The Sonnet is a fine toy, but our tester preferred the 5 Star

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With his black-panel Fender Deluxe already making its way to Red Rocks, Pollock opted for this Austen Hooks-built projector amp. Hooks built him one after Pollock fell in love with another of his builds at a Los Angeles studio. It was almost closing time when Pollock saw this Kustom K-200 hanging on a wall in a New York City guitar shop.

It’s got a cool space-age aesthetic, too, so it’s kinda like getting a blowjob from a robot. It fits seamlessly into couple play and keeps the focus on fun , not fumbling. Also, the external arm actually stays in place instead of flopping around like a useless extra. I wasn’t expecting much given the price, but this little gem surprised me. The vibrations are solid, and the flexibility makes it easy to hit the right spots.

At $55, it’s half the price as the currently-unavailable Shegasm 5 Star Rabbit we previously recommended for internal/external stimulation, although it lacks the thumping mechanism that made the 5 Star Rabbit model a standout. The Sonnet is a fine toy, but our tester preferred the 5 Star Rabbit overall. The 5 Star Rabbit is also covered by a longer warranty (five years versus the Sonnet’s one). The presence of possibly toxic chemicals in sex toys has been a source of significant concern in the sex-toy-aficionado community. Sex toys are not well researched—beyond this study by the Swedish Chemicals Agency—or regulated by any consumer-safety agencies.

Whether you’re new to vibrators or want to add to your toy collection, these are some of the best vibrator styles and models you can buy today. This device—with its sleek, ergonomic body—simulates (really good) oral sex via waves and pulses of air. Its widened mouth makes it perfect for use on other erogenous zones. If you plan on vibing with a partner, opt for the Divvy, a device controlled by a remote control that can be used at a distance up to 30 (yes, you read that right) feet.

The Magic Wand has been a mainstay for over 50 years, and now there’s a more convenient cordless version. The design is so recognizable and iconic that people have even made merch for it. “It’s been referred to as the Cadillac of Vibrators — and with good reason viberators,” said Finn. He thoroughly enjoyed the sensation of the oscillation, got hard quickly, and had powerful orgasms. Juna Xu is a Sydney-based journalist and news.com.au checkout contributor with over nine years of experience working across the Australian media landscape.