When you’re alone in your bedroom and spending a little quality time with your favorite vibrator, is there anything less sexy than worrying about who’s listening?

When you’re paddling the pink canoe, the last thing you should be doing is wondering how your vibrator makes more noise than your Prius.

Who among us hasn’t found themselves sweating under a pile of quilts in 80-degree weather, hoping the sound of their vibrator will be muffled enough that it won’t carry into the living room where all five of your roommates are watching Lord Of The Rings again?

Talk about a buzz kill.

Masturbation isn’t a shameful secret, but with a quiet vibe at your side, it doesn’t have to be a group event, either.

Unless you’re into that kind of thing, of course.

Finding a quiet, discreet vibrator can be intimidating if you don’t know what to look for, especially since there aren’t vibrators with silent settings to make it obvious.

Although the quietest vibrators operate below 50db, how much sound a vibrator actually makes will depend on the ambient noise in the room — which we’ll explain in greater detail later on.

If you’re searching for the quietest vibrator possible, we’ve done all the heavy lifting for you and found five near-silent toys made from quality materials that are safe for your body.

We’ve collected the best quiet vibrators the internet has to offer so that the only one who will be picking up on your good vibrations is you!

The Benefits Of Quiet Vibrators

What’s so great about having a quiet vibrator, anyway?

Some folks just don’t care if the world knows they’re rubbing one out, but most people prefer the peace of mind that comes with a more subtle sex toy.

Why Would You Want A Silent Vibrator?

To put it plainly: If you live with other people, it’s just mortifying for them to have an audio cue when you’re getting in a little self-love session.

It’s like having a sign on your bedroom door that lights up and says “I’M JACKING OFF” every time you get a good buzz going.

Tiana and Sophie from the podcast she. reminded us:

“While having a quiet vibrator may be important to some — especially those sharing living spaces with others — it’s only important because sex and self-pleasure are still associated with shame in society.”

But while I’m still waiting for society at large to widen its narrow view of self-pleasure, I’d rather have a vibrator that doesn’t sound like a jackhammer.

Another reason for preferring a quiet vibrator is that having something lingering in the back of your mind while you’re trying to masturbate makes it much less enjoyable.

You don’t want to worry about how much noise you’re making when you’re just trying to have a good time with yourself.

Emma Hewitt, a sex educator and sex toy expert, told us:

“I am a confident, sex-positive sex educator that sings the praises of masturbation from the rooftops but the thought of the distinctive bzzz bzzz bzzz of my vibrator in the ears of my flatmates or neighbors is too much for me. 

The brain is women’s biggest sex organ, after all. Loud rattling, whomping, or vibing might feel good but the sound can be distracting. Orgasms don’t always come easy for me. So, anything that is going to distract me is a big no-no.”

Or as Talyah Regusters, from Choosing Therapy, put it:

“A quiet vibrator is very important for me to avoid the stress of thinking if someone can hear me. Having that stress on my mind worrying if someone can hear me can easily make it a lot harder to achieve an orgasm.”

Although there are ways to make your vibrator quiet, they’re not always convenient and depending on the toy’s design, they may not be successful at masking the sound entirely.

Last but certainly not least, some people might want a silent vibe for much kinkier reasons — like using it discreetly in public!

There is a wide variety of wearable vibrators to choose from — but just because a vibrating panty can be worn in secret, it doesn’t necessarily mean that it will operate quietly in every setting.

As we’ll talk about later on, ambient noise is a factor when it comes to how quietly a vibrator does its job.

Are Quiet Vibrators As Powerful As Those With Loud Vibrations?

Of course, some quiet vibrators pack a punch but generally speaking, you lose a little bit of power when you’re going for stealth.

Wednesday Lee Friday, one of our writers and resident vibrator expert, told me:

“If you’re talking about traditional vibrators with spinning motors, noise and power are generally correlated. High-powered vibes like Hitachis, for example, are also hella loud. Quieter vibes like wearables tend to offer far less vibe strength — which may also be related to size.

However, sonic vibrators can offer deep pulsing vibes while remaining much quieter than old-school vibes. Of course, quietness is just one reason to make the move toward a sonic vibe — there’s also the penetrating pulses, the clit-sucking action, and the all-around increase in reach. 

With haptic tech on the horizon — vibes are on track to offer more sensation and variety at much lower volumes.”

Go, science!

Is A Quiet Vibrator Always Discreet?

No, it isn’t.

