Anal plugs are one of the most versatile toys you can own. They add a feeling of fullness during solo play or sex, help you get comfortable before trying other kinds of anal play, and, for anyone with a prostate, can press on one of the body's most sensitive spots. But with sizes, materials and price tags all over the place, finding the best anal plugs for you can feel confusing.
Fun fact: according to Healthline, using a butt plug does not permanently stretch the anus, one of the most common worries we hear. We've picked 8 of the best anal plugs currently in stock at Pink Lifestyle, from S$11.50 beginner plugs to app-controlled vibrating ones, and checked them against what sex educators, reviewers and real users say.
The best anal plugs at a glance
| Pick | Best for | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Lovense Hush 2 | Premium tech and long-distance play | App-controlled vibrating plug | S$133–159 |
| 2. ROMP Bass | Rechargeable vibration | Vibrating silicone plug | S$64.90 |
| 3. Pink Lifestyle Gem Series | Best value | 3-piece silicone set | S$18.99 |
| 4. Fifty Shades Sensation | Compact vibrating starter | Vibrating silicone plug | S$52 |
| 5. ROMP Luster | Branded training kit | 3-piece silicone set | S$50 |
| 6. Funky Fantasy Pink Heartcore | Playful style, any size | Silicone plug or 3-piece kit | S$11.50–34 |
| 7. Softies 4-inch | Soft single plug | Dual-layer silicone plug | S$16.90 |
| 8. Geisha's Gems Double Delight | Experienced users and glass lovers | 2-piece glass set | S$46.90 |
How we chose
Every pick is published and in stock at Pink Lifestyle at the time of writing. We chose them on features, safety design, material and price, not on sales rankings, then checked each one against sex-education guidance, independent reviews and user feedback. Every plug here is made from body-safe silicone or borosilicate glass and has a flared base, which sex educators agree is non-negotiable.
The 8 best anal plugs in 2027
1. Lovense Hush 2: Best premium, app-controlled plug
S$133 (1"), S$152 (1.75"), S$159 (2.25") · Lovense Remote app with long-distance control · Up to 11 hours of battery, depending on size · Fully waterproof · 1-year local warranty
The Hush 2 is the plug most reviewers point to when you want vibration you can control from your phone, or hand to a partner anywhere in the world. Its rumbly motor sits in a body-safe silicone plug with a flared base, and the app lets you program patterns, sync to music and save favourite settings. The 1" size is the one to start with.
What reviewers say: Pleasure Vibe Reviews scored it 8.8 out of 10, praising the app and battery but noting it gets loud at maximum. A Pleasure Playbook tester wore it for more than two hours while watching TV, walking around and doing chores, and called the battery life seriously impressive. On Trustpilot, one long-time user said their Hush 2 lasted five years of heavy use.
Love: best app and long-distance control, long battery, four sizes, magnetic charging. Watch out: the priciest pick; the 1.5" size is currently out of stock; a full charge takes about 155 minutes. Lovense fixed two app security flaws in 2025, so keep the app updated.
View Lovense Hush 22. ROMP Bass: Best rechargeable vibrating plug
S$64.90 · 6 vibration modes · Tapered tip and slim neck · Flared base · 100% waterproof · USB rechargeable · Body-safe silicone
If you want vibration without paying for app control, the Bass is the straightforward choice. ROMP is the affordable sister brand of Womanizer and We-Vibe, and the Bass keeps things simple: a tapered tip for easy insertion, a slim neck that holds it in place hands-free, and six modes to choose from.
What reviewers say: The Bass is a newer, simpler model, so independent reviews are still limited. What stands out is the balance of features and price: rechargeable vibration from a well-known brand for roughly half the price of the Hush 2.
Love: simple controls, brand you can trust, beginner-friendly taper, fully waterproof. Watch out: only six modes and no app or remote, so it isn't for long-distance play.
View ROMP Bass3. Pink Lifestyle Gem Series Progressive Play Set: Best value
S$18.99 · 3 graduated plugs: 28 mm, 35 mm and 40 mm diameter · Body-safe silicone · Tapered tips and flared bases · Black (shown) or purple
Our own Gem Series is the easiest way to start. You get three graduated silicone plugs with silver jewel accents for less than the price of most single plugs, so you can begin small and move up only when you're ready. The smallest is 28 mm wide, a gentle starting point.
