How to choose your first vibrator
Start with the type of design you want to explore. An external vibrator lets you choose where to position its contact surface without insertion. An internal design offers a different shape and fit. There is no single style that every beginner needs to choose.
Compare the actual measurements, including width and insertable length where relevant. Photographs can make scale difficult to judge, and a small device does not necessarily have a low vibration intensity.
Look for controls you understand: how to turn the device on, adjust its intensity and stop it. Consider whether you prefer a straightforward design or want additional features, rather than choosing only by the number of settings.
Compare designs and practical features
Browse our clitoral vibrators for external stimulation options, or explore G-spot vibrators to compare curved internal designs. Our bullet and egg vibrators offer additional compact shapes to consider.
Before buying, read the materials list, charging information and cleaning instructions. Confirm the exact water rating if you want to use your device around water, and check whether a travel lock is included if that feature matters to you.
Still comparing shapes? Visit our Swan product guide for help exploring the range.
