Kiiroo Spot is wearable vibrator that syncs cam show tips to ‘light shows’ and vibration intensity

Updated January 28, 2025

Published January 28, 2025

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Netherlands-based Sextech company Kiiroo is launching a wearable egg-shaped vibrator aimed at live cam performers, that can put on an LED ‘light show’ when fans tip the cammer’s online performance. The Kiiroo Spot released today, January 28, 2025, costs $109.

As well as its egg-shaped vibrating section, it features a section with an LED light section that can light up in various colors and patterns, sparkling and flashing. It can be synced to cam performances so the more fans tip, the more intense the Spot’s light show and vibrations.

If this all sounds quite familiar, then you probably already know about the incredibly popular line of Lovense Lush egg-shaped vibrators, which also sync with tips on cam sites and have a light that flashes when tips are received.

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5+ Hour Battery Life – Long-lasting and fast charging for uninterrupted play.
Sound Sensitive – Responds to music or voice for a unique experience.
App-Controlled – Control via the FeelConnect app or pair with other devices.
Vibration Presets – Includes 6 manual modes and customizable patterns.
Waterproof Design – Fully waterproof for versatile use anytime, anywhere.

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The Spot is shaped like many other egg-style wearable vibrators in the sector, that are largely designed to stimulate the G-Spot (hence the name of Kiiroo’s new offering).

The Spot has 13 built-in light show patterns, but cam performers can connect the device to many cam platforms using the FeelConnect app on their phone or the FeelPerformer Chrome extension. The device can then be set to have its vibration patterns and light patterns synced to specific tip amounts. Its vibrations can also be synced to music, giving additional options for performers.

The Spot is waterproof, weighs 65.4 grams, is 97 millimeters long at its longest section, and is 36 millimeters at its widest section. It takes around one hour to charge and Kiiroo says it can be used for over five hours between charges.

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Kiiroo is largely known for its high quality penis stroker devices, but also makes a selection of wands, vibrators and sex machines aimed at people with a vulva too. The company recently started marketing these products with the help of an “AI-powered music sensation” called Nova Luxx, who has released a synth-pop song namechecking the “ergonomic, sleek design” of Kiiroo’s products.

Nova Luxx’s song More Than a Vibe sounds like a recent Katy Perry album track rather than anything truly sensational, but it’s good to see Kiiroo putting AI to positive use.

Given the ubiquity of Lovense toys on many cam sites, its clear that Kiiroo is trying to target some of the performer side of the market, who regularly use Lovense Domi or Lovense Lush devices to increase their earnings.

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Rowynn Dumont is an artist, writer, and curator exploring the intersections of technology, aesthetics, and subculture. She runs the Art + Tech Salon at Solas Studios in NYC and has written for SuperRare and VICE, focusing on the evolving relationship between digital media, eroticism, and contemporary art.Her work is deeply influenced by her background in alternative culture—she was formerly an alt girl and worked with Burning Angel, Suicide Girls, and Lazerbunny. Academically, she studied the concept of Decadence in Prague under renowned curator and art historian Dr. Otto M. Urban and was recently featured in the Kafkaesque group exhibition at DOX, curated by Urban, alongside David Lynch and Gottfried Helnwein, the latter of whom was also her mentor.Blending the raw energy of underground aesthetics with emerging technologies, Rowynn’s research and creative practice examine digital identity, AI-generated art, and the shifting boundaries of desire in the digital age.

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