Kiiroo

Kiiroo is an Amsterdam-based sextech company that’s been building connected sex toys since 2013. The product lineup centers on teledildonics: devices that sync over the internet so partners can feel each other’s interactions in real time, regardless of distance. The flagship is the Keon masturbator, which has gone through several iterations — the Keon 2 landed at $239 with Wi-Fi syncing and a speed-focused “finisher mode” — alongside vibrators, a compact $79 PowerShot stroker that attaches to the Keon, and the Spot wearable vibrator built for cam performers who want tip-activated vibration and light shows. They’ve also moved into sex machines with the PleasureDrive, a tip-activated rival to Lovense’s offerings. Beyond hardware, Kiiroo runs the FeelConnect ecosystem, which lets devices sync with interactive content and partner apps. Their toys have also picked up third-party integrations — RPG sex games like Wild Life now support scene-aware haptics with Kiiroo hardware. The connected toy space is getting more crowded, and Lovense remains the dominant competitor, but Kiiroo has consistently carved out ground in the interactive content and long-distance