Joy N More Vibrators Australia - USB Rechargeable Clitoral & G-Spot Stimulators

Joy N’ More makes rechargeable silicone vibrators and vibrating Kegel trainers, sold as simple numbered models. The range covers G-spot vibrators, a rabbit vibrator, Kegel balls and a remote Kegel egg, most of them fully waterproof.

About Joy N’ More

Joy N’ More, also printed as JM, is a silicone sex toy brand registered to ABC Feeling Limited, a UK company formed in 2012. Its US trademark claims first use in 2013, and the brand reached the US market in 2014. Adultsmart reviewed the collection in late 2012, when it was one of the few fully submersible ranges on the shelf.

The brand’s idea is plain. Rather than giving each vibrator a fancy name, it numbers them. Joy 1 is the rabbit, Joy 2 to Joy 4 are G-spot shapes, and Joy 7 and Joy 9 are Kegel trainers. Each one does one job, with straightforward button controls and no app to download.

Joy N’ More categories

The numbered models fall into three groups.

G-spot vibrators: Joy 2, Joy 3 and Joy 4

A G-spot vibrator has a curved shaft that presses on the front wall of the vagina. Joy 2 is the classic shape, with a raised G-spot bump, 8 vibration modes and about 19 cm (7.5 in) of insertable length. Joy 3 has a slimmer S-curve of about 16.5 cm (6.5 in) in semi-pliable silicone. Joy 4 has a fully bendable shaft that holds whatever angle you set, and runs up to 4 hours per charge. Unlike most G-spot vibrators, Joy 4 lets you change the curve between sessions. It is splash-resistant only, so rinse it rather than submerge it.

Rabbit vibrator: Joy 1

A rabbit vibrator pairs an internal shaft with an external arm for the clitoris. Joy 1 runs two motors, one in the shaft and one in the arm, with 12 vibration patterns. It has about 21.5 cm (8.5 in) of insertable length and is about 3 cm (1.2 in) wide. That suits people used to a fuller size. It is fully waterproof for the bath or shower and charges by USB. It is the brand’s only rabbit and its longest model.

Kegel trainers: Joy 7 and Joy 9

Kegel balls and eggs are made for pelvic floor exercise, and these two add vibration. Joy 9 is a pair of 30 mm silicone balls on a cord, with 10 vibration modes and about 2 hours per charge. Joy 7 is a single egg with a wireless remote that works up to 10 metres away, offering 12 intensity levels and 10 patterns. Our Kegel balls article explains how holding a weighted ball works the pelvic floor muscles. With vibration built in, both are livelier than most feminine wellness products made for pelvic floor work.

Sealed, submersible silicone

Our 2012 review of the collection singled out the self-sealing charge point. Because there is no open port, most Joy models can go fully under water, in the bath, shower or spa. That also makes them easier to clean, since there are fewer seams for dirt to sit in. Joy 4 is the exception: its bendable shaft makes it splash-resistant only.

The bodies are soft, phthalate-free silicone over a hard inner core. Silicone is non-porous, so it washes clean with warm water and mild soap. The review also found the motors quiet, partly because the thick silicone damps the sound. Each model arrives in a gift box with a travel pouch, charging cable and user manual.

Kegel training with vibration

Kegel exercises work the pelvic floor, the sling of muscle that runs from the pubic bone to the tailbone. Our guide to Kegel exercises explains how to find these muscles: they are the ones you use to stop a wee. Squeeze for five seconds, relax for five, and repeat.

Joy 7 and Joy 9 add vibration to that routine. The vibration gives you something to grip against, and many people find it makes a dull exercise more fun. Joy 9’s twin balls suit solo practice, and you can hold them in while you go about your day at home. Start with a few minutes and build up slowly. If the balls slip out easily, your muscles are still building strength, which is normal at first. Joy 7’s remote lets a partner take the controls, which turns training into play. Joy 7 is the only Joy model with a remote, which sets it apart from most sexual wellness products for pelvic floor training.

How the Joy models compare

Here is how the numbered range lines up. Sizes come from the product listings.

Choosing your first Joy

Start with what you want. For your first G-spot vibrator, Joy 2 gives the classic curve and bump. If you find fixed curves miss the spot, Joy 4 lets you bend the shaft until it fits. Joy 3 is the slimmest choice for people who prefer less width. If you want internal and clitoral stimulation together, Joy 1 is the rabbit. For pelvic floor exercise, begin with Joy 9 for solo practice, or Joy 7 if you want a partner on the remote.

Size matters more than settings here. Measure a vibrator you already like before you buy a longer one, as Joy 1 is the biggest in the range. If you are new to insertable sex toys, Joy 3’s slimmer body is the gentlest start. Whatever you choose, add a water-based lube to the order, because silicone glides best with it. Charge every model fully before first use so the motor runs at full strength.

Who Joy N’ More suits — and who should look elsewhere

Joy N’ More suits buyers who want soft silicone, waterproof builds and simple controls without paying for app features. It also suits anyone who likes to choose by shape rather than by brand story.

It is not the right brand if you want app control, thrusting or air-pulse suction, as the range has none of these. People who want a small, slim rabbit should note that Joy 1 is long and full. And if you need a flared base for anal play, look at a dedicated butt plug instead.

Why buy Joy N’ More at Adultsmart

Our team first reviewed the Joy N’ More range in 2012. Each product page lists the modes, sizes and charging details, so you can compare models before you order. Pick a Number. We Handle the Rest.