Womanizer Reviews: 7 Models Compared, Which Is Best?

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Womanizer is one of the biggest names in women’s pleasure. They have a large and expanding range of clitoral suction toys and you could quite reasonably wonder how different they actually are!

Prices currently range from around £69 for the small Womanizer Starlet 3 up to £189 for the full-size Womanizer Next, with other sitting somewhere in between. They all use Womanizer’s Pleasure Air technology, they’re all rechargeable and waterproof, and they all essentially do the same job.

So what exactly are you getting when you pay more? Is it worth spending the extra? And which is the best Womanizer model to buy?

After unboxing three of the Lovehoney advent calendars, I ended up with five Womanizer models covering everything from basic to expensive. I’ve since tested two more, the Womanizer Snap and Beauty, bringing the total to seven. You can read my full Womanizer Snap vs Beauty review to see how they compare, but I’ve also added them to this guide to see where they fit into the wider range.

I’m comparing seven Womanizer models, from the budget Starlet 3 and novelty Beauty to the travel-friendly Liberty 2, Next Liberty and Snap, the vibration-equipped Enhance and the premium Womanizer Next. I’ll be looking at noise levels, controls, build quality, stimulation and which features are actually worth paying extra for.

Broadly, the Womanizer pricing structure does make sense. The more expensive models aren’t necessarily dramatically stronger, but they are quieter, more refined and much nicer to use.

Womanizer Reviews: Models Compared At A Glance

Model	RRP*	Intensities	What Makes It Different	My Verdict	Links to buy (get 20% off with the code SEXTOYREVIEW20)
Womanizer Beauty	£59.99 / $79	6 intensity levels	Lipstick design, one-button controls, USB-C charging	Best novelty design	Lovehoney UK Lovehoney US
Womanizer Starlet 3	£69.99/$85	6 intensity levels	Very small, basic two-button controls	Best bought on sale	Lovehoney UK Lovehoney US
Womanizer Snap	£69.99	6 intensity levels	Tiny design, rechargeable travel case, USB-C, two-button controls	Best miniature travel toy	Lovehoney UK
Womanizer Liberty 2	£89.99/$109	8 intensity levels	Travel cap, removable mouth, compact design	Good basic travel option	Lovehoney UK Lovehoney US
Womanizer Next Liberty	£119/$129	8 intensities + 3 Climax Control levels	3 depth levels, smoother controls, premium travel design, USB-C	Best value / best for travel	Lovehoney UK Lovehoney US
Womanizer Enhance	£149/$169	10 air intensities + 10 vibration intensities + 10 vibration patterns	Pleasure Air plus separate vibration motor	Best if you specifically want vibration	Lovehoney UK Lovehoney US
Womanizer Next	£189.99/$229	14 intensities + 3 Climax Control levels	Depth Control, Smart Silence, Afterglow, Autopilot, interchangeable heads	Best overall	Lovehoney UK Lovehoney US

All are waterproof, and Womanizer offers a five-year warranty across the range. Get 20% off at Lovehoney UK and Lovehoney US using the code SEXTOYREVIEW20

My Womanizer Ranking

Having actually used them next to each other, this is how I would rank them:

1. Womanizer Next: Best overall

2. Womanizer Next Liberty: Best balance of price and premium features

3. Womanizer Snap: Best miniature travel toy

4. Womanizer Enhance: Best if you specifically want vibration

5. Womanizer Liberty 2: Good basic travel option

6. Womanizer Starlet 3: Basic, functional and one to buy on sale

7. Womanizer Beauty: Best novelty design

Unsurprisingly, this almost follows the price structure, except I would choose the £119 Next Liberty over the £149 Enhance.

What Do You Actually Get When You Spend More On A Womanizer?

After reviewing my Womanizer clit suckers side by side, I can confirm that paying more money does seem to buy you a better Womanizer.

This isn’t necessarily because the expensive ones are massively more powerful, as the basic Starlet and Liberty 2 can both get the job done perfectly well.

What improves as you go up the price brackets is everything around that basic stimulation. The more expensive models feel more substantial, the controls become more refined and, perhaps most noticeably, they get quieter.

Better Controls

One thing I’ve always appreciated about Womanizer is that even its cheaper models generally have separate up and down controls. The Starlet 3, Liberty 2 and new Snap all let you increase or decrease the intensity without cycling through every setting.

That might sound incredibly basic, but anyone who has used a cheap one-button clitoral suction toy like a Rose Toy or a Lemon will know why it matters. Accidentally pressing the button and having to cycle through a load of annoying patterns to get back to your preferred setting is one of my pet hates.

The new Womanizer Beauty is the exception. It has a single button that cycles through six intensity levels, although thankfully there aren’t any patterns to contend with. The button itself is conveniently positioned at the bottom of the handle, which makes it easy to find.

