SVAKOM
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SVAKOM: the brand behind connected toys
What sets SVAKOM apart from most of its rivals is the electronics. A large part of the range can be controlled from your phone, warms to body temperature, or works from a distance. If you want a toy that does more than vibrate, this is the place to look.
The three things that make it different
- App control: the panty vibe Edeny, the Sam Neo 2 PRO and the Echo 2 are controlled from your phone, which makes proper remote use possible.
- Heat: Hannes Neo, Vick Neo 2 and Margot warm up, which changes the feel quite a bit compared with cold silicone.
- Remote control: the ring Winni 2 and the egg Elva come with a physical remote, for anyone who does not want to rely on a phone.
And suction
The Pulse Galaxie is their suction toy, using air pressure stimulation instead of direct contact. It is often the range people start with when they have never tried a SVAKOM toy before.
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The price depends on the options chosen on the product page£104.95 -
The price depends on the options chosen on the product page£104.95
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need my phone to use them?
Only on the app-controlled models, and even then they also work with their buttons. If you would rather not install anything, the Winni 2 and Elva come with a physical remote.
What is the heat function for?
It brings the toy up to body temperature. It is not a power feature. It changes the first touch, which can feel cold with silicone at room temperature.
Which lubricant should I use?
Water-based lubricant. Silicone-based lubes can damage the surface of silicone toys over time, and most of this range is made from silicone.
Does the parcel arrive discreetly?
Yes. All orders are sent in neutral packaging, with no reference to the contents or the shop on the outside.
What if I am not happy with it when it arrives?
The timescales and conditions are set out in our returns policy. For hygiene reasons, intimate products have their own limits, and they are explained there.