Crave Vesper 2 Review: A Discreet Vibrator
If and when you’re ready to upgrade from a bullet vibrator to something bigger and insertable, try the Je Joue G-Spot Bullet Vibrator. Yes, I know Je Joue calls it a bullet, but it’s bigger and more versatile than its name suggests. It has a bulbous tip designed to stimulate the G-spot, but it can also be used for external simulation. Move over neon-colored and animal-themed vibrators from the ’90s and early ’00s. Today’s vibrator’s are sophisticated and designed to prioritize safety and function as well as pleasure. There’s a vibrator out there for every taste and preference, whether you like a simple bullet or something more elaborate.
Emojibator is a sex toy company that aims to “celebrate pleasure.” Its products are bright viberators, vibrant, and seemingly irreverent—at least on first glance. I first saw Emojibator’s products while scrolling through Urban Outfitter’s catalog last year. At the time, my gut response was to be alarmed by the cherry vibrator that flashed by. When given the opportunity to test the tiny vibrator, though, I leapt at the chance. Cleopatra’s innovative (alleged!) gourd situation emerged in 54 BC, paving the way for a slew of other female sexual pleasure inventions to come.
If a toy was rechargeable, versatile, durable, waterproof, easy to clean, or covered by a solid warranty, we considered those attributes to be bonuses. Many people said they also desired an aesthetically pleasing toy with multiple color options. As part of my research for this guide, I consulted sex educators and owners of sex-toy shops. I’ve also consulted all manner of sex-toy users, from first-timers to people who use vibrators daily, including cis and trans people across gender identities and sexualities. No toy offers the level of power and intensity as the widely beloved Magic Wand.
The sex tech industry has conditioned us to think of toys in terms of male and female, penis and vagina, but that’s reductive and inaccurate, contributing to a larger narrative about the relationship between genitals and gender. We opt to be as specific as possible and use anatomical terms to describe individual erogenous zones—and there are way more than just P and V. This step is optional , but lubricant can be helpful to reduce the friction that might cause discomfort. It’s important to note that the kind of lube you use depends on the material of your vibrator. For example, if the vibrator is made of silicone, a water-based lube will help preserve the material and avoid damaging it.
If your vibrator isn’t made out of quality material or all that easy to clean, you probably won’t be reaching for it all that much, even if you’re horny 24/7. Simply put, if you’re regularly putting something near, on, or in your genitals, you’ll want to make sure that something is safe and that it can take a nice thorough clean after. This might mean that you stay away from those mildly sketchy super cheap vibrators and invest a little more, which doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll have to sacrifice affordability. Sex toys can be made from lots of different materials—some are porous, while others are non-porous.