Quiet vibrators come in all different shapes and sizes. Generally, the smaller ones are the quieter ones — like an egg vibrator, panty vibrator, or finger vibrator, for instance — but many large sex toys are plenty quiet.

Vibrators that are built to be carried around discreetly — some look like a tube of lipstick or a silver pendant you can wear around your neck — aren’t necessarily the ones that are the quietest.

In fact, a large rabbit vibrator might be incredibly quiet compared to a small plastic bullet bzzzzzing away against your clitoris like everybody’s business.

As Wednesday mentioned, vibrators with spinning motors tend to be louder and that’s a characteristic that’s independent of a vibrator’s outward appearance.

On the other hand, a powerful vibrator that uses sonic pulses, as in the case of many clit sucking toys, will generally operate at a much lower volume.

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Volume Indicators To Look For When Searching For Quiet Vibrators

So now that you’ve decided a stealthy vibrator is right for you, how exactly do you find a discreet sex toy?

As we mentioned earlier, size does not always relate to how loudly a vibrator will operate.

But there are some indicators that you should look for when you’re on the hunt for a quiet powerful vibrator.

What Are Some Indications That A Vibrator Operates At a Low Volume?

It’s not very common, but some sex toy websites (like LELO) include decibel levels in their products’ specifications.

The quietest of their toys are the ones listed at 50 dB and under.

Meanwhile, websites like Lovehoney allow their reviewers to rate how quiet the product is on a 5 point scale.

Additionally, Adam & Eve lets you search for vibrators by their noise level, which can be especially helpful when you’re not exactly sure what you’re looking for, other than a vibe that operates quietly.

Sex toys that operate at a volume below 50 dB — quieter than the sound of a normal conversation — are considered to be quiet.

As we’ll explore in greater depth later, our perception of sound changes based on the amount of ambient noise — so a vibrator that might seem loud in one setting may be completely silent in another.

What Are Some Warning Signs That A Vibrator Will Be Loud?

One particular thing to watch out for is a vibrator that uses batteries. Emma Hewitt illuminated this topic for us:

“USB rechargeable vibrators tend to be quieter than battery-operated ones. Not because of the intensity of the motor itself but because the motors inside battery-operated toys are prone to rattling around.”

The easiest way to find out if your toy will be too loud is just to check the product’s specifications and in the absence of that information, you can also rely on user reviews.

If the vibrator sounds like someone starting a chainsaw, an unsatisfied customer is certainly going to mention that.

And if you really want to hear it straight from the horse’s mouth, you can always reach out directly to the manufacturer — which is what we did for the vibrators we reviewed below when we couldn’t find that information on our own.

How Do You Compare Decibel Levels of Vibrators To Typical Sounds?

The good people at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention created a List of Noises That Can Cause Hearing Loss by decibel level that can shed a little light on this question.

But it’s important to understand that decibels measure sound intensity, which isn’t the same thing as loudness.

Loudness can change based on the surrounding environment or your distance from the noise.

For instance, someone humming in an empty room could seem loud, yet it would go completely unnoticed on a city street.

In both settings, the decibel levels of the sound would be the same, but they would be perceived differently because of ambient noise in the environment.

It’s also important to remember that decibels increase exponentially. So 20 dB is ten times more intense than 10 dB, for instance.

Curious how common, everyday noises and their respective decibel levels compare to our top quiet vibrator picks? Take a look below: 

Meanwhile, a jet engine takes off at 150 dB, rupturing the eardrum, and if I ever live alone that is the kind of vibrator I will be getting.

As we mentioned earlier, vibrators that operate at <50 dB are considered to be quiet — so that’s midway between the sound of a refrigerator’s hum and a normal human conversation.

But again, ambient noise is a factor to consider.

Those 50 decibels might seem pretty loud if they’re emitting from the center of a silent room, but when other background noises come into play, you might not even notice the vibe is turned on.

One thing that you can (and should) do with a new vibrator is turn it on to its highest setting, set it on the bed, and leave the room.

With your bedroom door closed, how much sound do you hear with your ear against the door? Down the hall? From another room entirely?

This is the best way to gauge how loud your vibrator actually is — because it is always going to seem louder to you when you’re using it up close.

Additionally, you could perform the same test as above while playing some soft music in the room to see if the vibrator is detectable when there is more ambient noise present.

How Does A Vibrator’s Power And Design Affect Its Volume?

A quiet vibrator will certainly get the job done, but sometimes you do have to sacrifice a little power for a more muted toy.

