Kiiroo’s Revamped Smart Dildo Hits the Spot with Touch-sensitive Technology

Jon Pressick
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Is the Pearl2 the next jewel in the immersive sex tech crown?

It really feels like equality is coming to the sex toy market. More haptic sex devices are being released that move beyond the concept of the standard stroker designed for penile pleasure.

The opportunity to play with others and interact with adult content has opened up our eyes to the opportunities that emerging technologies offer for all our sexytime body parts. And with Kiiroo’s recent release of Pearl2, its improved vibrator and G-spot stimulator, the sex tech company is again leading the way in coupling stimulation with synchronization.

Hot on the heels of its collaboration on the Fleshlight Launch, Amsterdam-based Kiiroo has revisited one of its signature products by reinventing one-half of it couples duo.The original Pearl was a good and serviceable vibrator that interacted with the Onyx stroker. The updated Pearl2, however, builds on this solid foundation and adds promising new features.

How it works

The main difference in the Pearl2 is a basic structural redesign in both shape and vibration. Whereas the original was a simple and straight vibrator, the Pearl2 is curved at the tip and offers direct G-spot massage.

Another addition is what Kiiroo calls touch-sensitive technology, meaning it responds to the user’s body.

As the toy moves inside the user, it can sense and react to the movements of motion and pressure. You squeeze hard, the Pearl2 vibrates back harder. You move the toy in and out, quickly or slowly, and Pearl2 picks up on that rhythm with matching vibration patterns.

Speaking of vibration, Kiiroo is really pushing the envelope of vibration technology. Pearl2 takes a place as one of the strongest, yet still quiet vibrators on the market.

Of course, these new features are in addition to the original Pearl’s interactive and immersive capabilities. Pearl2 can still connect with other Kiiroo-related products for long-distance mutual stimulation. It can also interact with adult films and games on various platforms, including FeelMe.com, Pornhub interactive, and more.

The Pearl2 represents a pendulum swing back toward providing pleasure to the vulva and clitoris as a primary focus. The second-generation vibrator is one of the few products that pairs this type of stimulation with interactive digital content and long-distance sex.

Here’s hoping Kiiroo keeps the momentum going and provides yet another push of the pendulum upward for immersive and interactive sex products for all people.

Image source: Kiiroo

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Jon Pressick is a Toronto-based writer, editor, blogger, and radio personality specializing in topics related to sex and sexuality for more than 15 years. Jon primarily publishes on his blog, Sex in Words, where he shares and contributes analysis of sex-related news stories, feature interviews, and erotic fiction. He is also a regular contributor at Kinkly.com where he provides a weekly sex news roundup. He has been published in New York Magazine, Xtra, and Quill & Quire. In 2010, Jon won the TNT Favourite Adult Journalist Award. He is also one of Broken Pencil Magazines "50 People and Places We Love." His many accomplishments as a sex journalist and erotic fiction writer also landed him on the jury for the Feminist Porn Awards. Jon is the author of three books: Best Sex Writing of the Year 2013: The State of Today's Sexual Culture; Best Sex Writing of the Year, Volume 1: On Consent, BDSM, Porn, Race, Sex Work and More; and Secrets of the Sex Masters. Jon's books have been featured in mainstream media outlets such as Huffingtonpost.com and Playboy Radio. The Best Sex Writing series published by Cleis Press covers topics including sex education, sex and disability, sexual exploration, legalities of sex, cultural sexual differences, sex in society, pornography, and asexuality. Jon was previously the co-host and producer of the weekly radio show Sex City. During this time he interviewed some of the sex community’s biggest names, including Cindy Gallop, Candida Royalle, Sunny Megatron, Susie Bright, Tristan Taormino, Kate McCombs, Reid Mihalko, Carol Queen, and Dr. Charlie Glickman. Jon earned his Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in English Language and Literature at McMaster University and has a Certificate in Book Publishing from Ryerson University. Jon is a regular speaker at sexuality conferences and offers prostate pleasure and erotica workshops. Recently, he embarked on gathering a collection of erotica and sex education books for Oasis Aqualounge's Erotic Library where he also acts as the official curator. Currently, Jon is Digital Production Manager at Nelson Canada. Nelson is Canada's leading educational publisher providing innovative products and solutions for learners of all ages.
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