Bullet Vibrators

Bullets are the smallest product we stock: a single motor in a capsule the size of a lipstick, charged by a magnetic USB lead. They suit first-time buyers and travel, and the guide covers noise, charging and what to expect from a small motor.

Before you choose

A bullet is the smallest product we stock: a single motor in a capsule the size of a lipstick, used externally wherever it is held. The size is the point. It is easy to position, quiet for its output, simple to clean and easy to pack, which makes it the sensible first product for most people and a product that stays useful after larger ones arrive.

The bullet here is listed by its maker as ABS with silicone, charges through a magnetic USB lead so there is no port to keep dry, and runs through its patterns from a single button. The maker publishes no waterproof rating or noise figure, so those lines are blank and the bullets say so; rinse it with the contacts away from the water and dry before charging. If you are deciding between a bullet and a mini wand, the difference is the width of the contact area: a bullet is a point, a wand is a patch. The vibrator guide compares both.

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Questions about this category

Is it loud?

The maker gives no decibel figure, so we do not publish one. Smaller motors are generally quieter and a bullet is the quietest shape we stock, but that is a general observation, not a specification.

How does magnetic charging work?

The lead has two contacts that snap onto two metal points on the capsule. There is no socket, so nothing to dry out; wipe the contacts and charge from any USB port.