What reviewers say: Sex educators recommend exactly this approach: VICE's anal training guide suggests starting with a set of three to five plugs that gradually increase in size, each with a flared base. The Gem Series is new, so customer reviews are still to come.
Love: lowest price per plug, three sizes in one box, pretty jewel finish. Watch out: jewel bases are rigid, so they may feel less comfortable when sitting for long periods; save the largest size for when the first two feel easy.
View Gem Series Set4. Fifty Shades of Grey Sensation: Best compact vibrating starter
S$52 (usually S$65) · 20 vibration modes (15 patterns, 5 intensities) · 7.6 cm insertable, 8.9 cm total · 43 g · Fully submersible · USB rechargeable · Storage bag made from recycled ocean plastic
Small, light and surprisingly feature-packed, the Sensation is a good first vibrating plug. At just 7.6 cm insertable and 43 g, it's easy to wear, and the 20 modes give you plenty to explore. It also comes with a fabric storage bag made from recycled ocean plastic.
What reviewers say: This plug is part of the official Fifty Shades of Grey Pleasure Collection, and it has no customer reviews on Pink Lifestyle yet. Its size and weight put it firmly in the beginner-friendly range recommended by sex educators.
Love: compact and light, 20 modes, a mid-range price, sustainable storage bag. Watch out: cycling through 20 modes with one button can be fiddly; battery life isn't specified.
View Fifty Shades Sensation5. ROMP Luster 3-Piece Training Kit: Best branded training kit
S$50 · 3 graduated plugs (small, medium, large) · Tapered shapes · Flared bases · Body-safe silicone · Waterproof
If you'd like a training set from a known brand, the Luster offers three graduated silicone plugs with the same tapered profile and flared base on each. Start with the small, and move up only when it feels completely comfortable.
What reviewers say: Like the Gem Series, it follows the graduated approach sex educators recommend. It's simple, well made and easy to clean, but there are few independent reviews yet.
Love: trusted brand, consistent shape across all three sizes, waterproof. Watch out: costs more than the Gem Series for a similar idea; check the size of each plug before buying.
View ROMP Luster6. Funky Fantasy Pink Heartcore: Best playful plug
S$11.50 (small), S$13 (medium), S$13.90 (large) or S$34 for the 3-piece kit · Heart-shaped flared base · Tapered tip · Body-safe silicone · Waterproof
The Heartcore turns a safety feature into a style statement: its flared base is shaped like a heart. Buy a single size or the three-piece kit, and choose the size that matches your experience. It's a fun, affordable way to add a playful look to anal play.
What reviewers say: It's a newer line with no customer reviews yet. Its shape follows the essentials educators look for: a tapered tip, body-safe silicone and a base that can't slip inside.
Love: cheapest single plug here, choice of three sizes or a kit, fun design. Watch out: the large is approximately 10 cm insertable and 4.5 cm wide, so it's for experienced users. Beginners should start with the small.
View Pink Heartcore7. Softies 4-inch Silicone Anal Plug: Best soft single plug
S$16.90 · 8.4 cm insertable, 3.3 cm diameter · Soft dual-layer silicone · Flexible neck · Flared base · Waterproof
If you want one affordable plug rather than a set, the Softies is a comfortable choice. Its dual-layer silicone has a softer outer feel, and the flexible neck moves with your body, which makes it more comfortable to wear for a while.
What reviewers say: Softies is a new line, so there are no customer reviews yet. Its soft, flexible build matches what educators recommend for beginners: a body-safe silicone plug that is gentle and easy to clean.
Love: soft and flexible, affordable, easy to clean. Watch out: at 3.3 cm, it's wider than the smallest plug in the Gem Series, so complete beginners may prefer to start there.
View Softies 4-inch8. Geisha's Gems Double Delight Glass Set: Best for experienced users
S$46.90 · Medium (13 cm x 3.4 cm, 160 g) and Large (14.7 cm x 3.8 cm, 258 g) · Borosilicate glass · Works with any lubricant · Temperature play · Flared bases
Glass offers something silicone can't: a firm, naturally weighted feel, and the option to warm or cool the plug for temperature play. Borosilicate glass is non-porous, so it works with any lube and can be fully sterilised. Because the set starts at medium, it's best for people who already have some experience.
What reviewers say: VICE's guide lists glass among the safest anal toy materials, alongside silicone and stainless steel. The trade-off is weight: the large plug is 258 g, which some people love and others find too much.
