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We’ve found 10 of the best clit suckers that might be *better* than oral sex – tried and tested
Spoiler: they suck 👅👅
You might think that sex toys are a pretty modern invention, like Dyson Airwraps and jewellery that can relay how well you slept. But sexperts actually believe they can be dated quite the way back...
Yep, in recent years a lucky bunch of archaeologists supposedly found a pointed eight-inch stone dildo while exploring ancient caves in Germany. Meanwhile, other records say our Greek relatives relied on baguettes to get their kicks.
Returning to the modern day, cutting-edge technology means playthings now come in hundreds of styles, different colours, and can often do 10 things at once, on demand.
The ‘it’ toy of the moment (TBH, decade, even)? The clit sucker. Designed to suck, blow, and pulse around your C-spot — often without any touching — these have been crowned the answer to low-effort, speedy Os. Like, really speedy. Is it any wonder, then, that Team Cosmo loves these little suckers?
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The evidence speaks for itself: five of our 24 must-have sex toys fall into this category — and no wonder, considering around 80% of vulva owners need clitoral stimulation to reach an orgasm.
“Many women consider oral sex their most reliable route to orgasm, so it makes sense that many also report that oral sex toys are very effective at providing intense stimulation and lots of orgasms — often multiple orgasms,” says Suzannah Weiss, resident sexologist for Biird and author of Eve’s Blessing: Uncovering the Lost Pleasure Behind Female Pain. “The sucking or flicking motion on the clitoris is very targeted and tends to provide the consistent clitoral stimulation that many vulva owners need to orgasm.”
So you, too, can experience the joy of oral sex toys, we’ve rounded up 10 of the very best for your pleasure – plus, many of which are on sale RN. And, once you’ve finished shopping for your next provider, discover expert tips on how to bring on an orgasmic climax that can only be described as *clitorally* amazing.
How we test the best clit suckers
Our sex writers will be the first to admit their jobs don’t suck (unlike the clit suckers in this round up), as their desks are constantly littered with the latest sex tech.
All in the name of research, we’ve taken home a selection of toys that fall into the clit sucker/oral sex toy category and spent a healthy amount of time examining the products, as well as their boxes, chargers, and any additional extras (lube samples, stickers, storage pouches etc.).
Then — alongside some personal testing — they called on willing volunteers and their closest pals to test the designer’s claims. These lucky testers identify as female, male, or gender-neutral and are between the ages of 22 and 35. They also sit at various points on the sexuality spectrum and have varying levels of experience with sex toys.
During testing, we all paired our plaything with water-based lube — and made sure to test the toys multiple times (so there was ample opportunity to shine). What’s more, we also trialled the various modes in different positions and with/without a partner(s).
So, here’s which clit suckers came out on top... well, sometimes.
The 10 best clit sucking oral sex toys in 2026
Pros
- We love how compact this little toy is
- Pink and shiny, what more could a gal want?
Cons
- 8 intensities isn't as many as other Womanizer toys
When Iggy Azalea collabed with Ms XCX back in 2014, we didn't know we should take her singing 'bout to blow-oh-oh-oh’ literally.
That is — she's teamed up with Womanizer to create this tiny suction (or blowy, depending on how you look at it) sex toy.
It comes with its own iridescent pink lid (dare we say... fancy?) which slides neatly onto the vibe to create a case of sorts, meaning you can throw it in your travel bag without having to worry about germs or unexpected vibrations at the airport. Weeerk.
Features at a Glance
| In the box | Vibrator, charging cable, instruction manual |
|---|---|
| Material | Silicone, hard plastic |
| Waterproof | Submersible |
| Power | Rechargeable |
| Length | 5 inches |
Pros
- Internal arm is nice and flexy to make sure it hits your sweet spots
- Tons of combinations to choose from
Cons
- Might be hard to get the clit portion aligned
Hannah Montana (bear with us) knew exactly what she was talking about when she encouraged us to embrace the ‘best of both worlds’.
This V-shaped toy comes with a clever clit sucker at one end — again, using Pleasure Air Tech to avoid any chance of numbing — and, at the other, a bulbous internal shaft to bring on the ultimate blended O. Seriously.
Should you not be in the mood for the head spinning that comes with dual stimulation, you can control both motors separately — both of which are equipped with 10 modes each.
Features at a Glance
| In the box | Vibrator, charging cable, instruction manual |
|---|---|
| Material | Silicone |
| Waterproof | Obvi |
| Power | Rechargeable |
| Length | 5.5 inches with 4 insertable inches |
Pros
- One fan-girl shared: “This gave me an O in 3 seconds the first time I used it”
- We also recommend using it on your nipples...
