OhMiBod, Kiiroo Partner on Fuse Interactive Vibe

OhMiBod, Kiiroo Partner on Fuse Interactive Vibe

AMSTERDAM/STRATHAM, N.H. — OhMiBod and Kiiroo have announced the release of a new, jointly developed interactive pleasure product called Fuse — a dual-stimulating, touch-sensitive vibrator.

According to the company, Fuse’s touch controls are the first of their kind on the market, giving couples more ways to enjoy connectivity than ever before, with built-in touch-sensitive technology that allows the user to control other Kiiroo-connected devices.

“This bi-directional control allows users to experience truly unique, intimate moments remotely, anytime, anywhere,” says a company spokesperson. “Fuse users can enjoy numerous ways to play, such as with a partner or in synchronization with 2D or VR content [and a] perfect companion to the recently introduced Fleshlight Launch powered by Kiiroo.”

Kiiroo CEO Toon Timmermans is excited about the new partnership and the release of Fuse.

“Kiiroo and OhMiBod are a match made in heaven; both companies bring innovative technology as well as a creative mindset to the table,” Timmermans explained. “Creating this new interactive device with OhMiBod is the start of an orgasmic adventure.”

OhMiBod founder Suki Dunham said matching Fuse’s aesthetic design to the Launch was an incredibly fun process.

“Bringing these two sophisticated products together, from both a design and technological perspective, was challenging,” Dunham added. “But when you see the two products side by side, it’s obvious that there is a shared design language.”

The Fuse is compatible with all existing Bluetooth-enabled interactive devices by Kiiroo, as well as interactive content.

The Fuse is now available on both Kiiroo.com and OhMiBod.com at the retail price of $149.

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