Charging & Care

How to charge an Evolved vibrator: line up the two pins on the magnetic cable with the metal contacts on the toy, plug the USB end into a standard port or wall adapter, and charge it fully before first use. Don't use the toy while it's plugged in. Clean it with warm water and mild soap, and dry it before putting it away.

The charger is the smallest thing in the box and the first thing to disappear, usually into a drawer with every cable you've owned since 2011. Below: how to charge, clean and store a toy, and a quick way to find the replacement charger named after your toy, so you don't have to hold your vibrator up to a cable like a detective.

How do I find the right charger for my toy?

Search the store for your toy's name. Chargers are named after the toy they fit, and if you can't remember the name, it's in your order confirmation email.

Nobody remembers what the toy was called. Your inbox does.

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Why won't my vibrator turn on?

Plug it in and give it a full charge, even if you're sure you charged it last week. On a magnetic charger, wipe the small metal contacts on the toy and the cable, then reconnect until the charging light comes on.

First guess: the battery. Second guess: also the battery.

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How long should I charge a vibrator?

Until the charging light shows it's full, which varies from toy to toy. Unplug it when it's done, and make sure it's completely dry before it goes anywhere near a cable.

The little light has been trying to tell you this the whole time.

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How should I store and care for sex toys?

Clean it, dry it, then put it in a pouch or the original box, somewhere that isn't next to a heater. If it's going to sit for a few months, top up the battery every so often.

Toys kept loose in a drawer come out wearing lint. We have seen the drawers.

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Every replacement charger is named after the toy it fits. Type your toy's name, or browse them all.

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Questions people ask

How do I charge my vibrator?

Most Evolved toys charge with a magnetic cable. Line up the two pins on the cable with the two small metal contacts on the toy, and the magnet pulls it into place. Plug the USB end into a standard USB port or wall adapter, and charge fully before the first use. Lost the cable? Find yours on the replacement chargers page.

How long does it take to charge?

Charge time and runtime vary by product. The manual for your toy has the numbers, and you can find it on the product manuals page. Higher intensities and pattern modes use more power than steady low settings.

My toy won't charge or turn on. What should I do?

Take the charger off and put it back on until you see the charging light, since a magnetic connector can look attached without making contact. Wipe the metal contacts with a dry cloth. Try a computer's USB port instead of a fast-charging wall brick. Check whether the travel lock is on (holding the power button usually unlocks it), and give a fully drained battery several minutes to show signs of charging. Still nothing? It may be covered by the warranty.

Can I use a charger from a different toy?

Use the cable made for your toy. Magnetic connectors vary in pin spacing and polarity from model to model, so a different cable may not fit, may not charge, and can damage the contacts.

Can I use my toy while it's charging?

No. Evolved toys are made to be used off the cable, and running one while it charges can damage the battery.

Can I leave my vibrator charging overnight?

It's better not to. Unplug your toy once it's fully charged, since leaving it plugged in for long stretches wears on the battery.

How do I clean a vibrator?

Wash it before and after each use with warm water and mild soap, or a toy cleaner. Waterproof toys can go under running water. Toys that aren't waterproof should be wiped with a damp cloth, never submerged. Dry completely before storing.

Can I boil my sex toy?

Only toys made of silicone, glass, or stainless steel that have no motor inside. Never boil anything with electronics or a battery.