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For instance, the penis-equipped have sleeve-type masturbators; people with vaginas can enjoy insertable vibrators or ones built for clitoral arousal, no matter what your so-called “naughty bits” are like, if you get off on butt play, there are copious sex toys designed to go up there. If you’re picturing single-person play, possibly with a playmate, the answer is more than likely the Dolce. The operative word there is comfortable, as the Dolce’s bendability makes it easily adjustable. Hence, every user—however their body happens to be shaped—can get it to where its twin vibrators can be the most arousing. Though they are wireless and intelligent sex toys, there’s a smidgen of difference in their software, as We-Vibe’s is exclusively smartphone-based while Lovense’s has an Apple or Windows computer version, and for iPhone or Android users. An extremely recent addition to the sextech marketplace, as in less than a month or so old, the Dolce has an alluring new toy smell and an impressive pedigree as it comes from a company known for its cutting-edge designs, superior construction, and excellent engineering.

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So too, their manufacturing is different, with the Lovense emphasizing the twin motor power of the Dolce, while We-Vibe focuses on other engineering aspects of their toy, like its built-in touch sensors. Even so, sexual pleasure devices tend to fall into a relatively narrow range of shapes, designs, and functions. I wish I had taken those photos from the same perspective for better comparison, but you’re all pretty bright. You can tell.) Isn’t that neat? I love the way it fits together like a happy little house. Of course, this isn’t new. The Sync charges in a little cowboy hat.Lovense is also upfront in that while it can be used as either a clitoral or G-spot vibrator, it’s combining the two into a blended orgasm is what the Dolce was built to deliver—adding to the Quake’s overall uniqueness and further separating it from our other bendable sextoy. But the Chorus has a couple of big advantages over the Sync, advantages that I think justify the increased price point: touch-responsive controller and touch-sense vibration. What do I mean? Read on, my friend. Into My Box The Chorus is a couples toy, but I use this (and the Sync) solo. I’m not sure if it will work well with intercourse, and others have tested it as such, but I am not able to do so. That’s okay! You’ll get my solo review, and you’ll like it. (Or not. Whatever; you do you.)

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Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground. You can see that I can open it quite a bit. That thin part at the juncture has a number of “joints” within it, so you it’s pretty positionable. Something which isn’t as much of an issue with the Chorus—compliments of its remote control. If having another person take command of your vibes when you’re sharing the same space, this hardwired gadget is hands-down superior over everyone needing a smartphone. Who Should Get A Lovense Dolce (And Why)? Sex is supposed to be fun, and sex toys are an excellent way to explore uncharted territory together or separately. A major deciding factor in choosing a Chorus over its bendy brethren is what you want to use it for.

Launched at CES last year, the Esca 2 is a Bluetooth-enabled silicone vibrator that’s designed to work over long distances and can be fun for solo play, too. This wearable device has an elongated, curved shape and an LED light built into the tip, which the company claims makes it a good choice for cam-based play, as the light can illuminate certain areas like the clitoris.