Kiiroo - Reviews and experiences

it doesn't let you use it while charging. People online hack the power supply to force that behaviour; that says a lot. I can't be bothered to attempt that, so I'm stuck dealing with short sessions.
On the positive side — and it's not nothing — when the unit is working it's actually pleasant and does alleviate some wrist strain. I'm grateful for that, genuinely. But having to set it up for 20–30 minutes only to watch it peter out after 15 minutes of use really kills the mood. For a bit more money you can find custom builds that are quieter, have better range and better power setups. Also, minor gripe: I bought a sleeve accessory once and it started to go mouldy faster than other sleeves I own, which was a surprise and put me off buying more from the same brand.
So yeah, useful in bursts, but overall disappointing given the cost and the build choices (charging, durability). I won't be rushing back for another unit, though I do appreciate that it helped when it worked. Lesson learned, I guess.

I just got the Esca and it's been a real pain with all the connectivity issues and constant vibrations. I tried everything, logging off and on, clearing cookies, you name it, but nothing worked. So, I ended up buying a different product from a different company because no one could help me figure out the problem.

I thought the Onyx + would be great for me because I'm pretty average in size, but man, what a disappointment. Wife and I played around with different sleeves, but nothing, just vibrations. Total waste of money, eh!

I really loved the products I got from this website! The Keon and strokers are amazing, they give such a cool and fun experience that makes everything more exciting. I'm so satisfied with what I bought and definitely think other people should check them out if they want to add some extra excitement to their alone time.

Oh man, what a letdown! I was expecting something super high-tech and cool, but all I got was a total disappointment. The video sync is all wonky, and don't even get me started on the manual mode - it's a total mess. Basically, this thing is just an expensive paperweight. It's way too small and the movements are all over the place. Do yourself a favor and steer clear of this disaster of a product.

The interactive device I bought has been a great addition to my collection of playthings. The ability to customize the stroke and speed gives it a really nice touch, and the interactive features are really impressive. But I've noticed that sometimes it can be a bit noisy, so I'm thinking it might need a bit of maintenance inside. Also, the way it links to other websites, even the ones mentioned on the packaging, seems a little strange. Despite these small issues, the online experience is still fun, and I'm excited to delve deeper into the digital interactivity for solo play.