For instance, the Hitachi Magic Wand, the OG vibrator, is notoriously powerful — you plug it into the wall, for god’s sake — but it’s so loud that even the manufacturer advises that using a pillow over it will “drastically” muffle the sound.

Sex expert Emma Hewitt pointed out that some designs might be quieter than others based on how they interact with your body:

“Remember that your body will dampen some of the sounds of the motor. Internal toys are a good option as your body will muffle a lot of the sound during use. Or consider a suction toy that creates a seal between your body and the toy. These toys can seem loud when they are off the skin but a lot of that goes away when the toy is properly sealed with your body.”

A discreet, quiet vibrator that’s also working the right spots? Sounds like a win-win to me!

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How To Choose A Quiet Vibrator

We get it: finding a buzzy BFF is a big commitment and you want to make the right choice the first time out.

So how do you pick a quiet vibrator?

What Should You Consider When Selecting A Quiet Vibrator?

There are a few important things to consider when you’re in the market for an adult toy that will operate in silent mode:

• The vibrator’s decibel level
• The type of stimulation it provides
• The safety of the vibrator’s materials
• The range of vibration intensity, patterns, and settings
• The vibrator’s power source
• How long the vibrator lasts on a full charge
• How long the vibrator takes to charge
• Whether or not the vibrator is waterproof (which may help to muffle sound)

You’ll also want to consider any additional features that are important to you, based on the way you intend to use it.

For instance, if you want to use your vibrator in the bath or shower, you’ll need to select a waterproof one. If you plan to travel with your vibe in tow, you’ll want something discreet that you can take with you on the go.

Aside from the actual noise level, the most important thing to keep in mind is buying a vibrator that’s right for your pleasure and safe for your body.

The safest vibrators are made from ABS plastic or silicone, which we’ll talk about more in just a bit.

Finding a toy that brings you to the exact right place is a path you must walk alone, but as they say, “It’s not the destination, it’s the journey.”

What Are The Quietest Vibrator Types?

Although not many companies list explicit decibel measurements on their products, if they do have this information, you can classify anything under 50 dB as quieter than average.

Usually, vibrators that operate at or below 50 dB are on the smaller end with a slightly lower vibration level.

Emma Hewitt also recommended that vibrators described as “rumbly” can actually be more discreet:

“These will have a lower pitch than other toys. They might not necessarily be less noisy overall, but the sound will be less irritating than their high-pitched counterparts.”

Knowing this, a rumbly G-spot vibrator — like the Hot Octopuss Kurve, which we personally reviewed — might be a quiet choice, especially because any vibrator’s sound becomes more muted upon insertion.

The materials used to make the vibrators are also paramount in the level of noise they produce.

Materials that have greater density — such as silicone — will muffle the sound of a vibrator’s motor more than rubber or plastic.

As we mentioned earlier, clit-sucking vibrators that use sonic pulses tend to operate at a lower decibel level, so they’re a great choice when you’re looking for a stealthy vibe.

Which Styles of Vibrators Are Typically The Loudest?

The bigger, more powerful vibrators are usually on the louder end, like the previously mentioned Hitachi Magic Wand.

In fact, wand vibrators generally tend to be louder, thanks to the powerful spinning motors they use to produce their vibrations.

While many clitorises enjoy the sensations of a wand vibrator, they’re not typically a great choice when you want to have orgasms on the down-low.

Vibrators made from hard plastics and those that use batteries also tend to operate at a higher decibel level, as well, regardless of style.

With this in mind, plastic bullet vibrators or mini vibrators — although small enough to fit in your hand — might sound like a jet plane taking off from between your legs.

What Are The Safest Materials A Quiet Vibrator Should Me Made From, And Which Should You Avoid?

When the name of the game is discretion, the last thing you want is to have to make an appointment with your gyno for the rash you’re getting from your substandard dildo!

Here are some materials to avoid when buying your sex toy:

• Rubber, which can cause allergic reactions
• Anything with a porous surface, which makes it hard to clean or sanitize
• Anything containing phthalates, which includes polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or jelly rubber

As with every product review we do, we never include sex toys that contain any of the materials listed above.

Phthalates are the devil.

Linked to breast cancer and metabolic dysfunctions, they can even affect your fertility, and exposure to specific types may be associated with an increased risk of miscarriage.

Instead, you want to seek out vibrators made from safe materials, and these include silicone — both medical-grade and body-safe — or ABS plastic.