The premium Next and Next Liberty models improve things further, allowing you to hold the intensity buttons for smoother adjustments rather than repeatedly clicking through individual levels.

The More Expensive Womanizers Are Quieter

This was one of the clearest differences when I switched the Womanizers on next to each other.

The Starlet 3, Liberty 2 and Snap sound fairly similar. They have a more noticeable, ‘thuddy’ type of stimulation, with individual pulses that are more audible. They’re not horrendously loud, but you can certainly hear them.

The Beauty is louder again, with a more obvious mechanical sound. The Enhance is also surprisingly noisy given its £149 price.

The Womanizer Next and Next Liberty are much quieter, with smoother stimulation rather than the pronounced thudding of the cheaper models. They’re not silent, particularly at higher intensities, but the difference is noticeable.

Womanizer markets the Next as ‘whisper quiet’, and having directly compared it with the others, this is one claim I agree with.

Depth Control Is Better Than More Gimmicks

The feature I would most happily pay extra for is Womanizer’s depth control, currently called Climax Control on the newer models.

The Next and Next Liberty let you adjust not just the intensity of the air pulses but their depth, with three different levels. This allows you to get the ‘thumping’ sensation that lots of people quite like.

Sometimes I want a high intensity without the stimulation feeling quite as deep. Being able to change those two things independently gives me much more control than simply making the toy stronger and weaker, and this is probably the single feature that separates the Next models from the cheaper Womanizers for me.

Womanizer Next: Best Overall

The Womanizer Next is still my favourite, and by a fairly comfortable margin.

It’s big. It’s chunky. It has a lot of buttons. The power button is also flush with the body and right at the bottom, which can make actually switching the thing off more fiddly than I think a £189 sex toy should be.

And it has Autopilot. Now, I know some people apparently enjoy handing over control and letting the toy change intensity by itself. I don’t. Once I’ve found a setting I like, the last thing I want is my sex toy deciding to do something else.

But those complaints aren’t enough to knock it off the top.

The Next has 14 intensities, three depth levels, Smart Silence, Afterglow and two sizes of removable stimulator head. The intensity ramps up smoothly, and the depth changes the ‘thumping’ nature of the sensation. What I enjoy changes from day to day, and you can play with the two different controls to get something that works for you.

Smart Silence is particularly brilliant. The Pleasure Air stimulation only activates when the toy detects contact with your body, then goes back into standby when you move it away. I didn’t realise how much I appreciated this feature until I compared the Next with the Womanizers that don’t have it.

Afterglow is another feature I actually use. Pressing the ‘-‘ button takes the Next straight back down to its lowest setting rather than abruptly stopping after orgasm.

Then there’s the general feel of it. It’s silicone covered, substantial, strong and noticeably quieter than the cheaper models.

If my house were on fire and I was apparently required to rescue one clit sucker, this is the one I’m grabbing.

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Womanizer Next Liberty: The Sweet Spot?

The Womanizer Next Liberty is another great model.

It’s £70 less than the full-size Next at £119, but it keeps one of my favourite features: the ability to adjust the depth of the Pleasure Air stimulation.

It also feels a lot more refined than the Liberty 2, has smoother intensity adjustment, USB-C charging and a magnetic travel cap. It has eight intensity levels and three Climax Control depth levels.

You don’t get Smart Silence. However you hold down the minus button, the Next Liberty drops back to its lowest intensity before switching off, so you don’t have to go straight from full stimulation to nothing, similar to the Next’s afterglow feature.

For travelling, I would pick this over Next.

The shape is quite chunky, the mouth isn’t quite as easy to position, and and wouldn’t be my first choice for fitting between two bodies during sex. My only real complaint so far is that my cap has picked up some dark marks from being in my travel bag. I’d rather the protective cap picked up marks than the actual toy, though, so it’s doing its job.

If you’re unwilling to spend almost £200 – and I totally understand that! – I think this is probably the sweet spot in the range.

Womanizer Snap: Best Miniature Travel Toy

The Womanizer Snap is one of the biggest surprises I’ve had from the range. At £69.99, it’s an extremely small clitoral suction toy that comes in a rechargeable case resembling something you’d keep wireless earbuds in. There’s even a little mirror inside, although I’m not entirely sure anyone was asking for one in their sex toy case.

Despite its tiny size, the Snap delivers six levels of proper Womanizer Pleasure Air stimulation. It feels quite similar to the Starlet and Liberty models, with noticeable, thuddy pulses rather than the smooth stimulation of the Next. It’s also relatively quiet compared with the Beauty, although certainly not silent.

What makes it particularly useful is its size. I found I could position it against my clitoris and hold it in place with my thighs, leaving my hands free. The trade-off is that there’s very little to grip, so it might not suit someone who prefers a longer handle.