- Avoid unexpected turbulence with the travel lock
Cons
- Not the most powerful pulser
Roses are red, violets are blue, we love this clit sucker (read our full review right here) and we know you will too.
Yep, girlies, theys, and even some guys took to TikTok to share their praise for the viral plaything packing serious flower power — so get ready to bloom, thanks to the 10 suction modes, 65-minute run time, and waterproof covering. Plus, who doesn’t want a plaything they can proudly leave in plain sight?
A bouquet of roses from bae? Nah, we’ll take this instead please.
| In the box | Magnetic USB-charging cable |
|---|---|
| Material | Silicone |
| Length | 3 inches |
| Power | USB rechargeable |
| Waterproof | Take it to the tub |
Pros
- Combo of vibes and suction is... unreal
- Really easy to use thanks to the five buttons
Cons
- You’ll never want to put it down!
If you ask us, a world in which 100% of vulva-owners have orgasms sounds like a fairytale — and a much better place, TBH.
Thankfully, Womanizer is on the same page as us here at Cosmo, and it’s created Enhance: a toy that granted all 102 of its product testers a big O the first time they used it.
Combining 10 intensities of the brand’s signature Pleasure Air Technology with 10 of its sister brand We-Vibe’s rumbling vibration intensities and 10 patterns, the toy boasts 1,000 possible combinations of stimulation to suck your clitoris into orgasmic heaven.
Trust our sex writer, who *selflessly* tested it out (read the full review here): it’s fab. You need it. Bish bash bosh.
| In the box | Toy, charging cable, #IMasturbate sticker and linen storage pouch |
|---|---|
| Material | Silicone |
| Power | Rechargeable |
| Length | 6.2 inches |
| Waterproof | Yuppp |
Pros
- Teasing with no touching (so no chance of numbing)
- Intuitive 3-button interface
Cons
- Consider it an investment
Now if you’re new to the world of sex tech, you’ll want a sex toy that’s easy to use, even easier to clean and, most importantly, does all the hard work for you.
Enter: the SONA 2 Cruise, LELO’s best-selling clitoral massager. Unlike the ORA, this gets you off through a delightful combo of sucking and pulsing. Simply place it over your clit and work your way up the 12 speeds and intensities.
The real star of your solo show, though? The Cruise Control feature, which reserves a little extra power for your grand finale.Want more? Read our full review here.
Features at a Glance
| In the box | USB-charging cord, satin storage pouch, warranty registration card and a detailed instruction manual |
|---|---|
| Material | Body-safe silicone, ABS plastic |
| Waterproof | Get down and damp, it's waterproof |
| Power | USB rechargeable |
| Length | 4.4 inches |
Pros
- App-controlled, so you can control from anywhere
- Removable heads make it easy to clean
Cons
- Magnetic charging cable can be a bit tricky to keep in place
We hope you’ve got some fire and earth in your birth chart, because this vibrator brings both air and water sensations to stimulate your clit.
With two interchangeable heads, the Pro 2 allows you to choose between 11 of its signature Air Pulse suction modes or its Liquid Air Technology — which feels like water pulsing against your vulva.
But, if suction alone isn’t enough for you — the toy comes set with two separately controllable motors (made super easy thanks to its app connectivity), so you can always ramp it up a gear with 12 added vibration modes.
Oh, and long distance lovers — this one lets you get to third base even when you’re not in the same city, as you can hand the reins over to your partner, wherever they are in the world. Satisfying!
Features at a Glance
| In the box | Vibrator |
|---|---|
| Material | ABS plastic, silicone |
| Waterproof | Totally |
| Power | USB |
| Length | 164mm |
Pros
- 5.5 insertable inches
- One review raved: “The only toy I will ever reach for, absolutely incredible”
Cons
- Designed to fit most shapes and sizes, but not all
This might look like it belongs on the back of a UFO, but we can confirm the only purpose of the ENIGMA is to send you into orgasmic orbit.
Think of it like a fancy rampant rabbit — a trusted favourite with a sleek, modern update. While the clit sucker delivers “fast yet gentle” waves, that curved G-spot probe ensures you’re aroused from every angle.
And if that wasn’t enough, the Cruise Control feature (activated by pressing the vibe firmly against your bod) sends an extra intense boost on demand. It sounds out of this world, right?
Features at a Glance
| In the box | USB-charging cord, satin storage pouch, warranty registration card and a detailed instruction manual |
|---|---|
| Material | Body-safe silicone, ABS plastic |
| Waterproof | Take it to the tub |
| Power | USB rechargeable |
| Length | 5.5 inches |
Pros
- Suits (nearly) every shape and size
- Expect the silent treatment
- Easy-to-use 3 button control panel
Cons
- Not the strongest sucker
Another hit from LELO... The SILA’s extra wide mouth works to titillate your entire nether regions, resulting in a bigger (and frankly better) O.
