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Lovense has launched a dual-head clitoris vibrator that gives suction on one side and a tapping sensation on the other.

The new Fizz device is an interesting twist on the ‘modern classic’ clit stimulator shape, seen in the design of devices such as Lovense’s Tenera 2. The Fizz’s shaft is straight, seemingly designed to be easily grasped, with two different stimulator sections at the head rather than one.

The Fizz’s official price is $259, but Lovense has been selling it for $119 around launch.

Lovense Fizz shower

The two sides of the device’s head section work in tandem. One side gives a tapping sensation as a small section of the head, designed to be placed on the clit, moves in and out. This one-way valve system motion expels air from the chamber of the head, generating suction on the opposite side of the tapping section.

Lovense calls this head design TwinAir technology. With the two sections working simultaneously, you can turn the device around to switch sensations without having to change control settings.

As is the case with all new Lovense sextech devices, the Fizz can be controlled via the Lovense app. This allows the device to be controlled remotely and for functions such as sound-activated vibrating.

Lovense Fizz lifestyle shot

The Fizz can also be connected to other Lovense sextech devices, so their vibration intensities sync.

Cam models can use the Fizz on livestreams, giving control of the head section to viewers. In a design move likely made to appeal further to cammers, the device has an LED light at its base that flashes based on the stimulator intensity.

Lovense has been on something of a roll with new launches. The company recently launched the Velvo: a rabbit vibrator that SEXTECHGUIDE described in its review as having good vibrations and app-control, but issues with the shaft design.

Lovense Fizz

$119.00 $259.00
Lovense.com

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