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Celebrity Backed Sex Toys Are All The Buzz

Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop launched its first self-branded vibrator on Valentine’s Day—it sold out in a single day. Paltrow has been hailed as a “pioneer” in de-stigmatizing sex toys, but these days, many other celebrities are putting their stamp on pleasure products. Supermodel and “sex bench” enthusiast Cara Delevingne became the co-owner and creative adviser of sex tech company Lora DiCarlo.

“Fifty Shades of Grey” actress Dakota Johnson announced a similar new gig as the co-creative director of “modern intimacy” brand Maude. Even pop stars are feeling the buzz: Lily Allen partnered with German brand Womanizer on her very own vibrator, dubbed the “Liberty”—“the perfect duet partner to help you hit the high notes at home and away,” according to the product description. “Sex toys have become mainstream enough that a celebrity entering this field is considered edgy instead of being blacklisted,” says the author of “Buzz: A Stimulating History of the Sex Toy.”

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Check out more about celebrity backed sex toys: https://pagesix.com/2021/02/16/celebrity-backed-sex-toys-are-all-the-buzz/

Man Attacks Sex Shop Worker With Used Vibrator

An Australian man was a real buzzkill in a recent sex shop incident. The enraged customer threw his used vibrator at the manager of an adult store after complaining it got too hot during use. He had gone to the store in Queensland to demand that the sex toy be checked after it got “extremely hot” after “only 10 minutes of use.”

But when the manager said the sex toy was working just fine, the man flew into a rage. When the manager tried to give him back his original sex toy, repeating that they had found nothing wrong with it, the sexually frustrated man flung the device in her direction and it bounced off a cabinet, hitting her in the leg. A judge sentenced him to four months behind bars—where the man will unfortunately not be able to re-test the vibrator.

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Check out more about a man who threw a used vibrator at a sex shop worker: https://nypost.com/2021/01/29/australian-man-attacks-sex-shop-worker-with-used-vibrator-report/

Kinkster Creates “Open Source Wi-Fi Anal Vibrator”

A tech-kinkster custom built a battery that allows for wireless control of any device that uses AA batteries—including his anal vibrator. To demonstrate his invention, he connected a Double-Oh-augmented vibrator to a Twitter poll, allowing users to control the vibration through “likes.” He wrote, “Here we go: my open-source Wi-Fi vibrator is in my butt again. Vibration intensity is controlled by the poll. Liking the tweet means 10 more seconds of vibration. Retweeting means 30 more seconds of vibration.”

The tweet has 65 retweets, 20 quote tweets, and 242 likes—which can only mean multiple orgasms. The kinkster says, “The ‘Double-Oh‘ is the battery itself, the heart of the project. It can be controlled over the internet, it can run patterns or even go above the standard 1.5 volts. Theoretically it can be used anywhere a AA battery is used, but sex toys are a great way to demonstrate its abilities and make a stir online, haha.” He adds of the experience, “It was rather exhilarating to give up so much control, to hand over that control to a chaotic place like Twitter.”

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Check out more about an open source wi-fi anal vibrator: https://mashable.com/article/double-oh-vibrator-twitter-teledildonics/

Smart Sex Toy Is Finalist For 2020 CES Award

One year after the Ose vibrator was banned from the Consumer Electronics Show for being “immoral, obscene and indecent,” another sex toy is a finalist for the annual award. This is the first year that sex technology products can qualify for awards or be showcased, following last year’s controversy that many called sexist. This year the Lioness smart vibrator is making history in the tech-focused CES 2020 show.

The Lioness smart vibrator, created by the Oakland, California startup, calls itself the first vibrator to use data, its patented biofeedback technology, to improve the user’s sexual experience. Lioness also says that it’s the first vibrator company to have public ads at bus stops across San Francisco. “We’re so happy to be officially launching at CES, who has invited sex tech companies to participate for the first time ever,” said Lioness Chief Executive and co-founder.

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Check out more about the Lioness smart vibrator being a finalist at CES: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7836279/Sex-toy-electronics-award-finalist-controversy.html

Oral Vibrators Make Oral Sex Even Better

If you didn’t think oral sex could get any better, we’ve got news for you—vibrators used in the mouth can. These vibrators used in the mouth to enhance oral sex come in a variety of shapes and sizes for your pleasure. The LingO is a tongue ring promising that “a tongue feels great… but a vibrating tongue feels amazing!”