Medical-grade silicone is your top-of-the-line vibe material. Tested and approved for medical implantation inside the human body, this type of silicone is the Rolls Royce material of the vibrator world.

Just behind that, body-safe silicone is equally safe for vibrators. Although it can’t be used for long-term implantation, it is completely safe for contact with your skin — even during extended sex sessions.

Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, or ABS plastic, is another body-safe material for vibrators. This nonporous thermoplastic is actually used in all sorts of common wares, and it’s a good choice for vibes, as well.

As we mentioned earlier, however, vibrators made from silicone are generally quieter than those made from plastic.

No matter which type of vibrator you get, make sure you use the correct type of lubrication with it.

For instance, using silicone lube on a silicone vibe can degrade the toy’s material — so you’ll always want to stick with water-based lubes if you’re rocking a silicone vibrator.

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The Quietest Vibrators Available Right Now

Now that we’ve covered all the whats and hows, let’s take a look at the best quiet vibrators on the market!

Features you should consider when shopping for a quiet vibrator:

• The vibrator’s decibel level
• The type of stimulation it provides
• The safety of the vibrator’s materials
• The range of vibration intensity, patterns, and settings
• The vibrator’s power source
• How long the vibrator lasts on a full charge
• How long the vibrator takes to charge
• Whether or not the vibrator is waterproof (which may help to muffle sound)

To make our list of top recommendations, each vibrator had to meet and exceed our rigorous standards and be:

• Quiet (of course!) — performing at a decibel level below 50dB
• Effective at what they do
• Rechargeable
• Waterproof
• Made of high-grade materials (and no toxic substances or common allergens)
• The best of the best — none of our ratings go below 4 — because we take pleasure seriously

A Note On Our Ratings:

None of the products that made this list include any of the potentially toxic substances we talked about earlier like polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic or phthalates.

We also avoided toys crafted from porous materials, as they cannot be easily cleaned or sterilized.

Additionally, the quiet vibrators on our list are all made from quality silicone that is listed as either body-safe or medical-grade or ABS plastic.

LELO SONA 2 Cruise

Top Pick!

LELO SONA 2 Cruise

5.0

$149.00 (Cruise) / $109.00 (Sona 2)

[Read Our Full Review]

Pros:

• Feels Like World-Class Cunnilingus
• Short Charging Time, 1 Hour Battery Life
• Lots Of Options For Intensity And Patterns
• Sonic Pulses Feel Like Deep Tissue Massage
• Waterproof + Crafted From Ultra-Soft Body-Safe Silicone + ABS Plastic

Cons:

• Not Suited For Use During Intercourse
• May Require Placement Adjustment During Use
• Only 1 Hour Of Use On Full Charge
• Can Be Too Powerful For Those Who Are More Sensitive

Decibel Level: < 50 dB (Quiet)

Bottom Line: Sonic technology is a giant leap forward in modern SexTech and the LELO SONA 2 and SONA 2 Cruise are both an excellent — and award-winning — place to start with what is arguably the best clit sucking toy available right now. The SONA 2 Cruise and SONA 2 are quiet — though you may not be.

$149.00 @ Adam & Eve (Cruise) $109.00 @ Adam & Eve (Original)

LELO really broke the mold with the SONA 2 Cruise — it’s one of the best vibrators available, not to mention it operates quietly.

Many reviewers reported that the clitoral stimulation from sonic waves brought them to a more powerful climax, in no small part because this toy saves 20% of its power so that it can maintain its intensity even when being pushed tightly against your body.

Where most motors would naturally slow down in that setting, this one uses that 20% power reserve — known as Pulse Wave Modulation — to maintain the vibrator’s current intensity and speed so it won’t falter as you’re nearing climax.

Plus, the SONA 2 Cruise has 12 pattern settings and clocks in at only 50 dB on its loudest setting. Powerful and quiet: just how I like my men, too.

Women’s Health Interactive writer Wednesday Lee Friday said in her review of the SONA 2 Cruise:

“When it’s doing its thing, this sonic deep clit massager is like nothing else in the world.

Even the most cunning linguist isn’t able to generate this much speed and the perfect amount of pressure while also maintaining a stable pattern for as long as you need.”

On the downside, it does make some suctioning noise while you’re getting it into place and some reviewers said it was actually too powerful.

Since this baby is completely waterproof, however, those suctioning sounds can be mitigated if you play with it in the bath — which might end up tickling your fancy in ways you never before dreamed possible.