Simply load those lips with your favourite water-based lube (LELO’s Personal Moisturiser is non-sticky and lasts for hours) before placing it loosely over your clit. Then lie back and let it work. And work.
Our only critique? If we didn’t have to cycle through all the settings to get back to our fave, we’d give this a 25/10.
Read our full review here.
Features at a Glance
| In the box | USB-charging cable, satin storage pouch, warranty registration card and a detailed instruction manual |
|---|---|
| Material | Body-safe silicone, ABS plastic |
| Waterproof | Shower sex approved |
| Power | USB rechargeable |
| Length | 3.1 inches |
Pros
- Both arms are flexy to fit your anatomy
- Battery lasts two hours — woah
- The curve on that G-spot wand... need we go on?
Cons
- Like Charlotte in *that* SATC episode, you might not be able to put this down or leave the house for a long while...
Perhaps the only downside to oral is that you can’t have your partner penetrate you and perform the magical act at the same time (unless you can count on their fingers and rhythm to do the job, in which case — lucky you). But that’s what sex toys are for, baby!
Rampant rabbits have been in the UK for the last 30 years and, thankfully, they've developed bells and whistles — or in this case, suction — on the original thing.
We're grateful that sex tech companies have started to recognise the blessing of a blended orgasm. This rabbit will deliver you one via its curved G-spot shaft (which vibrates in seven patterns and three speeds), and five suction intensities, to having your whole body pulsing faster than you can say 'Romp.’
Features at a Glance
| In the box | Rabbit, charging cable, instruction manual |
|---|---|
| Material | Silicone, hard plastic |
| Waterproof | One hundo |
| Power | Rechargeable |
| Length | 8.6 inches with 4.7 insertable inches |
What to consider when buying an oral sex toy
Shopping for anything can be an overwhelming experience — trust us, we totally get it. Add the promise of an orgasm into the mix, though, and it can be hard to make a straight-faced decision. But just as splashing out on a new trench coat or signature Diptyque scent requires significant thought, there are a few factors to keep in mind when buying a sex toy.
1. Material
While we’ll be the first to celebrate the fact that you can now buy sex toys at pretty much any shop at a range of price points, not all sex toys are created equal, so it’s important to make sure your toys are safe to use internally or externally. “Look for something made of a body-safe material such as medical-grade silicone, free from pthalates or parabens,” suggests Weiss.
2. Sensations
Similar to how you’d instruct a lover to move 2mm to the left, or go a little faster and harder, knowing what you want from a toy will better ensure you enjoy your experience. Whether you prefer the feeling of a tongue flittering over your C-spot, sucking sensations — or both — look for a toy that mimics these feelings and offers a range of vibration modes and patterns.
3. Price
Thanks to the insane demand for clitoral suction vibrators (for good reason…) over the past few years, prices range from as little as £20 up to nearly £200 for luxury vibrator options.
Before splashing out the big bucks, though, it’s wise to make sure you actually *like* the sensations you’re investing in. “If it’s your first toy of this type, you can look for a nice but moderately priced product,” Weiss says.
“People tend to love suction vibrators due to their power and ability to get users off quickly and easily, so that would be a good place to start.”
Types of oral sex toy
Understandably, the oral sex enthusiasts out there will be looking for a sex toy that gets as close to the *real* thing as possible. But one size doesn’t fit all, people — there are a ton of ways to give and receive head, and thus different types of oral sex toys, too!
Suction
While oral sex itself (when it’s good, at least) often contains a combo of sucking and licking — the most common type of oral sex toy is the suction toy. Brands such as Womanizer, LELO, and Satisfyer have all developed their own suction technologies, which use air waves to stimulate your C-spot, and sometimes your G-spot too.
“These toys use airwaves to make a sucking motion rather than the vibration function of a typical vibrator,” explains Weiss. “Some people say this feels like receiving oral sex except that the sucking is very precise, so it’s almost like a blow job for your clitoris,” she adds.
Tongue
If suction vibes aren’t your fave sensation — fear not! There are a ton of toys that also attempt to recreate a human tongue, equipped with rotating, vibrating, and flicking motions. The one thing these toys are missing, though? Spit to make it super slippery — so we recommend loading up on water-based lube for added glide.
Blow job
Vulvas aren’t the only genitals that can get all the joys of oral — duh. That goes for sex toys, too. “For men, there are also toys aimed at simulating the sensation of a blow job,” says Weiss. “These may be labelled as fleshlights or sex sleeves, with material inside that is designed to feel like a throat.”
