19 Best G-Spot Vibrators That Sex Experts Recommend in 2023

We-Vibe’s Nova was so popular that it got an upgrade. The Nova 2 is more adjustable than its predecessor and can bend a little or a lot to fit your specific body, ensuring deep pressure on your G-spot and plenty of clit stimulation, too. “The Nova 2 doesn’t look like your average dual-stimulation vibe, and that’s thanks to the unique flexible external arm that moves with the body, staying against the clitoris to provide constant contact as the toy is rocked or thrusted,” Finn says. The Nova is also entirely rechargeable, with two-hour battery life, so you don’t have to worry about cords or batteries.

Designed to fit inside the vagina and reach the G-spot, egg vibrators are a discreet—yet intense—alternative to longer G-spot toys. Josefina Mora-Cheung, assistant outreach, education, and retail manager at WinkWink Boutique, previously sang the praises of the app-controlled, best-selling Lovense egg, specifically calling out its powerful motor and curved, insertable length.

Mora-Cheung points to this egg vibrator for anyone looking for gentler sensations (say, if high-intensity vibrations just feel overstimulating). In addition to the Esca’s mellow motor, it has a different feel from buzzy vibrators. Mora-Cheung describes it as rumbly, and notes that it can feel great for a change: “These deeper vibrations travel better through the toy, allowing for light clitoral stimulation as well, though there is no external motor.”

The Happy Rabbit is a fun mix of a classic rabbit shape and a stroker. That means you get external vibrations against your clitoris while the internal arm pulses in a come-hither motion, O’Reilly says. “The Happy Rabbit has a pronounced tip that curves upward against the G-zone,” she says. Like other G-spot vibes, it puts plenty of pressure on that sensitive area, with the pulsations pressing even deeper with every motion.

The Starlet has sensations covered from every angle. The “rabbit” head flickers on your clitoris while the internal arm pulses inside you. The pulsator “provides a thumping sensation right up against the G-spot,” Finn says. With 10 different powerful vibration modes and three different pulsation speeds to choose from, you have lots of room for customization.

This compact rabbit toy features “just enough shaft to reach the G-spot, with a bunny positioned to provide clitoral stimulation,” Carol Queen, PhD, staff member at Good Vibrations, tells SELF. Dr. Queen specifically likes the Special Edition version of the Bunny Kiss, which is sold out at the moment, but the Platinum Edition, featured here, has the same adorable design and nine fantastic functions.

This rabbit might look very similar to the Happy Rabbit, but it has one major difference. Instead of pulsing in a come-hither motion, it thrusts. The thrusting motion sets this vibrator apart, says Megan Fleming, PhD, sex therapist and licensed clinical psychologist. It also has a huge variety of vibration combinations—36 different ways to mix and match speeds and patterns.

Je Joue’s FiFi looks a lot like other classic G-spot rabbit vibrators, but the flexible ears give you a little more control than its peers. “The two ‘ears’ that hug either side of your clitoris make it easy to control the amount of external stimulation you want during your play,” says Emily Morse, PhD, doctor of human sexuality. The soft, bulbous silicone head puts plenty of pressure on your G-spot, and Je Joue’s “iconic low rumble vibrations provide pleasure deep into your muscles,” says Dr. Morse.

Lelo’s Gigi 2 is a classic G-spot toy. “It’s perfectly curved with a signature flattened tip to target your G-spot,” Rebecca Alvarez Story, the sexologist and CEO of Bloomi, says. The Gigi 2 has more power than the original, with eight vibration patterns to choose from and an easy-to-use interface.

Dame’s Arc is a sleek, simple G-spot toy with a super-strong motor and squishy silicone head. “The Arc is perfect for exploration,” Morse says. The extra-long handle makes it easy to find the right spot and maintain your grip. Use it externally to arouse yourself and then slip it inside to press against your G-zone. 

Technically the Stronic G isn’t a vibrator; it’s a thruster. Instead of a motor that creates vibrations, this toy’s motor makes it pulse up and down or, more accurately, in and out. “Combined with its pronounced head, the Stronic G is a favorite for G-zone stimulation,” Corrado says. Fun Factory uses soft medical-grade silicone that’s easy to clean after use. With a firm, curved tip, the Stronic G is ideal for targeting your G-spot. 

We-Vibe’s Rave is covered in the company’s signature velvety-soft silicone, with a unique shape designed to “twist, rub, and please internally,” Morse says. The Rave is compatible with the We-Connect app, so you can use this sex toy with a partner whether they’re in the same room or long distance. It’s also ultra-quiet and splashproof. 

Carolanne Marcantonio, LCSW, SIFI, CST, certified sex therapist, sex educator, and co-creator of Wise Sex Therapy Associates tells SELF that a good G-spot toy should be “firm and curved.” And not only does her top pick, the Je Joue G-Kii, come in a curved shape, but it's also actually jointed so you can bend it to your exact liking. “Some people need a shallow curve others more of a hooked curve,” she explains. Plus, it has a wide range of vibration settings and is made from body-safe silicone.

“The Tiger G5—named for the toy’s textured stripes—is one of the most sensational (literally and figuratively) insertable toys on the market,” Finn tells SELF, adding that this rechargeable G-spot vibrator’s silicone length is curved for G-spot play, and its ridges add even more sensations upon insertion. 

The Kurve is a G-spot toy, but it also pays attention to other sensitive erogenous zones. “Although we’ve seen toys that sync up with music, this toy actually has treble and bass technology,” says Marla Renee Stewart, MA, a sex expert for the sex-toy shop Lovers. That doesn’t mean you can set the vibrator to music, but instead that it has dual motors: one high-frequency motor that creates more buzzy vibrations, and one low-frequency motor that creates deep, rumbly vibrations. “The treble tantalizes your G-spot and the bass gives you the rumble you need near the entrance to the vagina—one of the most sensitive parts,” Stewart says.

Dr. Queen says this dual-density silicone dildo, which comes with an optional insertable bullet vibrator, is “a great shape for G-spot, anal, and other kinds of play.”

And we’d be remiss not to mention that SELF’s sexual wellness line with JimmyJane includes a G-spot offering too. It’s made from a silky waterproof silicone material (which pairs excellently with SELF + JimmyJane's water-based lube), so you can take it into the tub, and it charges up with a USB cord with a two-hour run time.