The 4 Best Butterfly Vibrators

Why I Chose It

Kate, who tested the Bombex butterfly vibrator for us, were in for a surprise.

Her initial impression of the Bombex was that it “looked bigger” than she had thought judging from pictures online – which is typical for most people buying sex toys online.

However, it proved to not be her biggest surprise. During a solo session she was surprised that “within 5 minutes this vibe made me squirt hard”, and she says even reaching orgasm usually takes 20 minutes, and she had not had a squirting orgasm “happened during solo play” before.

For good reasons, it’s become her “all-time favorite solo session toy”, while “during couple sessions, it’s a bit awkward to use”, Kate says.

She only had one major concern, which is the fact that it only has one “one button to control the settings”, and as with any vibrator that is button controlled, it’s better with the option to cycle back and forth, and not have to cycle all the way through.

She thought the “the silicone is the softest out of any of the toys I already have” and loved that the there is “hardly a peep from the Butterfly Desire Vibe Pro”.

Why I Chose It

The big thing about insertable butterfly vibrators is that they can give dual orgasm, by stimulating both the clit and g-spot at the same time.

So, when I learned that Cassie, who tested the Lovense Dolce, had finally found a vibrator that could give this too her despite having “always been skeptical of dual vibrators”, I simply had to include it here.

She had been scared away from the classic anatomically non-diverse rabbit vibrators (a thing I often see with testers trying non-flexible rabbit vibrators is that they never really ‘fit’ just right).  This is solved by the genious bending/flexible mechanism of the Dolce, which is firm enough “so once you’ve found an angle that works for you, that baby will stay in place”.

Despite still not being “super easy for me [her] to achieve”, Cassie did say that “the orgasms with the Dolce are pretty amazing”.

She also “loved the interactive feature, and had a blast letting my partner control my stimulation”. The Lovense App used by the Dolce, and a bunch of other Lovense products gets amazing feedback and reviews from all of our testers.

She did have some trouble “getting to know the functions of the two buttons on the head itself” and learning which one controlled which motor (quickly making the Lovense App the go-to control method).

Why I Chose It

This uniquely designed, hands-free couple’s vibrator from Dame is the perfect addition to either especially partner play and definitely doesn’t feel like three’s a crowd.

But as an expert I’ll say the buzzier vibrations that Rachel, who tested the Dame Eva, reported about is better suited for beginners. As she said, it’s “probably the most buzzy vibrator I’ve tried”.

Despite the downside in terms of vibrations being buzzy, this is because you can’t fit a rumblier motor inside such a small vibrator, which is the reason it fits perfectly during for example missionary and without any straps can keep itself in place just by pushing against the labia. And, as Rachel said, it “took missionary sex to a whole new level”, making the small size invaluable and perhaps a worthy compromise for buzzy vibrations.

To Rachel’s surprise she found the design actually worked and “stayed put without too much trouble”.

She did have one problem, “actually pressing the button when the Eva is in position”, as she said that when you “use a bit of force to press it down, it often moves the Eva out of place“.

Why I Chose It

Out of all the things the Svakom Erica comes with, what I’m most impressed about is how Svakom managed to keep the price for all this, this low.

Of course, that meant there most be other areas where they compromised, the lack of a second vibration motor is one of them.

Kasia, who tested the Svakom Erica, did say that the vibrations are “quite strong, and quiet, and they got the job done”, but she also did have her fair share of difficulty getting adequate stimulation for her clit.

This is for one due to the lack of a second motor, but also the lack of adjustability  of the clitoral arm (like I found with the Lovense Dulce).

Second, the shape also doesn’t allow for pressure to build on the clit, although Kasia did “try using the Svakom Erica as a wearable vibrator, and it passed the test”.

Overall, Kasia did also note that the “vibrations are focused more on internal stimulation”, and she loved it for that.