Kiiroo Pearl2 now on sale – but delays for Europe

Updated September 4, 2017

Published August 29, 2017

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Kiiroo’s follow up to its popular Pearl smart vibrator is now available to buy in Australia, Canada and the US, after being announced earlier this month.

Buyers in the UK will have to wait until September 10 to get their hands (and anything else) on one. The purple model should have been on sale since the beginning of the month and the black one from August 23, but unspecified delays snagged things up by a few days.

“After years of research and feedback from our customers we have created Pearl2 to fill the gap in the interactive sex toy market. Creating an innovative, interactive pleasure product, that caters to a diverse audience was our goal, and we are proud to present Pearl2 to the world today,” Kiiroo’s excellently named CEO Toon Timmermans said in a statement.

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What that means is that it’ll play nicely with all existing and future Kiiroo devices, as well as some third-party options like the Fleshlight Launch. Alternatively, it can be used solo with interactive content from porn sites like FeelMe.com.

When it does arrive in Europe, it’ll cost €99.

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