Plenty of satisfied customers say that the LELO SONA 2 Cruise has been bringing them to some pretty overwhelming Os, but with only an hour of use time, you may have to look elsewhere for your silent vibrator if you need more time with these stimulating sonic waves.

→ Learn more* about the LELO SONA 2 Cruise or check pricing*.

LELO SORAYA 2

Top Pick

LELO SORAYA 2

4.8

$229.00

[Read Our Full Review]

Pros:

• Sonographic Design Fits Range Of Anatomies
• Easy-To-Use Ergonomic, Looped Handle
• 12 Settings
• Very Quiet; Waterproof
• Up To 240 Minute Playtime

Cons:

• Highest Price Point
• Difficult To Clean
• 2 Hour Charge Time (First Use); 1 Hour Thereafter

Decibel Level: < 50 dB (Quiet)

Bottom Line: LELO is a pro at combining luxury quality with luxurious orgasms, and the SORAYA 2 – designed using sonographic technology to ensure expertly-crafted dual stimulation – is no exception. Featuring a range of intensities, an ergonomic handle, whisper-quiet operation, and targeted stimulation right where you need it, this rabbit will deliver incredible orgasms — again and again.

$229.00 @ Adam & Eve $194.65 @ LELO –> CODE: WHI15

At first glance, this rabbit vibrator might look like it’ll be much louder than it actually is, but we assure you — after testing and reviewing the SORAYA 2 ourselves, this baby operates at below 50 decibels.

Made from ABS plastic and body-safe silicone, the LELO SORAYA 2 features a “sonographic design” that used ultrasound to engineer a vibrator that would “target the G-spot in as many women as possible.”

Additionally, the external stimulator — the part that pleasures your clit — is flexible and designed to adapt to anyone’s body shape and anatomy.

Take a closer look at the SORAYA 2 below:

Crafted from ultra-soft and body-safe silicone, the LELO SORAYA 2 is 100% waterproof so it’s perfect for extended bath or shower play.

“I bought this a month ago and let me tell you… I think I died and came back to life,” one reviewer said. “I swear my whole body collapsed, no lie I had the best sleep of my life since being in the womb after using it for the first time.”

If that’s not a ringing endorsement, I don’t know what is.

→ Learn more* about the LELO SORAYA 2 or check pricing*.

LELO LIV 2

External Or Internal Stimulation!

LELO LIV 2

4.5

$139.99

[Note: Get the LELO LIV 2 for only $118.15 using code "WHI15" at LELO — a specially negotiated discount we secured.]

Pros:

• Up To 4 Hours Of Playtime For Extended Pleasure Sessions
• 8 Vibration Settings To Please Any Body
• Can Be Used Externally Or Internally

Cons:

• Lower Vibration Power May Not Satisfy Everyone
• Control Panel Can Be Bumped Easily, Disturbing Your Jam In The Process

Decibel Level: < 50 dB (Quiet)

Bottom Line: Although it is less intense than other vibrators, the LELO LIV 2 makes up for that with its long usage time, whisper-quiet vibes, and incredible versatility.

$139.99 @ Lovehoney $118.15 @ LELO –> CODE: WHI15

The LIV 2 can be used externally or inserted up to 3.9 inches to stimulate your G spot with its curved silicone tip.

Who doesn’t love a switch hitter? Get you a vibe that can do both: The LELO LIV 2 is a quality sex toy for use internally and externally.

It already operates at less than 50 dB and being used internally will make it even quieter.

Offering up to 4 hours of use time, this is one of the longest-lasting rechargeable vibrators out there.

Plus you get a bonus gift — it comes with a personal moisturizer!

Take a closer look at the LELO LIV 2 below:

One happy reviewer said:

“My partner and I were looking for a replacement for a favorite sex toy that is no longer made. We stumbled across this one and couldn’t be happier. Form and function complement each other perfectly to create a truly pleasurable experience.”

However, some reviews complained that the vibration power didn’t go high enough for their preference and that the control panel can be accidentally bumped during use.

One reviewer noted:

“I like that although it’s a simple toy, there’s a really good amount of different settings that all actually FEEL different and give different types of pleasure. It is a great toy for beginners but continues to please vets as well. My only real issue with it is that the buttons are very close together, and somewhat hard to push so sometimes I’ll accidentally switch the setting instead of the speed which can be frustrating — but after a few uses it got easier and it is a minor issue as far as I’m concerned.”

