Anal Vibrators

How to Choose Anal Vibrators

Anal vibrators are designed for active in-and-out play rather than being left in place like a plug. Our collection focuses on beaded silicone designs that combine graduated texture with vibration.

Shape and size

• Beaded shafts: graduated beads start small at the tip and get larger toward the base, so you can choose how deep and how full to go.
• Width: beginners should focus on the first few beads, typically under 1 inch. Advanced users can work toward the larger beads.
• Base or handle: make sure there is a wide stopper or handle that keeps the toy safely outside the body.

Power and controls

Check the number of speeds, whether the vibrator is remote controlled and how it is powered. Remote models are great for partnered play or hands-free solo sessions.

Material

Silicone is non-porous, flexible and easy to clean, which is ideal for anal toys. Look for body-safe silicone and check the product details for waterproofing before shower play.

Prefer something to leave in place? See vibrating butt plugs. Love texture without the buzz? Try anal beads.

Anal vibrator checklist

• Bead count and size: more beads give you more stages of fullness to work through.
• Flexibility: a bendable silicone shaft follows the natural curve of the body more comfortably.
• Handle: a sturdy handle or ring makes control and removal easier.
• Speeds and patterns: a range from gentle to strong gives you room to build intensity.
• Remote control: ideal if you want a partner to take charge of the settings.

Anal vibrators work well on their own or alongside other play. Many people enjoy combining one with a stroker or vibrator, or using it during oral sex. Start low, go slowly and let the sensation build.

How to Use an Anal Vibrator

• Get relaxed and aroused, then lube the toy and yourself generously.
• Insert the first bead slowly with the vibration off or low.
• Work in gradually, one bead at a time, and pull out slowly; many people enjoy the sensation of each bead on the way out.
• Stop if you feel sharp pain. Pressure is normal; pain means slow down.
• For people with a prostate, angle the toy gently toward the belly button to explore the P-spot. Our prostate stimulators are shaped specifically for that.

New to anal play? Start with our beginner's guide to anal toys.

Care, Cleaning and Lube

Wash before and after every use with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner, paying attention to the gaps between beads. Keep charging ports dry unless the toy is fully waterproof, and air-dry before storing.

• Water-based lube: best for silicone anal vibrators.
• Silicone lube: don't use it on silicone toys.
• Oil-based lube: degrades latex condoms.

Browse the full anal toys collection for more options.