What is the Most Powerful G Spot Vibrator?

Lelo’s Gigi might as well be in a league of its own. Few vibrators are as well-loved or oft-touted as Gigi. And while it’s one of Lelo’s older toys, it’s still recommended by sex toy lovers the world over. The main reason? Gigi’s angular head, which provides serious G-spot stimulation. It’s all about the right shape than being super-sized with this you.

In fact, Gigi is the vibrating version of Lelo’s Ella dildo. The manufacturer’s sister company also have a toy with a similar shape.

But Gigi is the original, with Lelo’s familiar controls and plastic-and-silicone composition. Sure, you can invest in the “upgraded” Gigi 2, but there’s nothing quite like the original.

You might think that Lelo wouldn't mess with perfection after creating the Gigi, but you'd be wrong. However, Mona seemed to garner as much attention and love as the Gigi. This vibrator was created with a different shape – the shaft is more of an elongated bulb. And the motor is stronger than the original Gigi. You can no longer get the original Mona, but Mona 2 comes with an even stronger motor than the freshman effort.

If Gigi's head seems too angular for you, then Mona might be the better option. Plus, it's wider, which is great for those who need to feel filled. The 4-button controls on Mona are familiar to anyone who's owned newer Lelo toys. Like Gigi, Mona can be locked for travel and storage, but it's slightly easier by holding the + and – buttons simultaneously for a few seconds.

After huge success with the Mona, Lelo followed it up with the Mona Wave, which uses a unique “wave” movement in addition to vibration to stimulate your G-spot.

Newcomer Svakom has wasted no time crafting sleek and stylish sex toys at affordable prices. Cathy is no exception. This G-spot vibrator is sleek while looking like a cheaper G-spot vibrator. Despite its affordable price, it's rechargeable, so you don't need to fumble with batteries, and made from body-safe silicone.

The Cathy vibrator has a slight curve and gradually increases in size, but it lacks the tapered angle of the Gigi or larger girth of the Mona. The Cathy is 1.18” in diameter at its largest. This might make it more beginner-friendly.

While Cathy is easy to use, the buttons are actually on the shaft and not the base, which may be problematic for some.

For those shoppers on a tighter budget or those who just aren't sure how they feel about G-spot stimulation and internal vibration, there's this option. Mojoy's g-spot vibrator costs just a fraction of the more expensive toys, and it's made from silicone. However, you'll need 2 AAAs to run it, and this means it may not provide strong and rumbly vibrations.

Instead of just a straight shaft with a bulbous head, there are ripples on the Mojoy vibrator. Plush silicone at the tip provides an alternative to the harder G-spot toys. Two buttons allow you to cycle through the ten functions; although, the toy won't remember the one you last used when you turn it on again.

If you're not loyal to a particular brand, you might try this G-spot vibrator. With its “S” shape, this vibrator stands apart from others. For those with the right anatomy, that curve can stimulate both their G-spot and clitoris.

But this vibrator has something beneath the surface that might appeal to some people: three motors. You get an overall increase in vibration thanks to the triple motors, one each located at the tip, mid-shaft and near the clitoral nub.

The handle has been designed to make it easy to hold while pressing the three control buttons. And the shaft has more flexibility, so you can easier hit the right spots.