G Spot Rabbit Vibrator

What is a G-spot vibrator?

A G-spot vibrator is designed to stimulate the G-spot — a zone of sensitive tissue that is part of the clitoral network. Typically, they'll have a wand-like shape with a slight curve that lends itself to stimulating this often pleasurable part of the body. For those who experience pleasure via the G-spot, a vibrator that stimulates this area is created with the intention to help you reach orgasm.

There is no one-size-fits-all approach to these vibrators but generally, these devices are designed for both internal and external stimulation and often don't include a separate arm for clitoral stimulation (like a rabbit vibrator does).

While a dildo or standard wand vibrator is longer and created for deeper internal stimulation, the G-spot vibrator is a little shorter in length, lending itself to different uses.

How to use a G-spot vibrator, a step-by-step guide

Using a G-spot vibrator is super straightforward once you get the hang of it, so here is a handy guide that will demystify the process and make it second nature in no time, so you can get yourself off with little fuss.

Clean and charge your toy

Before the first use, start by charging and cleaning your G-spot toy so you can dive in as soon as you're ready. It's best practice to clean your sex toys after each use and make sure to regularly charge your device so you're never greeted with a low battery, because that is not a fun time.

Set the mood

Once your vibrator is clean and fully charged, it's time to set the mood. This is all down to personal preference, but you might like to try dimming the lights or switching them off completely if that's your vibe. Consider popping on some music or lighting a scented candle.

This is also a great time to engage with stimuli, which could include pornography or erotica, to focus your mind. Let your worries and the events of the day subside and focus on what feels good.

Next, start by warming up your body. You can start by touching less sensitive erotic zones before moving onto areas like the vulva, anus or clitoris. When you're ready to move internally, you can start with your hands or switch to your vibrator.


Try it with some lube
At this point, you can apply your favorite water-based lubricant to your toy should you want to. Then, hold your G-spot vibrator at the entrance of the vagina and when you're ready, move it inside.

To stimulate your G-spot, insert the vibrator one to three inches and turn the device so the head is facing the top of the vagina and move the vibrator in a "come here" motion like you would your fingers.



Work out what feels good
Everyone is different, so this is the time to experiment with what feels good for you. Apply various levels of pressure to the area, and switch up angles and vibration patterns to see what feels good. Darcy has eight modes, which includes three increasing speeds and five different vibration patterns.


Try it with a clitoris vibrator
At the same time, you can also try touching or stroking other erogenous zones like the nipples or anus. For added clitoris stimulation, use your fingers or if you can manage two devices, consider adding in a clitoral vibrator like NORMAL's Quinn, which replicates a similar feeling to oral sex.

While a G-spot vibrator is designed to stimulate the tissue on the top wall of the vagina, it can also be used externally as well. Normal's Darcy vibrator is double-sided, with a slimmer arm and a rounded head, the latter of which can be used in foreplay to warm up other erogenous zones.