Gvibe Vibrators Australia - G-Spot Vibes, Couples Vibrators & Forked Stimulators

Dual-stimulation vibrators, also called split-shaft or two-pronged vibrators, give a feeling of fullness without stretching. Gvibe is the London brand that invented the split Gvibe and the soft Bioskin material.

About Gvibe

Gvibe’s story starts with Jack Romanski. The brand says his parents ran a sex shop, and he handed out their leaflets after school. He later earned two engineering degrees and worked with silicones. Romanski felt every vibrator on the shelf looked the same, so he set out to design something new.

The idea came over dinner, sketched on a paper napkin. It was a massager with two flexible tips that spread apart inside, giving a sense of fullness. The brand says the first prototype took eight months. It became the G-Vibe, sold under the Fun Toys name. In 2013 Fun Toys announced worldwide release, and the G-Vibe won Innovative Toy of the Year at Russia’s X Show.

The company behind the brand is FT London LLP, registered in the UK in 2012. European orders run through Gvibe ltd in Estonia. Our interview with founder Jack Romanski covers how the range grew from a single product. Today Gvibe makes vibrators, plugs, Kegel balls and care products.

Gvibe products

Gvibe names nearly every product with a G. Here they are grouped by type.

Gvibe split vibrators: Gvibe 2, Gvibe 3 and Gvibe Mini

The split-shaft Gvibe started the brand. Jack Romanski sketched it on a napkin as a massager with two flexible tips that spread apart inside. Gvibe 2 added a third motor, six vibration patterns, magnetic USB charging and waterproofing. Gvibe 3 is the current flagship, while Gvibe Mini shrinks the design for beginners and travel. Our G-Vibe 2 review covers the many ways to use it.

Rabbit vibrators: Gcandy, Grabbit and Gentley

Gvibe’s rabbits put a twist on a classic shape. Gcandy is made from Bioskin, with a curved shaft and an ear that taps the clitoris. Grabbit has three motors and two ears that stimulate the sides of the clitoris rather than the tip. Gentley is a short rabbit with a shaft that bends towards the G-spot. Among G-spot vibrators, these suit people who want gentler clitoral contact.

Bioskin realistic vibrators: Gjay, Gjack 2 and Greal 2

Bioskin is Gvibe’s own soft material, and the realistic range shows it off. The brand says Bioskin warms to body temperature quickly and has a soft, marshmallow-like feel. Gjay is a realistic vibrator with a quiet motor and six modes. Gjack 2 has a twisted shape and is one of the brand’s long-term best sellers. Greal 2 is a realistic vibrating dildo you control with the Gring remote.

Anal and prostate: Gplug, Gpop 2 and Gkit

Gplug is a vibrating butt plug with a thin, flexible stem and a shaped base for long wear. It comes in several sizes, plus a Bioskin version. Gpop 2 is unisex and works as a P-spot massager or a G-spot vibrator. Gkit pairs a small Gplug with the Gring finger vibrator, which doubles as its remote. Both pieces in the Gkit have a travel lock and are waterproof.

Gring: finger vibrator and remote

Gring is a small vibrator that slips onto a finger for clitoral, nipple or perineum play. It also works as a remote for Gplug and Greal, so a partner can take control from across the bed. The larger Gring XL can sit at the base of the penis during oral sex. It is a simple first purchase, and it adds remote play to other Gvibe pieces later.

Kegel balls: Geisha Balls and Gballs 3 App

Gvibe makes several sets of Kegel balls for pelvic floor exercise. Geisha Balls 3 is a set of five weighted balls that lets you move up gradually. Geisha Balls Magnetic and Geisha Balls 2 are simpler sets. Gballs 3 App has three film sensors in the lower ball that read muscle squeezes and send them to a phone app. That lets you see your progress session by session.

For men, plus lube and care

Gegg is a reusable egg-shaped stroker made from stretchy TPE, with textured ridges inside. Gpop 2 and Gplug also suit men, and the Gring XL works as a vibrating ring. Gjuice is Gvibe’s own care line, with a water-based lube, a silicone lube and a sex toy cleaner spray. Use the water-based Gjuice with Bioskin and silicone pieces, and wash Gegg in warm water after every use.

How the split Gvibe works

Most dual-stimulation vibrators use one shaft and one external arm. The Gvibe is different. Its two arms are the same length and flex apart inside the vagina. That puts gentle pressure on the front and back walls at once, without stretching the entrance.

That shape makes it more flexible than it looks. One arm can sit inside while the other rests on the clitoris. Couples can hold it between them, and men can use it on the penis and testicles together. Our G-Vibe 2 guide walks through the main positions step by step.

What is Bioskin?

Bioskin is the soft material Gvibe uses for its realistic and twisted vibrators. The brand says it is medical grade, non-porous and patented. It describes the feel as marshmallow-soft, and says it warms to body temperature faster than standard silicone.

Bioskin needs a little more care than silicone. Use a water-based lube, and wash it well after each use. Store Bioskin pieces in their own pouch, away from other sex toys and dust.

Finding the right spot

Gvibe’s range covers most types of internal stimulation. Gentley and Gpop 2 curve towards the G-spot on the front wall. The split Gvibe stimulates the front and back walls together. If you want stimulation deeper than the G-spot, a dedicated design from our A-spot vibrators reaches further.

Caring for your Gvibe

Charge each vibrator with the magnetic USB cable supplied, and top it up every few months if it sits unused. Dry the charging contacts before you connect the cable. Gvibe has shortened its charging cords and moved its manuals online, so scan the QR code on the box for instructions. Clean every piece after use, rinse off any soap, and let it air dry before storage.

Keep the travel lock on when a vibrator is in a bag or drawer, so it cannot switch on by accident. Store silicone and Bioskin pieces separately, as soft materials can mark when they touch. Check the brand’s warranty terms if a motor stops working.

How Gvibe products compare

Details below come from Gvibe and our listings.

Choosing your first Gvibe

For the classic Gvibe experience, start with Gvibe 3. If you are new to sex toys or worried about size, choose Gvibe Mini. Want a rabbit with softer clitoral contact? Try Grabbit. For the most lifelike feel, pick a Bioskin vibrator such as Gjay. Couples curious about anal play should look at the Gkit. Add a bottle of Gjuice, since every Gvibe feels better with lube.

Who Gvibe suits — and who should look elsewhere

Gvibe suits people who want something different from a standard bullet or wand. Its unusual shapes reward curious solo users and couples who like to experiment. The Bioskin range suits anyone who wants a soft, realistic feel.

It is not the brand for very strong, rumbly power. If you mainly want clitoral stimulation, a dedicated wand or air-pulse stimulator may suit you better. The split shape can take some practice, so expect to try a few positions first. Browse our full range of vibrators to compare other styles.

Why buy Gvibe at Adultsmart

Each Gvibe listing on our site shows the material, motors and size, so you can compare the split, rabbit and realistic styles. Choose your favourite, add Gjuice, and we will send your order from our Australian warehouse in an unmarked box.

Sketched on a Napkin, Shaped for Two, Shipped Without a Clue.