Vibrator

The Kiiroo Spot is an app-controlled G-spot vibrator with a great lightshow. While engaging for performers, its motor may lack power for non-performers.

The new FirmTech RingMate clitoris vibrator sells for $125 and has three different vibration speed settings, in addition to attaching to some smart cock rings.

Combining a rabbit style sex toy with the trending clitoral suction toys, the Tracy’s Dog Beta is trying to bring the best of both worlds, but does it succeed?

App-control in a lipstick-style bullet vibe is rare, but it didn’t fare so well overall in our Tracy’s Dog Surreal review. While cute, it failed to deliver.

The Lovense Lush 4 is an egg-shaped G-Spot vibrator, featuring LED lights, sync features, improved battery life, and a 36dB noise level, lower than the Lush 3.

Kiiroo launches the Spot, a $109 wearable egg vibrator for cam performers, featuring LED light shows synced to tips and music. Waterproof and G-spot stimulation designed.

Ohdoki’s Oh! smart vibrator offers innovative sound-to-sensation technology but falls short with weak vibrations and an odd speaker feature.

Bellesa launches the Whisper range, claiming world’s first silent bullet, G-spot, and rabbit vibrators. Exploring the demand for discreet, near-silent pleasure products.

Lovense launches Mission 2 vibrator with gaming features, letting users control a Flappy Bird-style game through touch. Includes remote sync capabilities.

Vibrators have been proven to be effective in managing symptoms of anorgasmia in people with vulvas, but what other orgasmic devices can also help?

Womanizer has launched a non-penetrative toy called Vibe, which is designed to be used externally, and that the company claims is completely silent.