Tapping Anal Vibrator with Remote & App Control – IPX7, 9 Modes

Anal Vibrator That Taps as Well as Vibrates

The old listing sold this as a plain remote vibrator, which misses what the toy actually does. Set into the side of the shaft is a long slot with a moving paddle inside it, and the manufacturer labels the function 9-frequency tapping and vibration. So there are two sensations working at once: a broad buzz through the silicone body, and a distinct knocking tap against the prostate wall from that paddle.

Tapping is a genuinely different feeling from vibration. If you have tried prostate toys that only hum and found them underwhelming, this is the mechanism worth trying.

Measured Size: 14cm Total, Only 8.5cm Goes In

The maker publishes a full dimensioned diagram, so you can judge the fit before you buy rather than after. Total body length is 14cm / 5.55in, the insertable section is 8.5cm / 3.35in, the widest point of the head is 3.2cm / 1.26in and the neck behind it narrows to 2.4cm / 0.94in.

That neck matters more than the length. A 3.2cm bulb passing in and then settling on a 2.4cm waist is what holds the toy in position, and 8.5cm is a moderate insertable depth that suits people who are past the very beginner stage without being demanding.

The wireless remote measures 6.1cm x 3.8cm, small enough to palm or pass to a partner.

Read This Before You Buy: How the Base Actually Works

We check the base on every anal product, and here the answer needs a sentence rather than a tick.

The base is a rounded lobe carrying the two control buttons, and it is clearly wider than the 2.4cm neck, with roughly 5.5cm of body left outside once the insertable section is in. In practice that combination stops it travelling. But the maker does not publish a base width, and the lobe is not dramatically wider than the 3.2cm head the way a proper flared disc would be.

So use it the way it is designed to be used: keep hold of the base or let a partner hold it, and do not fall asleep wearing it. If you want a toy you can safely leave in unattended, buy one with a wide flat flange instead.

IPX7 Waterproof, With the Rating Actually Published

Most listings in this category say waterproof and leave it there. This one carries a stated IPX7 rating, which is a defined standard: protection against full immersion in up to a metre of water for thirty minutes. That means the shower and the bath are genuinely fine, and cleaning it properly under running water is fine too.

It charges by magnetic contact rather than through an open port, which is the reason a sealed rating is possible at all.

Black Is the App Version, Blue Is the Remote Version

These are two different control systems at two different prices, so choose deliberately rather than on colour.

Black, app controlled. Runs from a phone app with named patterns rather than numbered ones: Heartbeat, Getting Better, Happy Cha Cha, Surfing in the Sea, Deer Bumping and Big Waves Hit the Shore. The app also carries Interactive, Game and Video mode tabs, so a partner can drive it from anywhere with a connection.

Blue, remote controlled. Comes with the oval wireless remote instead. No phone, no pairing, no app account. Hand it over and let someone else press the buttons, which is the better pick for in-the-room play.

Both versions ship with a free 120ml bottle of lubricant, which is a sensible inclusion given anal play needs considerably more of it than most people expect.

Who This Tapping Anal Vibrator Suits

• Anyone who has found plain vibrating prostate toys too one-note and wants a tapping sensation as well.
• Couples who want one partner holding the controls, in the room or at a distance.
• People who want to use a toy in the shower or bath and want a real rating rather than a vague promise.
• Users past the absolute beginner stage, given the 3.2cm width.
• Anyone who wants the lubricant included rather than discovering they are short of it.

Anal Vibrator Specifications

Tapping Anal Vibrator FAQ

What does the tapping actually feel like?
A distinct knocking against one wall, rather than the spread-out hum of vibration. The paddle sits in the side slot of the shaft and strikes outward, and it runs alongside the vibration rather than instead of it.

Is it safe to leave in unattended?
No, and we would rather say so. The base lobe is wider than the neck and 5.5cm stays outside, but there is no wide flat flange. Keep hold of it or have a partner hold it.

Can I take it in the shower or bath?
Yes. The IPX7 rating covers immersion in up to a metre of water for thirty minutes, and it charges by magnetic contact with no open port.

Is it suitable for a complete beginner?
The 3.2cm widest point is moderate rather than small. If this is your first anal toy, start with something narrower and work up.

What is the difference between Black and Blue?
Control method, not colour. Black runs from a phone app with named patterns and long-distance modes. Blue comes with a physical wireless remote and no app.

Does the remote version work from another room?
The maker publishes no range figure, so we will not quote one. Treat it as same-room use and choose the app version if distance is the point.

Is it quiet?
No decibel figure is published, and a tapping mechanism is by nature a knocking sound, so we are not going to call it whisper-quiet the way the old listing did.

What lubricant should I use?
Water-based, and generously. Silicone lubricant can degrade the silicone body. A 120ml bottle comes in the box to start you off.

How do I clean it?
Warm water and a mild unscented cleanser, working into the tapping slot where the paddle sits, since that recess is where residue collects. The IPX7 rating means you can rinse it thoroughly. Dry it fully before storing.

Does it ship discreetly?
Yes. Plain outer packaging with nothing on the outside naming the contents.