The benefits of playing with oral sex toys
A quick reminder for the people who missed the screams and cries from the sex revolution: most women (and people with Vs) can’t finish from penetration alone, and often need a bit of C-spot action to hit the finish line.
Enter: clitoral suckers, which deliver that attention on demand.
But, according to an expert, using these toys could also result in bigger and better Os. Yes, please. “Clitoral suction is one of the most effective ways to increase the intensity of clitoral orgasms,” says Gigi Engle, sexologist and sex expert at sextoys.co.uk. “Given that the majority of women require clitoral stimulation to orgasm, this is almost a guaranteed fun time for both partners during partnered play.”
“A clit-sucking vibrator works by using a combination of air, suction, and a little vibration to deliver orgasms on the fly. Some women and AFAB folx have even reported having orgasms in less than 60 seconds.”
And if you want to know more about how they work, Engle has all the answers.
“A clit-sucking vibe looks a bit like one of those ear thermometers doctors use on children. It’s often shaped like the number eight with a nozzle on the top,” she continues. “This nozzle goes over the glans clitoris (the part on the outside of the labia). It then suctions onto the clit with a variety of optional patterns.”
“Anecdotal reports of these toys show that they’re unlike any other stimulation. A thing that makes them unique is that they actually draw out the clitoris and partake in deeper levels of intensity. These toys have both ergonomic designs and are quiet, which can be great for those who don’t want to listen to the buzzing of a vibrator — especially more powerful vibrators like wands.”
How to use an oral sex toy, by an expert
Okay, so with any luck you’re already sold on the idea of an oral sex toy. But if you’re not sure where to start once it arrives, Engle had some tips for that too.
“Get some of your favourite all-natural lube or vagina-friendly massage oil or stimulation oil to stimulate the clitoris manually,” she recommends. “Stroke gently and consistently. When you’re ready, place the toy over the clitoris. Then, let the toy do its thing.”
Once you’ve engaged in some friendly foreplay, turn on your toy to a gentle tease before ramping up, suggests Suzannah Weiss, resident sexologist for Biird and author of Eve’s Blessing: Uncovering the Lost Pleasure Behind Female Pain.
“Try starting on the lowest setting to get used to the sensation, then gradually increase the pace or power for pleasure that builds and builds,” she says.
“You might enjoy fantasising that a lover is between your legs, giving you oral sex, or you could watch porn or read erotica that features a woman receiving oral sex in order to get into the mood and get lost in the sensations.”
As things start to ramp up, you can then increase the settings and explore your favourite patterns.
“Remember to breathe and pay attention to the sensations in your body,” Engle notes. “The more we can stay focused on our bodies, the easier it is to fully surrender to orgasm.”
Meet the experts
- Suzannah Weiss, resident sexologist for Biird and author of Eve’s Blessing: Uncovering the Lost Pleasure Behind Female Pain.
- Gigi Engle is a sexologist and the in-house sex expert at sextoys.co.uk. She is also the author of All the F*cking Mistakes: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life.
Honey is the Senior Sex and Relationships E-commerce Writer for Cosmopolitan, Women’s Health and Men’s Health. She covers shopping guides and reviews of the best sex toys; deals events — including Amazon Prime Day and Black Friday; and sex, dating, and LGBTQ+ trends.
Her journalism career started in 2020 when she started Sextras, a podcast and digital magazine about sex and relationships. Find Sextras on Spotify or Substack, where she writes and chats about everything from positive masculinity and how to practise sex magic, to why the latest kink or porn category is blowing up.
She has an MA in Magazine Journalism from City, University of London, and previously reported for HR magazine. Her features also appear in Glamour, Refinery29, The Independent, and more.
When she's not asking everyone she meets invasive questions about their sex and dating lives, you'll find Honey singing around her flat, teaching herself a new craft, or working her way through a new '90s/'00s box set with her flatmate.
Lois Shearing is Cosmoplitan's Former Senior Sex and Relationship Writer. They have been writing about sex, sexuality, gender, politics, and relationships for almost ten years. Their writing on these topics has appeared in Mashable, The Independent, Metro, The Advocate, and Byline Times, among others. In 2021, they published their first book, Bi the Way with JKP. They are currently working on two other books, set to be published in 2024. In a previous life, they worked as a content marketer and content writer for various tech start-ups. They continue to be interested in the tech sector and its impact on our lives, relationships, and work, with particular regard to the ways AI will shape our relationships in the future. Outside of work, they are deeply passionate about queer community organising, and run the only support resource for bisexual survivors of sexual violence in the UK: the Bi Survivors Network. You can find them on Instagram and X.
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