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Womanizer keeps finding new shells for its Pleasure Air clit stimulators, and the latest is the smallest in the range, packaged so you might mistake it for a pair of headphones.

The Womanizer Snap is billed as having an “ultra-compact design”, and it’s being marketed with the line “These are not headphones”.

The travel-friendly Snap weighs just over 39 grams and is 58 millimeters long. That’s far shorter than the Womanizer Next Liberty, another recent compact release, which measures 164 millimeters.

The Womanizer Snap clit stimulator in glossy burgundy, seen from the side with its round silicone nozzle facing forward

Lovehoney Group, which owns Womanizer, also recently gave Pleasure Air a lipstick-shaped makeover in the Womanizer Beauty, though at 174 millimeters that one went the other way on size.

The company also wants the Snap seen as an accessory rather than just a compact toy, launching it alongside fashion label Maitrepierre at Paris Fashion Week. Putting a familiar mechanism in a fresh outfit is a cheaper way to generate a launch than changing what the toy does, and it’s the same playbook the Beauty ran with lipstick.

The device has six intensity levels, and its big draw will be fitting Pleasure Air technology into such a small thing. This technology, the core of every Womanizer, uses pulses of air pressure to stimulate your clit without the toy touching it directly (although the nozzle still sits against the surrounding skin, so it isn’t quite as hands-off as the product marketing suggests). It’s also technology Womanizer’s owners guard closely, having been awarded $12.8 million by a US jury in a fight with Satisfyer’s maker and settled a patent suit that made XR Brands a royalty-paying licensee.

Womanizer SNAP

The Snap can be used for up to an hour between charges, and takes an hour to fully charge, which isn’t bad for a titchy device like this.

A Womanizer spokesperson told SEXTECHGUIDE the Snap will arrive in the US on October 21, 2026 at $79, and it’s already on sale in the UK for £69.

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