Wand massagers: the strongest of the external shapes

What makes a wand different

A bullet concentrates vibration in a small head. A suction toy pulses air. A wand does neither — it puts a larger, heavier head on a handle, which lets you apply pressure as well as vibration.

That is the whole difference, and it is why people who find bullets too fiddly tend to like wands: the shape does the work of staying in place.

The trade-offs

• Bigger and harder to hide. A wand is not a handbag item.
• Heavier, which is good for pressure and tiring to hold for a long time.
• Broad rather than precise. If you want a narrow pinpoint, this is the wrong shape.
• Usually louder than a small bullet at the same setting.

Our version

The thumb-shaped wand at OMR 25 is deliberately small for a wand — one motor, one button, quiet, and shaped so you can apply pressure without gripping hard.

If you want the full-size wand experience with more power, that is a different product class we do not currently stock, and we would rather say so than sell you a small one as though it were the same thing.

Wand or bullet?

Bullet if you want precision, discretion and the lowest powered price — ours is OMR 24.

Wand if you want pressure and a broader area, and you have somewhere to keep it.

Both are one motor and one button, so the choice is shape, not features.