Buyer's Guide
Choosing a couples vibrator
Fit decides most of it, and app control and noise come next. How to choose a couples vibrator you'll both keep reaching for, with picks by type.
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A vetted pick, chosen for the Braise catalog on merit, never for payment. Here's what earns it a place and who it's for.
Our verdict
An odd shape with a smart idea behind it. Legato bends around the vulva and leaves an opening for penetration, so it works as a wearable for partnered sex as well as on its own.
How it rates
VersatilityVery good
PowerStrong
AppVery good
FitStrong
ValueStrong
How we vetted it
Vetted on the bendable shape, the motor layout, how it fits during partnered sex, and the claims MV.Health makes for it, from MV.Health's specs, independent coverage of its design, and buyer feedback.
What works well
Several bend points let it curve to the body and rest around the vulva and labia, with four motors and sixteen intensities spread across it. The large opening in the middle means penetration can happen while it's in place, so both partners can feel it. It runs about two hours, pairs with the MV.Health app for patterns and remote control, and MV.Health says it was designed with clinicians, with blood flow and natural lubrication in mind. The 24-month warranty applies when you buy direct.
Who it's for
Couples who want external stimulation that stays in place during penetrative sex, and people looking for a gentle, broad external vibrator.
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