Buyer's Guide
Choosing your first sex machine
Power range, noise under load, and where it lives between uses. What matters when buying a first sex machine, and how to use it safely.
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A vetted pick, chosen for the Braise catalog on merit, never for payment. Here's what earns it a place and who it's for.
Our verdict
A thrusting machine with the best app in the business behind it. Partners can run it from across the world, but it's heavy, loud at speed, and a commitment of space.
How it rates
AppExcellent
PowerVery good
NoiseGood
SetupStrong
ValueStrong
How we vetted it
Vetted on app control, attachments, power and noise, and setup, from Lovense's product and accessory information, buyer feedback, and expert coverage. Published specs vary between sources, so we've left out stroke and speed figures we couldn't confirm.
What works well
The draw is control. The Lovense Remote app runs the machine over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi with custom patterns, music sync, and long-distance control, so a partner can drive it from anywhere. A basic wired remote handles it without a phone. Stroke length is adjustable, it runs on mains power so there's no battery to watch, and Lovense sells dildo attachments in two lengths plus an adapter for other common attachments.
Who it's for
Couples, especially long-distance ones, who want partner-controlled thrusting and already like the Lovense app.
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