LingO includes a tiny, one-function bullet vibrator that has a “super soft and stretchy band” which users slide back onto the tongue and press against the roof of their mouth to keep in place. There’s also Tongue Star Pleasure Vibe, which is a translucent blue toy that fits over the lower teeth, offering an even more intense vibration. Oral sex + vibrator = Oh yes, please!

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Check out more about oral vibrators: https://www.dailydot.com/irl/oral-vibrator-reviews/

CES Will Allow Sex Toys But Cuts Down On Nudity

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is finally changing its rules after a recent scandal involving a female-centric sex toy. Sex toys were recently targeted for deletion at CES, including a toy that won a CES Robotics Innovation Award (before being stripped of its title by sexist judges). CES eventually reinstated the award after being called out by the sex toy’s makers, and now it looks like vibrators and other sex toys will be officially allowed.

New rules are also being introduced to crack down on the practice of having “booth babes.” Attractive, scantily-clad women entice ticket holders into spending some time at their table, leading many critics to call out CES for seeming double standards when it comes to sex. Hopefully, CES will continue to be innovative when it comes to sexuality.

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Check out more about CES allowing sex toys: https://mashable.com/video/ces-allows-sex-toys-but-less-nudity/

LoveHoney Reveals The Most Popular Sex Toy In Australia

A new survey by sex toy retailer LoveHoney has revealed Australia’s favorite pleasure product. The most popular sex toy in the country is a vibrator described on LoveHoney’s site as “ergonomically-designed, multispeed, contactless, clitoral vibrator.” The Desire Clitoral Vibrator, priced at AU$99.95, has been voted ‘The World’s Best Vibrator’ by Good Housekeeping Magazine.

The sex toy holds a four-and-a-half star rating out of five with reviewers who’ve purchased it declaring it “the best vibrator I have ever owned.” New data also shows other top-selling sex toys, which include cock rings, the classic Rabbit vibrator, and anal sex toys. Australians also enjoy Orgasm Gel at AU$24.95, described on the site as “luxuriously light and silky smooth.”

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Check out more about Australia’s favorite sex toy: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-7186651/The-selling-sex-toys-Australia-revealed.html

There’s A New Sex Toy For Trans Folks

The Enby by Wild Flower, a company owned and operated by nonbinary folks, is a new sex toy specifically made for trans people. Many sex toys are designed with cisgender people in mind, like masturbator sleeves, vibrators and dildos. But Wild Flower’s goal with the Enby was to break that mold and create an accessible, flexible sex toy that can change to meet the needs of any partner’s body.

The Enby is refreshingly versatile—it can be laid flat for humping, folded into a stroker, tucked into a harness, or even just placed between two people during sex. It has three vibrating speeds and five patterns. The Enby can be used for solo or partner play, and its comfortable design makes it so it can “stay with you through all of life’s transitions.”

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Check out more about a new sex toy specifically for trans folks: https://www.dailydot.com/irl/enby-sex-toy-review/

Sex Toy Company Sues MTA For Discrimination

Women’s sex-toy company Dame Products is suing the MTA for refusing to run its train ads while putting up similarly racy ads for male-enhancement pills, according to a lawsuit. Dame says the MTA violated First Amendment rights and engaged in sex-discrimination by turning down suggestive ads showing vibrators, sex pillows and accessories — and simultaneously allowing hyper-phallic posts for erection medicine. One rejected ad reads, “You come first. Toys for sex” and depicts a vibrator that looks like an eggplant, while another reads “Toys for sex” and shows a half-dozen vibrators that do not explicitly resemble a dick.

One for Hims erectile-dysfunction medicine reads “hard made easy” and depicts flaccid and erect cacti as stand-ins for cocks. The MTA has said it lets the male enhancement ads slip through because they are for a medication, but advertisements for “sexually oriented business” violate its rules. Dame argues that “Vibrator usage is ‘a valuable tool for health care providers in the treatment of sexual function concerns,’” citing a study published in the peer-reviewed scholarly journal “Sexual and Relationship Therapy.”

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Check out more about a sex toy company suing the MTA for discrimination: https://nypost.com/2019/06/18/mta-is-biased-against-sex-toy-advertisements-lawsuit/