The last thing you want is for your vibrator to lose its juice

A beginners guide to sex toys

So we spoke with experts and tested some for ourselves to find the best wand vibrators around. This dual-action couples massager is so high-tech, it’s as if it were sent to us from the year 3000 by benevolent, sex-savvy innovators who have totally nailed the whole simultaneous orgasm thing. The Duo can pleasure both partners at once with its two motors, multiple vibrating patterns and a wireless remote that helps operate the toy by coordinating with the user’s hand movements. Check out the Lelo site for detailed instructions on how to get the most pleasure out of the massager. It uses built-in sensors to see how your body responds to it in real time, and offers insight on what kind of stimulation works best for your sexual pleasure via a companion app.

The shaft is shaped for maximum G-spot stimulation while the external arm viberators, complete with flexible rabbit ears, provides clitoral stimulation to deliver a blended orgasm. The motor in the curved shaft has nine vibration patterns and three speeds while the rabbit ears have three speeds. Stimulating both the G-spot and clitoris at the same time is great , but if you’d like to take your experience to the next level then consider this triple rabbit vibrator designed with anal beads, as well. The classic rabbit design has three clit vibration patterns, while the penetrating dildo has 12 G-spot vibration settings to choose from. Meet your new favorite wearable G-spot vibrator that gets your partner involved, too.

In fact, I’ve only charged it once since I received mine, and it’s been put to use several times since. There are so many of these stealth sex toys on the market that allow you to keep your sexy business on the DL. You can absolutely find a sex toy that isn’t obviously recognizable to the untrained eye, and that doesn’t sound like a threatening swarm of bees every time you turn it on. The last thing you want is for your vibrator to lose its juice before you hit your sweet spot.

Just as Auerbach’s Muff possessed a certain something missing in otherwise identical Sovteks, so it was with a Version-6 (V6) Electro-Harmonix Big Muff used by James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem for his band’s fuzz-bass tones. As 40-something pedals will, Murphy’s V6 Big Muff got a bit fussy for tour life, so Stillman and EQD were tasked with crafting a replacement. In strictly sonic terms, that means lots of grind, presence, and a delectable balance between air and aggression that make the Chelsea soar. Like a vintage V6 Big Muff, it features a tone-bypass switch which removes the tone pot entirely. The midrange-heavy result is appealing and impressive in its own punky way.

With 10 different vibration settings and a quick-charge rechargeable battery that lasts up to two hours, you’d never guess this baby can be yours for less than 15 bucks. Reviewers say the simple design does the job just as well as pricier alternatives. Plus, it’s compact in size and completely waterproof, so you can truly take it anywhere.