Sex Toys for Couples: Types, Prices & How to Choose?

Shopping for a toy on your own is mostly a question of what you like. Shopping as a couple adds a second person’s comfort, a shared budget, and usually a conversation neither of you has practised having. That’s not a reason to overthink it — it’s just a different exercise, and this guide is built around it.

This is the wide-angle version: every major category of couple’s toy on dollindia.in, what each one actually costs, and how to pick between them together. If you land on BDSM or strap-ons specifically, we have full deep-dive guides on BDSM toys and strap-on dildos — this post covers them at overview level and points you there for the rest.

Quick picks across categories

All six are live on the site as of this writing, made from silicone where the listing names the material, and ship in the same plain, unbranded packaging as everything else the store sells.

Types of sex toys for couples

Vibrating rings

Worn at the base of the penis during penetrative sex, these add a buzz that reaches both partners — a small motor in the ring sits against the clitoris on contact. They’re the lowest-commitment couple’s toy on this list: cheap, external, nothing to insert, nothing to learn. Basic silicone rings start around ₹850, and rings with a “tongue” or textured tip built in for more direct clitoral contact run ₹4,000–4,300. One caution worth repeating from the product listings themselves: don’t leave any ring on for more than 20–30 minutes, since sustained constriction restricts blood flow.

Wearable and remote-control vibrators

These sit inside underwear and are controlled by a small remote or a phone app — built for hands-free use during sex or as a slow-burn game across an evening out. Prices run from roughly ₹3,200 for a basic remote panty vibe up to ₹16,000 for app-controlled international brands like Lovense, which show up repeatedly in this catalogue’s premium tier.

Strap-ons

For couples where one partner wants to be on the giving end regardless of their own anatomy, or where both partners want to switch roles. Dollindia’s range runs from ₹750 basic sets up to ₹10,350 for a harness-and-dildo combo in a larger size. Fit and harness comfort matter far more than the toy itself here — our strap-on guide covers sizing, harness types and first-use tips in full.

BDSM and bondage basics

Restraints, blindfolds, and beginner kits that combine a few of both. This is the category where “start smaller than you think” matters most — a soft blindfold or a beginner-friendly cuff set (₹750–₹4,500) gets you most of the experience most couples are actually looking for, before you commit to a full multi-piece kit (₹6,000–₹9,999). Consent and a safe word come first, every time, no exceptions — the full breakdown, including aftercare, is in our BDSM toys guide.

Delay sprays

Topical numbing sprays applied a few minutes before sex, marketed to reduce sensitivity and extend the time before ejaculation. Treat the marketing claims with some scepticism — effectiveness varies a lot person to person, and because these are numbing agents, they reduce sensation, not just delay it. Wipe off any excess before contact, since the spray will numb whatever it touches next, partner included. Prices run ₹1,500–₹4,000. If premature ejaculation is a persistent, unwanted pattern rather than an occasional thing, that’s a conversation for a doctor, not a spray.

Wand massagers

Powerful, external, and genuinely dual-purpose — the same wand that works on a shoulder after a long day works just as well used together. A useful “no pressure” toy to introduce, since it doesn’t read as exclusively sexual sitting on a shelf. Prices run ₹1,600 for a slimmer, lower-powered version up to ₹5,700 for the full-size USB-rechargeable option.

How to choose, as two people instead of one

Talk about it before you buy it, not after it arrives

This sounds obvious and gets skipped constantly. A five-minute conversation about what you’re each curious about, and what’s off the table for now, saves an awkward unboxing later. Our guide on using toys to improve communication with a partner has a fuller framework if this is new territory for you.

Start with whichever category has the lowest commitment

A vibrating ring or a blindfold costs less, requires no technique, and tells you a lot about what you both actually enjoy before you spend ₹8,000 on something more specific. Toys are easier to return unopened than opened.

If your comfort levels don’t match, buy for the less adventurous partner first

It’s much easier to build up from a small ring to a full BDSM kit over a few months than to walk back a big purchase that landed wrong. Whoever is less sure should effectively have a veto on the first purchase.

Budget together, out loud

“What are we comfortable spending on this” is a two-minute conversation that prevents a much longer one later. The quick-picks table above spans ₹999 to ₹5,700 — there’s a genuinely good entry point at every number in that range.

Discretion still matters even when you’re buying together

If you share a home with family, flatmates, or kids, the same plain unbranded packaging and self-pickup options apply to couple’s orders as to solo ones — worth a mention if that’s a live concern for either of you.

Price snapshot by category

Category	Price range
Vibrating rings	₹850 – ₹4,300
Wearable / remote vibrators	₹3,200 – ₹16,000
Strap-ons	₹750 – ₹10,350
BDSM & bondage kits	₹750 – ₹9,999
Delay sprays	₹1,500 – ₹4,000
Wand massagers	₹1,600 – ₹5,700

A realistic first shared purchase sits at ₹2,000–₹5,000: enough for a good vibrating ring or a wearable vibe, plus lubricant. Save the ₹8,000-plus purchases for round two, once you know what you’re both actually reaching for.

Safety essentials for shared use

• Water-based lubricant is the safe default for every material and every toy on this list, and it’s compatible with condoms. Silicone lube lasts longer but shouldn’t touch a silicone toy. Dollindia’s own lubricants section is thin on actual lube at the moment — a pharmacy is a reliable backup source.
• Wash shared toys before and after every use, and definitely before switching between partners or between anal and vaginal use. This matters more for shared toys than solo ones, simply because more contact points are involved.
• Respect the time limits printed on ring and pump-style toys. Restricted blood flow is the entire mechanism, which means it’s also the entire risk — don’t exceed the manufacturer’s recommended window.
• Consent and a safe word apply to every category on this list, not just the BDSM section. “Slower,” “stop,” and “not tonight” all need to land instantly and without negotiation, whatever toy is involved.

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