The charging case is what really sets the Snap apart, though. It’s discreet, protects the toy and lets you recharge it without plugging it in every time and looks very much like an earbud case. For travelling, I think it’s brilliant, and it’s now my favourite truly miniature travel suction toy.

Womanizer Enhance: Added Vibration

I expected to rank the Womanizer Enhance above the Next Liberty. It costs more, it’s almost entirely silicone covered and it resembles a marginally smaller version of the full-size Next. In the hand, it feels much better ergonomically than the blockier Liberty designs.

It’s also probably the best shape here for using during penetrative sex.

Most importantly, Enhance does something genuinely different. It combines Womanizer Pleasure Air with a separate We-Vibe vibration motor.

You get ten Pleasure Air intensity levels, ten vibration intensities and ten vibration patterns, with the two motors independently controlled. I don’t need the patterns at all, but I do like the vibration.

Vibration can stimulate a broader area around the clitoris rather than focusing everything through the suction mouth, and I’ve enjoyed that sensation on other toys.

However when I compared them, I would still choose the Next Liberty, or pay the extra for the Next.

The Enhance is noticeably louder. You have to click through the Pleasure Air intensities rather than getting the smoother adjustment I prefer, there’s no Depth Control, no Smart Silence and no Afterglow.

It also has a fixed stimulation mouth rather than giving you the interchangeable heads available on models like the Next.

And mine is black, which attracts fluff as though this were one of its advertised features.

At £149, it sits only £40 below the £189 Next. Personally, if I already had around £150 to spend on a clitoral suction toy, I’d find the extra £40 and buy the Next. The vibration on the Enhance is nice, but I’d choose Depth Control, Smart Silence and the quieter performance instead.

If you specifically want Pleasure Air plus vibration, Enhance has a clear reason to exist. Otherwise I think the cheaper Next Liberty is the better buy. Plus, it’s included in this year’s Lovehoney Luxury Calendar, so if the that’s something you had your eye on, it’s a cost effective way of getting your hands on one.

Womanizer Liberty 2: Good, But I’d Wait For A Sale

The Liberty 2 feels noticeably more basic. It’s a compact plastic travel clitoral suction toy with eight intensity levels, a removable silicone mouth, travel lock and protective cap. It’s also fully waterproof.

It has a little light inside the stimulation mouth, which serves no particularly obvious purpose but which I rather like. Weirdly, the Starlet has one too, while the newer premium Womanizers don’t.

Compared with the Next Liberty, though, the Liberty 2 feels much cheaper.

You have to click through each intensity individually, there’s no depth adjustment and it’s considerably noisier. The hard plastic casing also doesn’t have the same premium feel as the silicone-covered models.

That doesn’t mean I wouldn’t recommend it. It still has proper plus and minus controls, it’s compact, the cap is useful for travel and you get Womanizer’s five-year warranty.

It’s also a good inclusion in the Lovehoney Couple’s Advent Calendar, where you’re obviously not paying the individual RRP of £89 for it.

But at the full price of £89.99, this is where I struggle slightly. It works well, but it doesn’t look or feel like a £90 toy when there are silicone-covered alternatives around the same price.

I’d happily buy the Liberty 2 on sale. I just wouldn’t put it at the top of my list at full RRP.

Womanizer Starlet 3: The Basic One

The Starlet 3 is extremely similar to the Liberty 2 in actual use.

The motor feels similar. The noise level is similar. The plastic build feels similar. You still get the little light inside the mouth.

It has six intensities rather than the Liberty 2’s eight, and you still have proper plus and minus controls, although the buttons are positioned on the back rather than the front.

You don’t get the Liberty 2’s protective travel cap.

It works. It’s small. It’s waterproof. It uses Womanizer’s Pleasure Air technology and comes with the same five-year Womanizer warranty.

But having tested it, I put it straight back in the box because I didn’t think there was much more to discover.

Personally, I wouldn’t pay more than around £50 for it.

At £69 RRP, you’re getting close to the price of some very decent suction toys from other established brands. If you find the Starlet discounted, though, it’s a straightforward way to get a proper Womanizer without spending much. You can also find it included in the 2026 Lovehoney Enjoy Advent Calendar.

Womanizer Beauty: Best Novelty Design

The Womanizer Beauty (£59.99/$79) is designed to look like a lipstick, although it’s considerably bigger than any lipstick I’ve ever owned. It’s quite cute, and certainly doesn’t immediately look like a sex toy, but it’s more of a novelty design than a small one.

It has six intensity levels, USB-C charging, a removable silicone mouth and a protective lid. The soft-touch plastic body feels nice enough, and the long handle is comfortable to hold. I particularly like the placement of the button right at the bottom, which is much easier to find than the controls on many novelty clitoral suckers.

Unfortunately, it only has one button, so you have to cycle through all six intensities if you want to go back down. The stimulation is also fairly thuddy and noticeably louder than the other basic Womanizers. It’s perfectly capable of delivering an orgasm, but it lacks the refinement of the premium models.

