Rebecca Roberts is a writer, editor, and content marketing expert hailing from Leeds. Here at Mumsnet, she commissions, writes, and edits to bring parents content designed to make life easier. After birthing and breastfeeding two babies in two years, Rebecca knows first-hand how hard it can be to reignite intimacy. From condoms, to lubricants, to sex toys - she’s on a quest to find the best ones, with the help of Mumsnet user recommendations. For me, I left it charging for two hours before taking it off to bed. The light flashes when the vibrator is charging, and will remain a solid light when the device is fully charged. To turn on and off, you need only press and hold the one button for a few seconds. Bullet vibrators: these make a great choice for first-timers because they’re compact, small and quieter than most vibrators. They're ideal for clitoral-targeted pleasure, but can be applied to any external erogenous zone for pinpointed stimulation. Wearable vibrators: a sex toy that you can use hands-free; including remote control toys, finger vibrators and vibrating panties fit into the wearable category.

Priyankaa has an MA in Magazine Journalism from Cardiff University and over five years’ experience in health and fitness journalism. Priyankaa has written for Stylist’s Strong Women Training Club, where she regularly wrote about diversity in the fitness industry, nutrition tips, training advice and her experience completing various fitness challenges. She has also written for a variety of publications including Business Insider, Glamour, Bustle, Metro, HuffPost UK, gal-dem and more.Classic vibrators: when most people think of vibrators, this is what springs to mind. Designed to be inserted as well as used externally, these are longer phallic-shaped toys that often have a tapered tip for ease of use. If you're interested in investing in a vibrator, then you're certainly not alone, with Good Housekeeping research revealing that the sex toy is no longer considered taboo. In fact, nearly half of couples now choose to use vibrators to enhance their sex lives. Vibrators can be enjoyed for solo-use and pleasure or can be introduced in the bedroom for you and a partner to enjoy. Read next: Don't forget lubrication! Find our guide to the best lube Moregasm+ Bullet: what’s it like to use?

Ann Summers have developed their own exclusive vibrator motor, which uses the science of sound waves to deliver strong vibrations that travel further through your body and offer a much more intense sensation than a regular vibrator. When it comes to sex, Ann Summers is a brand that always springs to mind. So, it’s no surprise then, that the brand’s exclusive Moregasm range is a popular go-to for Mumsnet users. And, as if they weren’t giving people enough orgasms already, the company has re-released six Moregasm sex toys, all with new and improved designs and technology. The Moregasm+ Bullet is one of these toys, which has been expertly created with Ann Summers’ exclusive Climax Technology - more on this later. For solo fun, this bullet vibrator is rather addictive, I’ll be honest. It’s my first bullet and the smallest sex toy I’ve tried in comparison to the Womanizer OG and Ann Summer’s Self Love Wand. Compared to those two larger toys, it’s not intimidating in design or size.In addition to its clitoral suction technology, the vibrator is made from smooth silicone for a comfortable and enjoyable experience and offers 12 vibration settings for a more intense orgasm. The new vibrator uses Liquid Air technology — which is a brand-new innovation in the sex toy market. Explaining the new launch, Satisfyer says: "The upgrade of the popular classic offers app connectivity and is equipped with the brand-new Liquid Air technology. This allows the new Pro 2 to mimic the sensual gush of pulsating water on the skin – a unique and never before experienced sensual feeling of oral stimulation for the clitoris. Unlike some rabbits, which can take a while to get to grips with, everyone found this a cinch to use from the get-go. The ergonomic design meant it was comfortable to grip for lengthy periods and the buttons were responsive and easy to reach during use. Satisfyer's vibrators are world-renowned — with options for all types of stimulation, from G-Spot to clitoral. Many of the brand's vibrators take advantage of a clitoral suction toy design — which stimulates the clitoris with waves of pulsating air to mimic a sensation which is often compared to oral sex. While the four inch length and circumference are pretty standard for bullets on the market, the Moregasm+ Bullet’s textured ridges and squishy tip make this vibrator stand-out for the best reasons. Made of body-safe silicone, the bullet is soft to touch and the squidgy tip caresses your clit rather than jamming against it. It might be small, but it’s certainly mighty.

Here, we run through 10 of the best vibrators and sex toys you can buy now from Lovehoney, all tried and tested by the experts at the Good Housekeeping Institute and the panel of women recruited for the tests. To navigate the vibration speeds and patterns, simply press the on/off button to cycle through the available ones until you find one you enjoy. Moregasm+ Bullet: how does it look? To ensure I thoroughly tested the Moregasm+ Bullet, it was used over a number of weeks and tested in bed, in the shower, and also with DH. It even came on holiday with us!

Every bullet was tried by at least five people for several weeks, with every setting, claim and innovative feature put through its paces. Final thoughts: Great as a first toy, but still powerful enough to add to an experienced collection, Ann Summer’s new and improved Moregasm+ Bullet is a perfect choice for those people seeking external stimulation without the fuss. Moregasm+ Bullet: how we tested verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ With the third generation of the Pro 2, Satisfyer users won’t miss the pleasure of the beloved Air Pulse technology: With two attachments made of a wafer-thin silicone membrane, the toy combines the elements of air in the form of Air Pulse technology and water with the newLiquid Air technology." Previous versions of the Moregasm+ Bullet have been in a turquoise blue design. For the new version, Ann Summers have chosen a deep pink that’s almost purple in colour. The rose coloured bottom has remained, though, which is where the magnetic charging point is.

While it’s the smallest toy I’ve tried, it gives great coverage of key areas thanks to the toy’s Climax Technology. The vibrator doesn’t just touch the surface - it targets deeper nerves and stimulates an entire area, giving deeper, more intense orgasms. While using it alone, I started off with the lowest speed and navigated my way through the vibration patterns. Since the bullet is designed for external, clitoral stimulation only, it was used primarily during foreplay but was a fun addition to intercourse, too. It’s not suitable for internal use, but it is waterproof - hence some added fun in the shower! Every bullet vibrator on this list has been tested by our trusted Good Housekeeping Institute panel of more than 120 women, spanning all ages. They put each product to the test to make sure they met our high standards.

Throughout my journey to find the best of the best when it comes to sex essentials, there’s only been a few times I’ve been thoroughly impressed. The Womanizer OG is a worthy lead for dual stimulation - but for the clit only? IMHO, the Moregasm+ Bullet is a must. Also called clitoral vibrators, bullets come in all shapes and sizes. It’s one of the most versatile categories of sex toy, with everything from small, discreet options that are no bigger than a finger, to larger wands that double as massagers. Some have tiny “rabbit ears” – a nod to the classic rabbit vibrator – while others are topped with suction heads that use air to gently and safely stimulate the clitoris. How we test Now, Satisfyer has launched the Pro 2 Generation 3, which takes advantage of new features for your best orgasm yet... The Satisfyer Pro 2 Generation 3 Vibrator At the Good Housekeeping Institute, we've recruited panels to try a range of vibrators suited to different preferences. Our panel of 65 women of all ages tested a range of vibrators and scored them on everything from how easy they were to use to the speed and intensity of the orgasm achieved. The tests involved vibrators targeted for all different types of pleasure, including rabbit and vaginal vibrators, clitoral and bullet vibrators, wand vibrators, G-spot vibrators and combination vibrators. We've also tested the best couple's toys, too. The Wand: designed with external clitoral stimulation in mind, The Wand features a larger motor than most inside its bulbous, vibrating head, that some fans credit with deeper, more intense orgasms.