Classic straight shaft designs with a vibrating motor inside. The simple shape works for vaginal or anal insertion and allows full control over depth. Straight vibrating dildos are versatile, ranging from realistic designs to smooth abstract shapes. Realistic vibrating dildos feature textured surfaces and detailed veining for a lifelike appearance, while abstract designs prioritise comfort and ease of insertion.

Curved Vibrating Dildos

The shaft curves toward the front wall of the vagina or toward the prostate. Curved dildos hit the G-spot more directly than straight models through consistent pressure on the front vaginal wall. The curve makes the toy easier to position without hand adjustments during use.

Rotating Vibrating Dildos

These combine vibration with a rotating shaft that spins as it moves inside. Rotation creates sensation different from vibration alone—some people experience stronger orgasms from the combination. Rotating models typically have slightly wider diameters to accommodate the mechanical rotation mechanism.

Vibrating Wand Dildos

A dildo attachment that fits onto a wand vibrator, allowing you to select the wand's vibration intensity and patterns. This setup gives maximum flexibility—use just the wand head on external areas, attach the dildo for internal penetration, or switch between them during sex without changing devices.

Double-Ended Vibrating Dildos

Two shafts extending from a central motor, allowing simultaneous vaginal and anal penetration for solo use or partnered sex. Both ends vibrate when activated. These toys suit people wanting multiple penetration sensations without needing two separate devices.

Vibrating Dildos Selection Guide

Who Buys Vibrating Dildos

Women Who Need Internal Plus External Stimulation: Most women orgasm from clitoral stimulation, not penetration alone. A vibrating dildo handles internal sensation while you use fingers or a separate vibrator on the clitoris. This combination reaches the orgasm threshold for people who don't climax from penetration by itself.

Men With Prostate Sensitivity: The prostate responds intensely to vibration and pressure. Men use vibrating dildos designed for anal insertion to stimulate this gland directly. Prostate orgasms often feel different and sometimes more intense than penile orgasms alone.

Choosing Vibrating Dildos

• Vibration Strength: Rechargeable motors typically deliver more power than battery-operated versions. If you prefer intense vibration, choose rechargeable. If you want gentler sensation, battery-powered options offer adequate stimulation at lower wattage.
• Motor Noise: Cheaper motors buzz audibly. Higher-quality motorised dildos run quieter. Noise matters if you live with others or value discretion during use.
• Pattern Variety: Some vibrating dildos offer single-speed only. Others include multiple vibration patterns (pulses, escalation, waves). More patterns give more sensation options but add cost.
• Material and Insertion Feel: Silicone provides a softer, more giving feel during insertion. Stainless steel or glass delivers firm, rigid penetration. Glass warms or cools easily, suiting temperature-play preferences. Choose based on how the material feels entering your body.
• Waterproofing: Shower and bath use requires full waterproofing. Check that the battery compartment seals completely if you plan water play. Even "splash-proof" toys aren't safe for submersion.

Looking After Your Vibrating Dildos

Wash silicone, ABS plastic, and glass dildos with warm water and mild soap immediately after use. The motor compartment shouldn't contact water unless the toy is fully waterproof—check the manufacturer specs. Dry completely before storing. For rechargeable models, charge according to instructions (usually 1-2 hours for full charge). Store in a clean, cool place away from direct sunlight, which degrades silicone over time. Use water-based lubricant with silicone toys—oil-based lubes damage the material. Stainless steel and glass toys work with any lubricant type.

Goes Well With

Strap-On Harnesses

Secure a vibrating dildo into a harness for hands-free penetration during sex. Harnesses suit people wanting to penetrate a partner while their hands stay free for touching, or for hands-free solo use. Strap-on harnesses transform a vibrating dildo into a wearable toy.

Read Up

First-time vibrating dildo user? Our guide covers insertion techniques, finding the right angle for G-spot contact, vibration intensity levels, and how to use a vibrating dildo during partnered sex. Read the vibrating dildo guide.

Shop Vibrating Dildos

Our vibrating dildo range includes straight designs, curved G-spot models, rotating options, and realistic sculpted toys. Rechargeable dildos run for hours on a single charge. Battery-powered versions offer convenient disposable power. Multiple colours, sizes, and vibration patterns available. Discreet delivery Australia-wide.