Vibrators

From whisper-quiet bullets to powerful wands, vibrators are the most popular way New Zealanders explore pleasure — find your match below.

Every vibrator here is rated by its Coyscore — our category-aware trust score built from thousands of real reviews across the web, so the strongest performers rise to the top. Not sure where to start? The rabbit vibrators are our most-searched style. We stock body-safe materials only and ship everything in plain, discreet packaging with free NZ delivery over $150. Jump to the buying guide ›

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Vibrators: your questions, answered

choosingHow do I choose a vibrator?
Start with where you want sensation — external (clitoral), internal (G-spot), or both (rabbit) — then weigh power, noise, and body-safe silicone. The Coyscore already blends these from real reviews, so each product's Coyscore narrows thousands of options down to the ones people genuinely rate.
comparisonRabbit vs. bullet vs. wand — which vibrator should I get?
A bullet is small, discreet, and external; a wand is powerful and broad for external play; a rabbit stimulates internally and externally at once. Bullets suit beginners and travel, wands suit intense clitoral pressure, and rabbits suit anyone wanting two sensations in one toy.
beginnersWhat's the best vibrator for beginners?
Bullets and slim clitoral vibrators are the easiest starting point — they're small, intuitive, and let you stay in control of the intensity. Look for the beginner-friendly tag, begin on the lowest setting with plenty of water-based lube, and build up as you learn what you enjoy.
safetyAre your vibrators body-safe, and what materials do you use?
Everything tagged Body-safe is non-porous, medical-grade silicone with phthalate-free specs verified against the manufacturer sheet. Non-porous materials don't trap bacteria and are far easier to clean than porous TPE or jelly. Where a material can't be verified, we flag it on the card rather than leaving it off.
careHow do I clean and store a vibrator?
Wash it with warm water and a dedicated toy cleaner before and after use, then air-dry fully before storing. Keep silicone toys apart from each other in a pouch or drawer, and use only water-based lube — silicone lube can degrade silicone. Waterproof (IPX7) models are marked on each product page.
deliveryIs delivery discreet, and can I return a vibrator?
Always — every order ships in plain, unbranded packaging with a discreet billing descriptor, and NZ delivery is free over $150. We don't offer change-of-mind returns or exchanges, whether or not it's been opened, but we'll always put a fault right.

Buying guide

How to choose a vibrator

With thousands of vibrators out there, three questions do most of the work. Here's what the Coyscore weighs — and what to look for yourself.

Coy buying-guide card — “Decide where you want the sensation”

1. Decide where you want the sensation

Vibrators broadly split by where they stimulate: external (clitoral bullets, wands, air-pulse), internal (G-spot), or both at once (rabbits). Knowing your answer instantly cuts the catalogue down and points you at the right sub-collection.

  • External-only? Start with a bullet or wand
  • Want internal + external together? A rabbit does both
  • Curious about touchless suction? See clitoral & vulva
The Coyscore ring at 88 out of 100 with sub-bars for quiet, battery and performance

2. Match power and noise to your home

Motor strength and quietness matter more than most first-timers expect. Reviewers mention noise constantly, so the Coyscore scores quietness directly — handy if you share walls. Rechargeable motors also tend to be stronger and cheaper to run than disposable batteries.

  • The Whisper-quiet filter surfaces the most discreet picks
  • Rechargeable beats disposable batteries on power and cost
  • The Coyscore weights quiet + performance for this category
Coy buying-guide card — “Stick to body-safe materials”

3. Stick to body-safe materials

Only non-porous, medical-grade silicone is genuinely body-safe. Porous TPE or jelly can trap bacteria and isn't ideal for internal use, so we flag anything unverified instead of hiding it. Pair any silicone toy with water-based lube to protect the surface.

  • We stock body-safe materials and flag anything unverified
  • Water-based lube keeps silicone toys safe
  • Look for the Body-safe tag on each card

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Coyscores and quotes are aggregated from third-party reviews across the web, sourced and attributed, shown for comparison, not presented as Coy's own reviews. Updated monthly.