Kiiroo Releases 2nd-Generation Pearl2 Interactive G-spot Vibe

Kiiroo Releases 2nd-Generation Pearl2 Interactive G-spot Vibe

AMSTERDAM — Kiiroo has announced the release of its newest touch-sensitive device, the next generation of the Pearl vibrator, aptly named Pearl2.

According to the company, Pearl2  is the ultimate interactive G-spot vibrator, which can control or be controlled by other interactive devices, and also synced to an extensive library of interactive content.

“Our team has been working tirelessly for quite some time now on the next generation of our products,” Kiiroo CEO Toon Timmermans says. “After years of research and feedback from our customers, we have created Pearl2 to fill the gap in the interactive sex toy market.”

Timmermans notes that creating an innovative, interactive pleasure product, that caters to a diverse audience was the company’s goal, and Pearl2 is the result of this effort.

“Pearl2 has a beautifully designed exterior, and boasts some of the most unique and progressive technology on the inside,” Timmermans adds. “The interactive vibrator has a powerful motor and is waterproof. With frequent firmware updates, Pearl2 is a timeless piece of art that will never go out of date.”

Pearl2 is compatible with all existing and future Kiiroo devices, as well as the content on FeelMe.com and Pornhub, and other existing videos, VR, and 3D gaming content from Kiiroo’s partners.

Available on August 29 in Australia, Canada, and the U.S., Pearl2 will be available in Europe on Sept. 10.

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