Sex Toys With Remote

Remote controls were developed in 1898 by Nikola Tesla. He demonstrated a remote control’s workings by controlling a small boat during his exhibition at Madison Square Garden. By 1903, Leonardo Torres presented Telekino, a robot that’s controlled through electromagnetic waves. This was the first modern-day wireless remote control. It then became a staple in the television sets by the 1950s.

Sex toys with remote then entered the scene by the 1990s. During this time, the popularity of love toys has started to boom. More variations of vibrators, dildos, butt plugs, and masturbators have emerged in the market. One of those variations is remote-controlled sex toys.

Along with the emergence of remote sex toys in the market, teledildonics (virtual sex encounters using technology) are becoming popular. People have shown interest in high-tech sex toys, such as vibrators with long-distance app control. By the 2010s, companies specializing in smart toys, such as Lovense, has started making their premium line of smart sex toys.

New to the world of sex toys with remote? Unsure with what to get from our sex toy shop? We’re here to help you out. Here are the different types of remote-controlled sex toys. By knowing the types, you’ll find the type that works best for your preferences.

First on the list is the Wired Remote-Controlled Toy. We know this sounds like an oxymoron, but there’s still a market for this. For this type, there’s a thin wire attached to the remote control and the vibrator.

The next type is probably the one that you’re most familiar with. Wireless sex toys with remote have much of a distance range, so they’re meant to be used in the same room. They’re suitable for solo play or couple play when you want to give your partner the power to control your orgasms.

Then there’s an app-controlled sex toy. This type can be navigated through a mobile app. With the help of Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection, app-controlled vibes give long-distance couples a chance to have fun even when they’re apart.

When using your sex toy with a remote, it’s important to know the device’s material, especially if the sex toy you’re using is designed for penetration. The toy’s material is the basis of what type of sexual lubricant you can use on it. For example, if your remote-controlled vibrator is made from silicone, you can’t use silicone-based lubes with it; opt for a water-based or hybrid-based lubricant instead.

As for the cleaning process, check if the toy is waterproof or splashproof. If the toy is waterproof, you can lightly submerge it in warm water and mild soap. If the toy is splashproof, we suggest just washing it over running water or wiping it with a damp towel.

Though using mild soap works fine, you can also use a sex toy cleaner for more convenient and thorough cleaning. As for the device’s remote, no need to submerge them in water— wiping it with a damp towel will do. Store it in a satin or velvet pouch once it’s all dried up.