Love: weighted fullness, temperature play, works with any lube, easy to sterilise. Watch out: not a first plug; inspect for chips before every use and never use a damaged glass toy.
View Geisha's Gems Glass SetSilicone, glass or vibrating?
Silicone
- Soft and flexible
- Best for beginners and longer wear
- Use water-based lube only
- Gem Series, Luster, Heartcore, Softies
Glass
- Firm and naturally weighted
- Works with any lubricant
- Great for temperature play
- Geisha's Gems Double Delight
Vibrating
- Adds rumbly stimulation
- Rechargeable and waterproof
- App control on the Hush 2
- Hush 2, Bass, Fifty Shades Sensation
What size anal plug should you start with?
Sex educators agree: start smaller than you think you need. Diameter matters more than length, so compare the widest point.
| Plug | Widest point | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Lovense Hush 2 (1") | About 25 mm | Beginners who want vibration |
| Gem Series (small) | 28 mm | Complete beginners |
| Softies 4-inch | 33 mm | Beginners ready for a little more |
| Gem Series (medium) | 35 mm | Building up |
| Gem Series (large) | 40 mm | Intermediate users |
| Geisha's Gems (medium) | 34 mm, 160 g | Experienced users wanting weight |
| Pink Heartcore (large) | About 45 mm | Experienced users |
What sex educators and real users say
- Pain means stop. Healthline notes that mild pressure or an unfamiliar sensation is normal at first, but pain is a reason to stop, not something to push through.
- Train gradually. VICE's anal training guide recommends three to five graduated plugs, starting smaller than you think, and skipping porous jelly rubber and PVC in favour of silicone, glass or stainless steel.
- Keep first sessions short. Sex educators at Future Method suggest 15 to 30 minutes for beginners, building up gradually, and warn against viral challenges to wear a plug all day.
- The flared base is non-negotiable. Every guide we consulted agrees: never use an anal toy without one, because the body can draw objects inward.
- Reddit and YouTube: we didn't find reliable Reddit threads or YouTube reviews covering these specific plugs, so we've relied on named publications and verifiable user reviews.
How to use an anal plug for the first time
- Choose your smallest plug and wash it with warm water and a toy cleaner.
- Get comfortable and relaxed. A warm shower or some foreplay helps your muscles relax.
- Use plenty of lube on the plug and your body. The anus doesn't make its own lubrication.
- Insert slowly, breathing out as you go. Pause whenever you need to.
- Let the neck settle so the base rests comfortably outside the body, then relax and enjoy.
- Remove gently by holding the base, and clean the plug straight away.
The verdict
The best anal plug depends on what you want from it. For app control and long-distance play, the Lovense Hush 2 is the premium pick. For simple rechargeable vibration, the ROMP Bass is great value. And if you're just starting out, our Pink Lifestyle Gem Series gives you three graduated silicone plugs for S$18.99, so you can build confidence at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best anal plugs for beginners?
Start with a small, tapered silicone plug with a flared base. The Pink Lifestyle Gem Series (S$18.99) gives you three graduated sizes starting at 28 mm, and the Lovense Hush 2 in the 1-inch size is a good choice if you want vibration.
What size butt plug should I start with?
Start smaller than you think you need, usually around 25 to 30 mm at the widest point. Move up only when your current size feels completely comfortable.
Is it safe to use a butt plug?
Yes, when you use a toy designed for anal play with a flared base, made from body-safe material like silicone or glass, with plenty of lube. Stop if you feel pain.
How long can you wear a butt plug?
Beginners should start with short sessions of about 15 to 30 minutes and build up gradually. Remove it if you feel discomfort or numbness.
What lube should I use with an anal plug?
Use a thick water-based lube with silicone plugs. Glass plugs work with any lube, including silicone-based.
Does a butt plug stretch you permanently?
No. According to Healthline, using a butt plug does not permanently stretch the anus.
Are vibrating butt plugs worth it?
If you enjoy vibration, yes. The Lovense Hush 2 adds app and long-distance control, while the ROMP Bass and Fifty Shades Sensation offer rechargeable vibration at lower prices.
Where can I buy anal plugs in Singapore?
Pink Lifestyle stocks silicone, glass and vibrating anal plugs, with discreet packaging, discreet billing and free same-day delivery on orders over S$80.