I’d still choose it over most generic fruit-shaped suction toys, and I can see it making a fun gift. However, at full price, I think you’re paying more for the lipstick design than the performance. It’s not a bad toy, but personally I’d wait for a sale.

Starlet 3 Vs Liberty 2

If you’re deciding between the two cheapest Womanizers, the extra money for the Liberty 2 does at least buy you something.

The Starlet 3 has six intensity levels, while the Liberty 2 has eight. The Liberty 2 also adds the protective cap and is much more obviously designed for travel.

Otherwise, they feel surprisingly similar in use.

If the price difference were small, I’d choose Liberty 2. If the Starlet were heavily discounted, I’d be perfectly happy with that as a very basic Womanizer.

Which Womanizer Features Are Actually Worth Paying For?

Having tested seven Womanizer models, from the basic Beauty and Starlet 3 to the premium Next, here’s my personal feature hierarchy:

• Depth Control / Climax Control: I feel this feature is absolutely worth having. This genuinely changes the sensation and gives you more control.
• Smart Silence: Excellent. Once you’ve used a suction toy that shuts up when you move it away from your body, it’s difficult not to appreciate it.
• Smooth intensity adjustment: This makes the toy much nicer to use.
• Separate plus and minus controls: Almost essential in my book. Most Womanizers have these, including the inexpensive Snap and Starlet 3, but the Beauty is an exception with its single-button system.
• Removable stimulation heads: Useful for cleaning and particularly useful if you prefer a different mouth size.
• Travel cap: Nice to have rather than essential, but it keeps the important end protected in your bag.
• USB-C charging: Increasingly something I appreciate because I already have approximately nine billion proprietary sex toy chargers.
• Afterglow: I like it much more than I expected.
• Vibration: Nice, and potentially a reason to choose Enhance, but I personally wouldn’t sacrifice Depth Control for it.
• Autopilot: I remain unconvinced.

Are The More Expensive Womanizers Worth It?

Having tested seven Womanizer models, I think the price hierarchy broadly holds up, although there are a couple of exceptions.

You don’t need the Womanizer Next to have an orgasm. Even the most basic models work perfectly well, and some people will actually prefer the more pronounced, thuddy stimulation they provide.

What you’re generally paying extra for is refinement: quieter motors, better materials, smoother controls, more flexibility and genuinely useful features like adjustable depth.

For me, the Next Liberty offers the best balance of price and features. At £119, it feels properly premium without requiring you to spend almost £200. The full-size Next remains my favourite overall, and it’s the one I reliably reach for.

The Snap is an interesting exception. At £69.99, it doesn’t have the sophisticated stimulation of the Next models, but its tiny size and rechargeable case give it a genuine advantage for travel. It’s a much more interesting purchase than the similarly priced Starlet 3.

The Enhance is the wildcard. Its added vibration is interesting, but at £149, I’d personally prefer the cheaper Next Liberty or spend the extra on the Next.

The Liberty 2, Starlet 3 and Beauty are all perfectly decent toys, but I’d be looking for a discount rather than paying full RRP, particularly for the Beauty, which is more about its novelty lipstick design than exceptional performance.

Ultimately, paying more generally gets you a more refined Womanizer, but the best choice depends on what matters to you. If you want the smoothest stimulation, I’d choose the Next. If you want something genuinely tiny for travelling, the Snap is hard to beat.

What About The Other Womanizer Models?

Womanizer makes quite a few more toys than the seven I’ve compared here, including the Premium 2, Classic 2, Next Duo, Duo 2 and Blend, as well as several older or more specialist models. I haven’t tested every Womanizer, so I’ve only ranked the seven I can compare from personal experience.

I have tested the Womanizer Blend, which combines Pleasure Air stimulation with an internal vibrating shaft. I liked it, but I haven’t included it in this ranking because it’s really a different type of toy rather than a straightforward clitoral suction model. If you’re looking specifically for a dual stimulator, I have a post which ranks the ones I’ve tried here.

If you’re choosing between one of those and a model I have tested, I’d look at the specific features you care about rather than assuming the more expensive option will automatically suit you better. I’ll add more models to this comparison if I get the chance to test them properly.

Where To Buy

Model	Links to buy (get 20% off with the code SEXTOYREVIEW20)
Womanizer Beauty	Lovehoney UK Lovehoney US
Womanizer Starlet 3	Lovehoney UK Lovehoney US
Womanizer Snap	Lovehoney UK
Womanizer Liberty 2	Lovehoney UK Lovehoney US
Womanizer Next Liberty	Lovehoney UK Lovehoney US
Womanizer Enhance	Lovehoney UK Lovehoney US
Womanizer Next	Lovehoney UK Lovehoney US