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The Bluemotion Nex 2 (2nd gen) isn't quite the newest device in Ohmibod's internet-connected sex toy range, but it's a solid app-controlled option to consider.

The 'Ohmibod for Kiiroo' Lumen is an app controlled butt plug with a long list of features, most of which are based around interactivity with content and other toys.

Lovense's first remote cock ring is a surprisingly late entry to the market for the company known for its remote toys, but is it any good?

Long-distance sextech brand Lovense has released the third version of its Lush egg toy, a Bluetooth- and WiFi-enabled vibrator that can be controlled from afar.

Lovense has been making app-controlled and remote toys for a decade, and its latest, the Lovense Ferri is a sound responsive clitoral vibrator for external use.

The $249 Keon is Kiiroo's first own brand device to use a removeable Stroker, and is a replacement for the Fleshlight Launch – but is it any good?

The MysteryVibe Poco is, essentially, a mini version of its predecessor, the Crescendo. This time around, it's smaller, and promises more power, for just $90.

App-controlled sex toys were once a niche market. Now they’re mainstream and huge business. Here's a round-up of some of the best app controlled toys for women.

The Svakom Ella is an insertable vibrator, shaped somewhere between an egg and a bullet with a long tail. It costs $119, and can be used solo or with a friend.

Desire is Lovehoney’s own-brand line of luxury sex toys, and the remote control Love Egg is the third fully app-integrated product in the range, priced at $125.

There has been a good deal of buzz in the adult industry since We-Vibe announced it was releasing a wand. But how does it measure up against the rivals?

Lovehoney’s App-Controlled Desire Prostate Vibe is the company’s latest toy for solo or remote duo fun from British Manufacturer Lovehoney.