Curated intimate technology
The best toys on the market, gathered in one place.
We follow what Lovense, We-Vibe and OhMiBod actually sell, keep the specifications side by side, and send you straight to the retailer. So you do not have to open every brand's site and work it out yourself.
16 devices across 4 categories, each with the trade-offs spelled out.
Why shop from here
One shortlist, not six tabs
The devices worth considering from the brands that stand behind their hardware, gathered in a single catalogue.
Compared on the same terms
Materials, connectivity, cleaning and app privacy, listed the same way for every product so the differences are obvious.
Discreet by default
No account to browse, no tracking cookies, nothing explicit on the page.
- Body-safe only
- Every device listed is body-safe silicone from a brand with a documented warranty.
- Compared like for like
- Materials, connectivity, cleaning and charging listed the same way for every product.
- Private by design
- No account to browse, no tracking cookies and no third-party scripts.
- Official retailers
- Links go to the manufacturer or an authorised seller, never a grey-market listing.
This month's picks
Start with these
Three devices that answer three different questions. If none of them is your question, the full catalogue is one click away.
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Shop by category
Four categories, four different questions
Each category is defined by the decision it involves rather than by a product type, because the trade-offs are what people actually get wrong.
App-controlled toys
Intimate devices operated from a smartphone app, with pattern control, custom routines and, in most cases, remote access for a partner.
Couples toys
Devices designed for shared use, where fit, quietness and mutual comfort matter more than raw power.
Long-distance toys
Devices that a partner can control over the internet, not just over local Bluetooth.
Beginner-friendly premium
Well-built first devices that do not demand a learning curve, an app or a manual.
Comparisons
Torn between two
Lovense Ferri vs OhMiBod Foxy: two magnetic wearables for long-distance play
Same idea, same placement, same promise of control from anywhere. The difference is what each app wraps around the device, and how much each manufacturer is willing to put in writing.
Lovense Ferri vs OhMiBod Foxy
We-Vibe Chorus vs Lovense Dolce: physical remote or independent motors
Two wearable couples vibrators that solve the control problem in opposite directions. One removes the phone from the loop, the other requires it to unlock the feature that makes it interesting.
We-Vibe Chorus vs Lovense Dolce
Guides
Before you decide
How to choose an app-controlled intimate device
Most of the decision comes down to four questions, and the specification sheet only answers one of them. Here is the order we would work through them in.
What to check before connecting an intimate device to an app
A connected intimate device generates some of the most sensitive data a person can produce. Six clauses in the privacy policy tell you most of what you need to know, and finding them takes about ten minutes.
In depth
Product write-ups
Where we have gone through a device in detail, the write-up sits alongside its catalogue entry.
OhMiBod blueMotion NEX|3: a couples ring that listens to the music
Most vibrating rings are disposable novelties or rigid gadgets that fit one body. The NEX|3 is neither: it is elastic, rechargeable and app-connected, and its music mode is the reason to pick it over the alternatives.
OhMiBod · OhMiBod blueMotion NEX|3
We-Vibe Chorus: the couples vibrator that keeps the phone out of the way
The Chorus is We-Vibe's answer to two long-standing complaints about wearable couples devices: they rarely fit, and controlling them means picking up a phone. The physical remote is the more interesting of the two answers.
We-Vibe · We-Vibe Chorus
Lovense Lush 3: built for distance, judged on connection
The Lush 3 exists for one reason: control from somewhere else. That focus makes it easy to evaluate, because everything comes down to whether the connection holds.
Lovense · Lovense Lush 3
How the shortlist is built
Nothing gets listed just to fill the page.
A device makes the catalogue when it is body-safe, comes from a manufacturer that honours a warranty, and does something the others do not. Every entry carries its drawbacks next to its strengths, because the fastest way to lose a reader is to sell them the wrong thing.