GOOD VIBES. YOUR WAY.

Remote-Controlled Vibrators

A little distance between you and the buttons can be rather entertaining. Remote-controlled vibrators let you keep the handset close, pass it across the sofa or hand it to a partner who has agreed not to get too smug about it.

Good vibes. A little know-how.

Remote-Controlled Vibrators: Who Gets the Buttons?

Choose together. Pass the buttons. Try to behave.

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Remote-controlled vibrators separate the controls from the toy, giving you another way to enjoy a favourite shape. Keep the handset for yourself or hand it to a partner when you both fancy sharing the choice of setting. You’ll find more than one format here: remote control can come with a wearable, an egg, a rabbit or another design. Start with a toy you actually like, then let the remote add its own little invitation.

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The Remote Is the Bonus. Pick the Right Toy First.

The handset is one feature of the experience. Shape, intended use and easy access to the controls still help make a good match.

A shape worth sharing control of

The Passion Play Rabbit Couple Vibe puts shared control on the menu. Keep the handset yourself or let your partner choose the next setting when you both fancy it. Explore eggs and wearables for other ways to bring a remote into your evening.

Add movement to the remote agenda

Curious about more than vibration? The Maia Adira brings a thrusting design and a wireless remote together. You can explore a moving toy while keeping its handset close by. Our thrusting range has more ideas if movement is what has you browsing.

Across the sofa or across the internet?

A dedicated handset usually controls a toy locally. If you’re looking for supported long-distance features, explore app-controlled toys instead. Our remote versus app guide explains which connection style fits which plans. The words “wireless” and “internet-connected” aren’t interchangeable.

Remote-Control Questions Before You Pass the Buttons

Can a remote work from another city?

A standard handset is generally for local use. Long-distance play needs a model and app that explicitly support it, along with the required connections.

Is the remote always included?

Check the exact contents list. Also check whether the handset needs batteries, even when the toy itself recharges.

Can I use the remote on my own?

Yes. Separate controls can be handy when onboard buttons would be awkward to reach. A remote doesn’t require a second person.

Can I replace a lost handset?

Ask about the exact model before buying a replacement. Similar-looking remotes aren’t necessarily compatible with one another.