Although the LELO LIV 2 is a quality vibrator that operates at a low volume, if you like a powerful vibration intensity that will blast you off like a rocket, this may not be the vibe for you.

→ Learn more* about the LELO LIV 2 or check pricing*.

Womanizer Premium Clitoral Stimulator

4 Hours Of Quiet Playtime!

Womanizer Premium Clitoral Stimulator

4.2

$189.00

Pros:

• 4 Hours Of Playtime That Simulates Oral Sex
• 12 Intensity Settings Offer Wide Range Of Pleasure-Inducing Sensations
• Includes Two Different Heads For Versatility
• Waterproof

Cons:

• Pricey
• Many Find The Previous (And Less Expensive) Model Superior
• Some Users Have Noted A Decreased Life Span On This Version

Decibel Level: 40 dB (Really Quiet)

Bottom Line: The Womanizer Premium Clitoral Stimulator is a quality toy that offers the feel of oral sex with a customizable design, all in a quiet O-inducing package. Still, some find that the previous version of this toy is just as good — without the hefty price tag.

$160.65 @ Womanizer –> CODE: WH-15 $199.00 @ Lovehoney

This near-silent toy operates at only 40 dB and can run for four full hours of fun time on a full charge.

The Womanizer Premium Clitoral Stimulator includes two different sizes and styles of stimulation heads, offering a more inclusive fit. Not to mention it has 12 intensity settings for fantastic versatility!

This toy simulates the feel of oral sex using positive air pressure through its Pleasure Air Technology, designed to provide a richer and more intense orgasm through air massage.

Take a closer look at how the Womanizer Premium works below:

It even has an autopilot feature!

The Womanizer Premium also includes its Smart Silence technology — which means that once you turn it on, it won’t begin vibrating until it almost touches the surface of your vulva.

If you do hear a knock at the door while you’re getting down with yourself, the moment you pull the vibrator away, the motor stops completely.

The only drawback about the Womanizer Premium is that some reviewers have complained that the older version of this toy is just as good without the higher price tag.

If you’re looking for some near-silent clit suckage, look no further than the Womanizer Premium Clitoral Stimulator.

It’s an expensive toy, yes, but as one reviewer pointed out, “So is a Porsche.” 

→ Learn more* about the Womanizer Premium or check pricing*.

Crave Vesper

Most Glamorous Choice!

Crave Vesper Vibrator Necklace

4.0

$69.00

Pros:

• Unique, Elegant And Fashionable Design You Can Wear Undetected — Anywhere
• Surprisingly Intense Vibrations In A Slender Package
• Discreet Vibes For Pleasure On-The-Go
• Nickel-Free Plating
• USB Rechargeable

Cons:

• Very Slender
• External Use Only — No Insertion
• 40 Minute Use Time Vs. 90 Minute Charging Time
• Not Very Versatile Overall

Decibel Level: 42-47 dB (Quiet)

Bottom Line: The Vesper Vibrator Necklace from Crave offers an attractive, wearable alternative to traditional vibes. Hiding in plain sight is the new discretion.

$69.00 @ Good Vibes

“Designed to make a statement, not a sound,” the Crave Vesper is undoubtedly the most elegant of the quiet vibrators on our list of top picks.

This beautiful vibe can be worn anywhere — and we mean anywhere. Masquerading as a gorgeous piece of jewelry, the Vesper is a stylish accessory that can be worn in public and no one will be none the wiser.

Unless, of course, they have one themselves.

Take a closer look at the Vesper:

Available in three nickel-free finishes, this wearable vibrator is an incredibly strong clitoral stimulator that operates between 42 and 47db, depending on the setting.

The one major downside to the Vesper is its charging vs. playtime. A 90-minute charge will give you about 40 minutes of use. Still, the USB port adapter makes it easy to charge on the go.

Additionally, the Vesper is not waterproof, although it is “splash-proof” when fully assembled.

Although this is a metal vibrator, it is recommend for use with water or oil-based lubes only — silicone lubricants should not be used.

→ Learn more* about the Crave Vesper or check pricing*.

In Conclusion

When you’re trying to unwind with a little quality time with your vibrator, most people want to have complete privacy.

It’s just plain distracting to wonder which one of your nosy roommates is coming along with you on your trip to O-Town.

The only person you should be worried about is yourself!

That’s why finding an extra quiet vibrator made with quality materials that can get the job done is so important. It may sound inconsequential but the relief of knowing you can’t be overheard is a total game-changer.