Wand Massagers

A wand massager is a rounded head on a handle, used externally, and the cordless mini wand here is the shape most people find easiest to start with. The guide below explains sizes, what the pattern counts mean, what cordless means for charging, and how to clean a silicone wand.

Before you choose

A wand massager is a rounded head on a handle, used externally. The head spreads vibration over a wider area than a bullet, so exact placement matters less, and the handle keeps the user's hand clear, which is why wands suit shared use as well as solo use. Full-size wands are mains-powered and heavy; the one in this collection is a cordless mini, about fifteen centimetres long, with a flexible neck and USB charging, which makes it the easier shape to hold, pack and keep charged.

The product page lists what the maker states and nothing more: silicone body, USB charging, the pattern count, and a blank waterproof line because the maker publishes no rating. Rinse it rather than submerge it, and dry the charging contacts before the next charge. If you are choosing between a wand and a bullet, the vibrator guide compares the five shapes on size, noise, charging and price; the short answer is that a mini wand is the most forgiving shape for a first external product and the bullet is the smallest.

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Questions about this category

Is a mini wand as strong as a full-size one?

No. A mains-powered wand has a larger motor. A cordless mini trades some depth of vibration for a product you can hold in one hand, charge over USB and pack in a bag.