Couples' vibrators
Vibrators that two people can use together, controlled by a wireless remote or a phone app. 56 products, including wearable eggs, panty vibrators and U-shaped models for use during sex, each listed with how it is charged and controlled.
56 products
A couples' vibrator is built so that both partners can use it or control it. Of the 56 products, 32 have a remote control, and the range includes app-controlled couples' vibrators, wearable app-controlled vibrators and vibrating eggs with a remote.
Wearable models are worn inside underwear or inserted, and the partner controls them from a distance. A wireless remote works at short range; with an app, the range depends on whether the maker's app also works over the internet. U-shaped and C-shaped models are made for use during sex, so both partners feel the vibration.
Check the power source: 40 are USB rechargeable, 15 of them with a magnetic cable, and 9 have a warming function. Thirty are silicone with ABS parts and 13 are liquid silicone with ABS. Five are rated IPX7 for bath use. Pair a silicone toy with water-based lubricant.
FAQ
How does a remote-controlled vibrator work?
A wireless remote sends a signal to the vibrator, so the partner holding the remote can change the mode or intensity. The range depends on the model, so check the listing. The toy and the remote usually have separate batteries or charging.
Do app-controlled vibrators work over the internet?
Some do. The toy itself connects to a nearby phone over Bluetooth, and the app sets the mode and intensity. Control from a different place goes through the maker's app over the internet, so check the app details in the listing. Install the app and pair the toy before you first use it.
Can a wearable vibrator be worn out of the house?
It can, since wearable vibrators are made to sit inside underwear, but no motor is completely silent. If you plan to wear one outside the house, test the sound at home first and check that the remote still works through clothing and across the distance you need.
Which lubricant should I use with a couples' vibrator?
If the toy is silicone, which is the case for most listings here, use a water-based lubricant. Silicone-based lubricant can damage the surface of a silicone toy. Water-based is also fine for ABS parts. Rinse the toy afterwards with mild soap and warm water and dry it before the next use.
