SVAKOM Avery Dual Stimulation Thrusting Vibrator

Think of Avery as a two‑way approach to internal and external stimulation. In person I’d tell you it’s a slim, curved vibrator with soft ridges along the shaft and a powered thrusting tip that gives controlled forward strokes to the G‑spot while a separate motor handles vibration for the clitoris. The practical result is more nuanced stimulation than a single‑motor toy: you can build a rhythm with thrusting and layer vibration intensity independently.

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How to use it

Charge Avery before first use using the supplied USB cable. Start on a low intensity to find a rhythm you like; the independent motors mean you can try gentle thrusting with stronger clitoral vibration or vice versa. For anal or prostate play use plenty of water‑based lubricant and proceed slowly — the toy is described as slim and ergonomic so it’s suitable for many users but always go at a pace that feels safe. Because the body is silicone, use only water‑based lubricants to avoid damaging the surface.

Cleaning and care

Silicone with ABS trim cleans easily: wash with warm water and a mild, unscented soap or a toy cleaner, rinse well and dry before storing in the included pouch. The toy is totally waterproof so you can submerge it when cleaning, but ensure it is fully dry before placing it back in the storage bag. Avoid silicone‑based lubricants and harsh solvents to preserve the finish.

Who it’s for: if you want a more tactile, rhythm‑led internal sensation combined with targeted clitoral vibrations, Avery offers precise control and variety. Who it’s not for: if you prefer very large girth toys or seek a single, heavy‑duty rumbly motor, you may prefer a different style. Note the runtime of about two hours per charge — plenty for multiple short sessions but charge before long sessions.

For those wanting a versatile G‑spot vibrator with controllable thrust and separate clitoral vibration.

Think of Avery as the sort of product I'd hand you in-store when you say you want internal G‑spot hits plus clitoral attention without juggling two toys. It has a dedicated thrusting motor at the tip that delivers controlled forward strokes while a separate motor handles vibration for the clitoris or shaft. The shaft is slim, gently curved and features soft undulations so it slides and targets the G‑spot without feeling bulky.

Start with the lowest intensity to find a rhythm you like, use the dedicated buttons to change vibration and thrust independently; that way you can build a pattern where the G‑spot thrusts match or contrast with clitoral pulses. Because the tip has a thrusting action, hold the toy steady at the base and let the motor do the movement rather than forcing it.

Use a water-based lubricant only — silicone lubricants can degrade the silicone finish. For anal or prostate use, apply plenty of water-based lube, go slowly and consider a condom over the toy if you switch between partners or orifices.

Being fully waterproof means you can wash Avery under warm running water with a mild, toy-safe cleaner or gentle soap. Avoid harsh household detergents and never boil the ABS components. Dry thoroughly before storing in the supplied pouch. Keep away from silicone-based lubricants and store separately from other silicone toys to prevent surface reactions.

For those wanting simultaneous G‑spot thrusting and clitoral vibration with separate controls.

Avery stands out in the dual-stimulation sector by adding a thrusting G‑spot motor — a feature not common in many rabbit‑style toys. Suited to intermediate users who want more complex internal sensations while still being accessible to curious beginners.

It runs at a moderate noise level: you’ll hear the motors when close by, but it’s quieter than many older dual-motor toys. Expect normal motor hum rather than anything industrial; ideal for home use.

Yes — it’s fully waterproof so safe to immerse and use in the bath or shower. Just ensure the charging port is fully closed and dry the toy properly after use before storing.

Use a water-based lubricant only. Silicone-based lubes can damage the toy’s silicone surface over time, so avoid them to keep the finish smooth and safe.